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St. Paul’s cemetery in Woodviile.

“All that 1 did, I loved doing,” Mr. Brown said about his life as a country banker. This is the story of his career as he told it at the home of his daughter, Frances Russell, in Flint Hill.

“1 was bom in Woodviile in October, 1898, the son of Dr. J. G. Brown, and lived for 27 years in the county. I went with my father twice a year to Culpeper to buy farm machinery and do our banking, a three-hour drive then by horse and buggy. I was about thirteen when he began leaving me at the bank with the cashier, and

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