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Benjamin F. Jenkins

Benjamin Franklin Jenkins, an employee for thirty, years on the faun of J, R. Shackelford, Woodville, died suddenly at his F. T. Valley home on Tuesday, August 4, aa the result of a heart attack. Son of the late Henry W, Jenkins and Elizabeth M. Jenkins, he was 69 years of age.

He is survived by his wife, Florence B. Jenkins; four sons, Richard Jenkins of Culpeper, Thomas H. Jenkins of Orange and Raymond Jenkins of Haymarket four daughters, Mrs. Ray Sisk, VVoodville. Mrs. Wallace Sisk of Front Royal, Mrs. Robert Sisk, Orange and Mrs., James A-Jenkins o£ Fairfax. Also surivivng are one brother. Robert E. Jenkins. Washington, Va.; twenty-three grand-' children and thirteen great-grand-, children.

A funeral service was held Friday, August 7, from Geest Funeral chapel in Culpeper, with interment in Fairview Cemetery. The Rev. H. E. Nicholson of F. T. Valley Baptist Church, conducted the services. Pallbearers were Rufus Jenkins, Wade Jenkins, E. W- Fra

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