Frances Culpeper Stephens Berkeley and Her Governor Husbands
Frances Culpeper Stephens Berkeley married three governors and moved among colonial power centers. Born at Jamestown around 1616 she first wed Samuel Stephens who became Albemarle governor, then married Sir William Berkeley who acquired Roanoke Island, and later Philip Ludwell who governed Carolina and Charleston.
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Chapel Hill
N.C
Frances Culpeper
Virginia
Albemarle
Carolina
Jamestown
Samuel Stephens
Balthrope Plantation
Warwick River
Stephens
William Berkeley
County of
Isles
Isletts
Frances
Albemarle Sound
Berkeley
Frances Culpeper Stephens
Frances Berkeley
Roanoke Island
Bacon
England
Ludwell
Leeward Islands
Winchester Fire Coverage Wins AP Broadcasters Honor
The Star Files recalls Radio Station W I N C winning the Virginia Associated Press Broadcasters award for spot news coverage of Winchester's million dollar fire. Frank McGrath, 64, veteran actor famed for his Wagon Train cook role, died in California.
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W.I.N.C
Virginia Associated Press Broadcasters
Winchester
Frank McGrath
California
McGrath
Cook
Scientist Weinberg indicted for perjury on Communist Party ties
25 years ago in 1952 Joseph W. Weinberg, involved in atomic bomb development, was indicted for lying under oath to a Congressional Committee about membership in the Communist Party. Laurens Jones won the Virginia Funeral Directors Assn presidency.
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Joseph W. Weinberg
Congressional
Communist Party
Laurens Jones
The
Virginia Funeral Directors Assn
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