Rappahannock County, Virginia's creation in 1833 represented the final separation of territory from the parent county, Culpeper. The new county took its name from the river which traverses it, and, in turn, from the Indian tribe which once lived along its banks. 531 marriages and accompanying data have been compiled from ministers' returns to the county clerk.
John Vogt and T. William Kethley, Jr.
2004
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