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in Section C of Rappahannock Mt. Estates; Jackson District. Ray T. Cannon et al to Hilda Kalish, tract 1-25 and 3/4 acres; 8tonewali District. Anthony B. Santullo to Merrill Randolph Poe et al; Jackson District. Deed of Exchange. John P. Snead III et al to Anne B. Keith, 20 acres; Hampton District.
Rappahannock County School Board to J. Clifford Miller III, three tracts-2.54 acres; 1.396 acres; 0.938 acres; Piedmont District.
Willie T. Hackley et ux to Edward R. Hackley, 1.50 acres; Jackson District.
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