Modern Rappahannock County was formed in 1833 from the northern part of Culpeper County. Its boundaries have not changed. Both the seventeenth and nineteenth century counties take their name from and Indian tribe who lived along the banks of the river of the same name whose headwaters originate in this area.
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WAKEFIELD MANOR, RAPPAHANNOCK CO., VA., 1734-1992
by Robert T. Dennis. 1993, vi, 65 pages (8"x11), map, index. A scholarly and comprehensive study of the
8,000-odd acres of Wakefield Manor, first acquired in 1734. Utilizing original land records and other primary
sources, the author (himself a current resident of Wakefield Manor) follows the evolution of the manor to its
present state. Along the way, he describes the many changes which have taken place in the land and its
owners. Included is a thorough and complete name and place index. this most fascinating study is a landmark
in local history writing for the county and the area.
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