Rappahannock News, June 25, 1964
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Lane property (formerly Maurice O’Bannon’s) were blown over or twisted off. The one above tore up a rock fence when it fell. Hail, the size of golf balls, broke glass panes and 1.6 inches of rain fell, according to Raymond Johnson.
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| Name | Here as | Kinship stated | In the paper |
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| Raymond Johnson | — | — | 1,581 |
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“Lane property (formerly Maurice O’Bannon’s) were blown over or.” rappnews, no. 34, June 1964.
“Lane property (formerly Maurice O’Bannon’s) were blown over or.” rappnews, no. 34, Jun 1964.
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