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By DOROTHY GALLOWAY
Rappahannock News Contributing Writer
A perfect day weatherwise, a groaning table of delicious food, and a growing interest in family history brought together 102 Beahms and allied families for the tenth annual reunion held in the Rappahannock Park Pavilion on Sunday, Sept. 5.
Last year a decision had been made to clean up and replace the fence around the Beahm Pioneer Cemetery at Rocky Branch in Page County. Progress of this activity was made thusly Bob and Dennis Johnson and Jim and Dorothy Galloway spent a week cleaning out the brush and trees and hauling away the debris. The actual fencing cannot be done until spring of 1994. The oldest stone located was for the immigrant to Virginia, John Beahm, who
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