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ber uf years resulted in a Constitutional Amend merit which made possible the sewering oi I the county by public assessment land the resulting significant expansion of dwelling units and other budding developments in j the county. He devoted much of his time to similar civic im-I provernents and in his first ses-[ sion in the Virginia Legislature was a staunch supporter of measures to provide free school books for children attending public schools. *He was a charter member of the Arlington Rotary Club, and a memhtfr of the Washington Golf Country Club; as well as a member of several Masonic organizations including the Tcmple-Noycs Lodge No. 32.Surviving are his widow, the former Annie Graham Collins, of the Arlington address; a daughter. Mrs Robert E. Latham 'of Alexandria; three grandchildren and one great-grandchild.A funeral service was held Saturday with burial in Lakewood Cemetery, Bowling Green.Mr. Jesse owned a Jinmp in Fleets Bay where he had spent some time in recent years.
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Accomac Peninsula Enterprise

Accomac, Virginia, US

Thu, Jan 08, 1903

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