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I —Rappahannock New* Photo/Thereaa Reynold* | ON THE TRAIL OF NICHOLAS SPERRY Joseph and Josephine Borkowski have placed him in Frederick County and later in Culpeper County which became Rappahannock in 1835. The Borkowskis hope to prove that Sperry’s absence from the land tax rolls was because of the use of his house for the post office. ■- rrairnrrnr ^ ^ .r ■ «- *■ tr T fa-gf
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