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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 492

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pioneers named Betsy Bell. It was a small houseof unhewn logs, with puncheons, or squared logs, for seats,and was heated by an open log fire at each end. Its pastorwas the Reverend Alexander Craighead, a native of thenorth of Ireland. The little church took the name by whichit is still known from a… … WALLAWHATOOLA, BATH COUNTY The Betsy Bell is a part of the Wallawhatoola prop-erty. The dwelling was built about one hundred and fiftyyears ago and was a typical frontiersmans log weather-boarded house of four rooms. This has been graduallyadded to until it has now more than twenty rooms. It…

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