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The Rappahannock Hwtortcal Society is •[••WMrching hter Majors. Jwm area 1800. his wife, ™*V Dennis, bom circa 1808, and daughter Catherine Majors Davis, at the reuuest cl one of their descendants.
The society has very little infcrmation on the Majors' fenuly and allied members. According to Judy Tble, the society's executive director, both rVter and fenny were slaves who married in 1823 and that marriage was recorded in 1889. Catherine Majors and Marshall Davis were married in 1849 with the marriage recorded that same year.
The historical society would like to find out if any of these people have siblings and what are their names. Any information on these families would be greatly appreciated.
Tble said the society is always looking for information on county families to share with visitors searching genealogy Please contact the historical society at 840-875-1163 or PO Box 281, Washington. Va. 22747 rapphis tsodPt-omeast.net
Take time out one day and visit the museum and gilt shop. The shop features historical items and Rappahannock made products. Hours are Monday Tuesday and Thursday from 11a.m. to 5 pm.
You could smell the sausage and bacon frying at the Washington Volunteer
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