Round Hill Farmframes Northern Virginia Heritage
This narrative recalls a Round Hill, Frederick County, Virginia home reflecting northern Virginia life from 1800 onward. A simple brick farmhouse with surrounding fields, a spring house, gardens, and family hospitality illustrate stable farm life, church diversity, and social customs before the Civil War and through wartime disruptions. The piece preserves a family’s lineage, education, migration to Winchester, and wartime loyalties, ending with a hopeful note on national healing.
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Frederick County
Round Hill
Virginia
Lord Fairfax
Winchester
Fort Loudoun
John Bell
Loudoun Streeh
Taylor
Winchester. A
Taylor Furnace
Confederacy
Blue
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