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Rockville Chapel, Fairfiled, Ca
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WY0156d WY0156d
1963

Rockville Chapel Dedication. Invocation
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WY0156b WY0156b
1963

Rockville Chapel Dedication. Wood Young with marker
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The Alfords, Barbours and Rockville stone chapel / Dingler, Nancy [481] [RETROSPECT-2003-481]
With adventure in their hearts, Landy and Sarah Alford, along with their daughters, Virginia and Nancy, left behind family, church and friends to join a wagon train headed for California, three years before the lure of gold would prompt the great western migration.
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WY0154b WY0154b

Rockville Church, built in 1856 by Methodist Episcopal Church South. Rear (west end) of Rockville Chapel before restoration..
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WY0156a WY0156a
1963

Rockville Chapel Dedication. Wood young in front of placque. Dedicated on May 30, 1963 as State Landmark #779 by the efforts of Wood Young..
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WY0035a WY0035a

Bowie Knife - Found by John Abernathy on the bank of Suisun Creek when he was a small boy. The location was two miles north of the Rockville Sone Chapel..
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WY0156e WY0156e
1963

Rockville Chapel Dedication. Unveiling the placque. In front is Ernest Wichels. In rear, Percy Neitzel and in front Mrs. [...]

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WY0156c WY0156c
1963

Rockville Chapel Dedication. Wood Young and Wilmere Nietzel at podium. Seated-Mrs. Pangborn..
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The long journey to California in 1846 / Dingler, Nancy [480] [RETROSPECT-2003-480]
In the quiet shade and shadows of the pioneer Rockville cemetery stand two stone monuments. Inscribed on the smaller rough-hewn, mossy natural headstone is the name Alford. Placed nearby is a little "stone house" quarried from the same stone that makes up the cemetery chapel.
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