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descendants of our ancestors, Thomas B. and Mary G. Martin Dwyer.

This year along with the displays of family information, pictures and old documents there was a new game introduced, a family cross word puzzle. Fifteen minutes were allowed for its completion, with a $5 prize. Jeanie Dwyer of Washington, Va., finished first and claimed the money.

Winners in the raffle were: Colin McDonald, Ned’s Johnson Rappahannock History; Chris Albright, velvet pillow donated by Debra Keyser; and Lorene Dwyer, Irish china creamer and sugar bowl trimmed in 24 carat gold.

Those who won gifts in the following categories were: Oldest: Nannie Kendall Payne, of Front Royal, Va., age 85; Youngest: Charles M.

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