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After giving birth to their son Isaac Christopher, they moved to the Roberts Browning farm in Rappahannock County. Later they had three daughters, Mary Merrill, Laura Lowe and Carol Ramsay. She enjoyed living on the farm and was an avid gardener. She was greatly involved in Trinity Episcopal Church and was instrumental with the Episcopal Church Women in starting the dried flower tour, now in it’s 50th year.
Mrs. Parrish carried her needlepoint everywhere since the age of twelve, and helped make many of the kneelers for Trinity Church. She loved to read and was influential in starting the Rappahannock County Library with Mary Jamieson and Dotsy Davis. In one fund raising effort, she produced a map of Rappahannock County with her drawings of historic houses and places.
She was predeceased by her husband of 45 years, Isaac “Ike” Parrish.
Mrs. Parrish is survived by her four children and their families: Chris and Caroline Parrish, and Amelia, Lena and Isaac, all of Viewtown. Merrill and Philip Strange, Lily and Zander, all of Viewtown. Laura and Allen Heyward of Richmond, VA., Georgia Young quest of New York City, Isabelle Heyward of San Diego, CA., Thomas Heyward of Houston, TX. And Dan Heyward of Raleigh, NC. Carol Parrish and Paul Clark and Jules Clark of Mill River, MA, Galan Clark and Elyse Clark of Portland, OR., and Amara Clark of NYC.
She is also survived by all four of her siblings, Pulitzer Prize winning author Dr. Alfred D. Chandler and his wife Dr. Fay Martin Chandler of Cambridge MA., Dr. Caroline C. “Nina” Murray of Cambridge and Nantucket, MA., William R. Chandler and his wife Harriet of Woodbury, CT., and Sophie C. Consagra of New York City. She is also survived by her sister-in
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