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After Mr. Browning’s death, his farm, called Piedmont, went to his -grandson, Robert M. Menefee. DiAvid«d ; by subsequent inheritance,^ 1 Piedmont was reconsplidated in the 1940s and is Aow neld by TholandJ Inc. of New York.
Mr. Partlow’s remaining land was broken up by inheritance and sale, but the county’s land record books to this day identify those lots as having been part of “the Partlow place.” . The Johnsons’ 1981 history of Rappahannock County shows us that the church was a going concern in 1846.
After Congress authorized the establishment of the Shenandoah National Park, acquisition of land for it foreshadowed the demise of the Piedmont Baptist Church by bringing about the dispersal of the Hazel and other mountain farmers who
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