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Bodes Brown
■’""'iSS'octoherMh' a Stan”ryville dV^,°CHe was a native of ton hospital. H September 30, Rappahannock, born james lSTtoe son of toe Reid
Brown and Cora retired farmer. Brown. He w* his wife, Mrs. Surviving ar**of sperryvill®; Anna Smith B Frances B. two daughters, Mrye ^ Thorntan of Sperryvu Union; Ann B. Tbompswi oi Jf o£TazeSuS viuiifm Jaihson Brown
thers, Y BroWn of Culville, Julian L. Q Brown of peper and Harold j^rs. Lucy Winchester; on RihI^ond; eight
and one greatgrandchildren ana grandchild. _rvice was held A graveside service ^ at 11 a m‘JSefed by the Rev. Cemetery conducieu u, Ronald Wiley*
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