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Amos Hawkins
!\mos Hawkins, a retired binetmaker, died November 1964 at his home in Washgton, D. C. He was 87 years d, a native of Rappahannock >unty, but had lived in Washgton-, D. C. for the past 50 ars. Jon of the late George W. d Eliza Burke Hawkins, of ippahannock, he had no imediate survivors. George W. iwkins of Sperryville and seph R. Hawkins, Boston e among his nephews, and rs. Ashby Wayland, Washgton, Va. is a niece. ^ funeral service was held nday from Clore Funeral lome in Culpeper with the lev. Dott Qryan officiating, nterment was in Fairview Cemetery. Pallbearers were George Thornhill, Ralph Row::ie, Irvin Sullivan, George W. and Joseph R. Hawkins and
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