Preserving a Family Farm

Wayne Hughes is the ninth generation on his family’s farm of Rocky Field Farm in Greene County. His first ancestors first settled on the farm in 1796 – the same year Tennessee became a state.

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Wayne Hughes is the ninth generation on his family’s farm of Rocky Field Farm in Greene County. His first ancestors first settled on the farm in 1796 – the same year Tennessee became a state.

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