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Historic Virginia homes and churches (1915)

Lancaster, Robert Alexander, 1862- [from old catalog] · Philadelphia and London, J. B. Lippincott company · leaf 337

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ster. Hancock Lee was buried at Ditchley, wherehis tomb may still be seen. The original Ditchley house is said to have dated fromabout 1687, but the present homestead, situated about two 310 VIRGINIA HOMES AND CHURCHES hundred yards from the site of its predecessor, was builtby Kendall Lee,… … DITCHLEY, NORTHUMBERLAND COUNTY it has ever since been the property of the well-known familyof Ball. A recent owner was Captain James F. Ball, agallant officer in the Confederate Army. There is still in use at Wycomoco Church, Northumber-land Parish, a communion cup bearing the inscription, ExDono…

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