Frederick Bittle Kegley

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Frederick Bittle Kegley (Wytheville, Virginia, on July 7, 1877 - 1968) was a Virginia local historian, agricultural leader and educator.^[1] He was the author of Kegley's Virginia Frontier The Beginning of the Southwest. (1938)^[2]^[3] His wife Mary wrote The Wytheville Cookbook.

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↑ Richard Lee Morton Virginia lives: the Old Dominion who's who 1964 "KEGLEY, FREDERICK BITTLE, agricultural leader and educator, Rose Hill Farm, Wythevllle. Born on a farm near Wytheville, Virginia, on July 7, 1877, he is of German heritage, the son of Stephen A. and Sarah Elizabeth (Umberger) Kegley."
↑ John Allen Neal Bicentennial history of Washington County, Virginia, 1776-1976 1977 "Frederick Bittle Kegley 1877-1968 : Frederick Bittle Kegley was born on the old home farm, July seven, at the foot of historic Old Queen's .."
↑ Wythe County historical review: Issues 27-42 Wythe County Historical Society - 1985 TOLAND'S RAID Among the papers of the late FB Kegley, Wythe County historian, was this brief account of the Civil War raid on Wytheville by Union cavalrymen under Col..."

Persondata
Name	Kegley, Frederick Bittle
Alternative names
Short description	American historian
Date of birth	July 7, 1877
Place of birth	Wytheville, Virginia
Date of death	1968
Place of death

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