. A history of Rockingham County, Virginia . ROCKINGHAM COUNTY Mr. Richard Mauzy, who went to Salyards school in Mc-Gaheysville, thinks he opened it in 1838. After a year or soSalyards became temporarily insane; but in December, 1840,and January and February, 1841, he was advertising the re-sumption of his school at McGaheysvilie. Mr. Mauzy supplies the following hst of early McGaheys-vilie teachers: George Mauzy, about 1830-31. Miss Jeanetta Conrad, about 1832-33. Charles Buck, 1833-35. David Howard, 1836. Mr. Lamb, 1836-37. Joseph Salyards, 1838-39, etc. Salyards probably taught at New Marke
. A history of Rockingham County, Virginia . ROCKINGHAM COUNTY Mr. Richard Mauzy, who went to Salyards school in Mc-Gaheysville, thinks he opened it in 1838. After a year or soSalyards became temporarily insane; but in December, 1840,and January and February, 1841, he was advertising the re-sumption of his school at McGaheysvilie. Mr. Mauzy supplies the following hst of early McGaheys-vilie teachers: George Mauzy, about 1830-31. Miss Jeanetta Conrad, about 1832-33. Charles Buck, 1833-35. David Howard, 1836. Mr. Lamb, 1836-37. Joseph Salyards, 1838-39, etc. Salyards probably taught at New Market from about 1845to 1855; from about 1857 to 1860 he was principal of Rock-ingham Male Academy, located on W. Market Street,Harrisonburg, in a building that now forms part of the resi-dence of James Kavanaugh. Academy Street marks theplace. From 1859 or 1860, for two or three years, he wasprincipal of Pleasant Grove Academy, located on the ValleyPike, two miles south of Mt. Crawford. Before me are noticesof this school in the Southern Music
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