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The last Mystery Kami pictured «ts the 1200 acre farm of Gen. and Mi's. Daniel Noce at Lau tv .Mills near Castleton.
“Laurel Hills Farm” was an. original land grant to Col. Rogers. The. brek mantTi wh;ch Col. Rogers built burned in 1715 but a leg house still stands.
The Hughes famiiy ne\l owned the farm and Gen. and Mrs. Noce purchased it sin Decembey^ 1054 from the late Dr. Thomas Hughes '"d Y”' ntahi a largo bed of Angus beef cattle and raise hogs : i.; . cop. v.:T;v raised • are hay, — ' ■: •' r b. icy, wheat and soybeans.
Mrs. Noce is an a\iu gardener . ... Ge '. Nocc-s Hitbbv is carpent ). He s rcti'ed army off cer
! i. ueentl' been elected presilen: of the Rappahannock Farm !>u eau and the Castleton Fire Co. and he is a consultin ’ engineer.
They have two children; a daugter, Mrs. Philip Melody who h.rs six children. Mrs. Melody nd chi.dren lived with Gen. and Mrs. Noce while Col. Melody was on overseas duty. Since his - urn Cel. and Mrs. Melody and f mily • fc making their home at Holmes Run Acres.
A son, Capt. Robert W.. Noce® ■' ? gi duate of West Point, and h's wife and four child’tn hr.'.r been liy.ngbn Georg a whr.e C ,p.. Noce has iu t completed a course • ;i;r automotive arid- mechanical eng:r,eyi ng at-Georgia Tech.
M s T. V*. Williams first iden. * rd tiu- fa n-anTwill receive a i cs yea,: subscription to the Rapp:...c;’.
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