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late Harold H. Flournoy and Lillie Holloway Flournoy.

Mr. Flournoy was a lifelong Fauquier County resident and farmer and was an enthusiast of the American Revolution and the Civil War and a history buff. He er\joyed going to schools to teach children of these historic times.

He helped to develop interest and work wit|i the Elk Run Archaeological Dig Project for preservational purposes, and was a member of the Sons of the American Revolution.

He is survived by his wife, Sabinia T. Flournoy; four daughters, Debbie Melton of Summerduck, Julie Aittama of Harrisonburg, Susan Pierce of

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