Aubrey Keyser
Named 265 times. These are the 249 blocks the name was read from, in the order the paper printed them.
- Jun 11, 1992 over 30 years. He had lived in Leesburg ...brother-in-law of Brunswick, Md., Wanda W. Metcalf, a sister-in-law of Brunswick, Md. and Aubrey Keyser, a brother-in-law of Washington. Funeral services were conducted Tuesday, June 9 at the Loudon Funeral Chapel in Leesburg. Interment was in Brownsville Cemtery in Brownsville,...
- Mar 31, 1993 Rappahannock News Staff Photos/Sean Kilpatrick Rappahannock News Staff Photos/Sean Kilpatrick Kent Reeve, left, talks with Aubrey Keyser.
- Apr 28, 1993 Planners frown ...applied for a threeroom bed and breakfast in the house they bought from Aubrey Keyser, near Jessamine Hill off Route 626. The property is on a 15-foot right-of-way that passes See B&B, Page A-6
- Jun 8, 1994 Aubrey Keyser Aubrey Keyser Aubrey Hubert Keyser, 91, of Washington died on Tuesday, June 7 at Fauquier Hospital. He was survived by his two brothers, Charles Keyser and James Keyser and six sisters, Beaulah, Edna, Lucy, Flora, Anna and Irene. Also, he...
- Jun 15, 1994 , Photo courtesy of Waldo Bascomb : Aubrey Keyser Photo courtesy of Waldo Bascomb : Aubrey Keyser sat on the porch of the Keyser homeplace and reminisced three years ago.
- Jun 15, 1994 Ihe old man looks up and smiles bigtime, laughing ...laughing that sweet merry laugh anyone who ever knew him will never forget. “Aubrey Keyser,” he says. “Pleased to meet you. I was born here.” A “weekender” in Rappahannock County, I had long ago made peace with the fact that...
- Jun 15, 1994 , David Cooke ...Hillcrest Cemetery. Found & Sons Funeral Home was in charge of the arrangements. Aubrey Keyser Aubrey Hubert Keyser, 90, of Washington died on Tuesday, June 7
- Sep 28, 1994 ' By CINDY MAHAN ...of the cabin. The cabin was paid for with $700 from the late Aubrey Keyser, a grant from the Virginia Council on Child Day Care, and Dick Bull, a board member of CCLC, who mule up the difference. Mrs. Sharp...
- Nov 1, 2000 not have these. A five gallon ...into a basket or pin. This was in the 40’ and 50’s. Mr. Aubrey Keyser’s father-in-law, Mr. Slaughter carved peach seeds as well into baskets and monkeys. Some of us are very lucky to have some of these. Black Walnut...