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 Doc Holliday |
 Doc Holliday - Back Cover |
 Our Ghosts - (2013 Book of the Year - Avid Readers Publishing) |
 Our Ghosts - Back Cover |
 Old Jacksonville, Ga History Project Provides Telfair Schools Scholarship |
 Old Jacksonville, Ga History Project Provides Coffee Schools Scholarship |
 2013 Book of the Month (Avid Publishers) |
 Back Cover - Beanblossom & Turnipseed |
 AVID READERS PUBLISHING GROUP'S 2012 BOOK OF THE MONTH! The Confederacy and Old Jacksonville, Ga. |
 Back Cover - "The Confederacy and Old Jacksonville, Ga." -- SELECTED AS BOOK OF THE MONTH! |
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 Back Cover - Smoky Joe On The Trail |
 BOOK ALSO CONTAINS JACKSONVILLE, GA. INFORMATION - MORE BOOKS ARRIVED - HOW TO ORDER (Below) - ALSO SEE READER COMMENTS! |
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 NEW BOOK HERE ABOUT GEORGE PERRY AND THE WORLD'S RECORD |
 NEW! POSTCARDS of Old Jacksonville, Ga.! |
 NEW! Old Jacksonville POSTCARDS! |
 Old Spanish Mission, St. Isabel, Near Jacksonville, Ga., Early 1600's! |
 DeSoto & Spanish Mission Near Jacksonville, Ga. |
 1822 Map Showing Jacksonville, Ga. |
 1835-39 Map Showing Telfair's Southern Boundary |
 Six Generals At Jacksonville, Ga. |
 The Articles/Photos Of Old Jacksonville, Ga. -- NOTE: Clicking On Picture Will Also Reveal Its Caption |
 Old Bridge |
![Story of The Old Bridge [Reverse Side]](https://a4.pbase.com/u13/jacksonville_ga/medium/3602580.platerbridge.jpg) Story of The Old Bridge [Reverse Side] |
 The Steamboat "John L. Day" |
![Story of The Steamboat [Reverse Side]](https://a4.pbase.com/u13/jacksonville_ga/medium/3602736.platersboat.jpg) Story of The Steamboat [Reverse Side] |
 History Events Of Old Jacksonville, Georgia |
 Jacksonville State History Marker |
 This Marker Readable If "ORIGINAL" Is Selected |
 The Willcoxes - Marker 1 (Side A) |
 This Sign Readable If "ORIGINAL" Is Selected |
 History Marker 1 - "The Willcoxes" (Side B) |
 This Sign Is Readable If "Original" Is Selected |
 Marker 2b - Generals Clark, Coffee, Willcox |
 This Sign Is Readable If "ORIGINAL" Is Selected |
 Marker 2a - Generals Blackshear, Breckinridge, Beauregard |
 This Sign Readable If "Original" Is Selected |
 Old Courthouse And Church - Marker 3a |
 This Sign Is Readable If You Select "ORIGINAL" |
 Old Fort Clark Site - Marker 3b |
 This Sign Readable If "ORIGINAL" Is Selected |
 First Christian Baptism In America - Marker 4a |
 This Sign Is Readable If "ORIGINAL" Is Selected |
 Gone But Not Forgotten & Soldiers Of The Revolution - Marker 4b |
 This Sign Is Readable If "ORIGINAL" Is Selected |
 World Record Bass - Marker 5a |
 This Sign Is Readable If "ORIGINAL" Is Selected |
 State Record Deer - Marker 5b |
 This Sign Is Readable If 'ORIGINAL" Is Selected |
 Dodge Land & Timber Troubles (1868-1923) - Marker 6a |
 Dodge Land & Timber Troubles (1868-1923) - Marker 6a (Readable) |
 Old Spanish Mission - Marker 6b |
 Old Spanish Mission - Marker 6b (Readable) |
 First Georgia Railroad - Sign 7a - For READABLE Go To Next Image |
 First Georgia Railroad - Marker 7a (READABLE) Choose "Original" |
 Steamboat Fever - The Old Steamboats Of Jacksonville, Ga. (For READABLE Go To Next Image) 7b |
 Steamboat Fever - 7b - ( READABLE) Choose "Original" |
 History Sign for Cenotaph Place |
 Cenotaph Place Of Three Generals |
 Jacksonville Cemetery Sign |
 Jacksonville's Veterans Memorial |
 This Marker Readable If "ORIGINAL" Is Selected |
 Family Tree Example - Send Yours |
 Updated (2005) Julian Williams Maternal Lineage |
 Paternal Lineage of Julian Williams - CLICK Within Box To View |
 Joanne Williams Maternal Lineage (Page 1) |
 Joanne Williams Maternal Lineage (Page 2) |
 First Christian Baptism In America - 1540 |
 Old Swede Church - Marriage Site Of Thomas and Elizabeth Willcox |
 The Old Willcox Mansion - Pennsylvania |
 Indians Attack Woodson Family, Kin Of Willcoxes |
 Thomas Willcox And Benjamin Franklin Did Business |
 Willcox Cemetery At Ivy Mills, Pennsylvania |
 Willcox Cemetery, Gulf, Deep River, North Carolina |
 Four Willcoxes of Ivy Mills, PA |
 The House Of Willcox |
 Ruins of Ivy Mills Willcox Paper Mill |
 Ivy Mills Paper Mill - With Labels |
 Willcox Patriots |
 Money From Willcox Paper |
 Willcox Collage - John Willcox I And Regulators |
 John Willcox I - North Carolina Patriot And Regulator |
 Three Willcox Paper Mills |
 Soldiers Pond, Near Blockhouse Church (Fort Clark), Near Jacksonville, Ga. |
 Gen. David Blackshear Marker |
 Forts Along The Ocmulgee River - War of 1812 |
 The General Who Built Fort Clark (Blockhouse Church Site) Near Jacksonville, Ga. |
 Fort Adams At Temperance |
 Benjamin Mitchell Griffin - Killed At Breakfast Branch By Indians |
 Susie Boyd - First Grave At Blockhouse - 1819 |
 In Memory Of Blacks Buried At Blockhouse |
 Gen. John R. Coffee Of Tennessee |
 David Crockett (1786-1836) |
 General Jackson And Close Advisors |
 Old River Road At Dopson Hill, Jacksonville, Ga. |
 Jacksonville, Ga.,Was Prominent Stagecoach Hub |
 Grave of Ann Penelope Bryan Coffee at Madison, Florida |
 Blockhouse Baptist Church |
 Burch Girls At Old John Clark House |
 Gov. John Clark's Former Home In Background |
 John Clark House Near Jacksonville, Ga. |
 Lee House On Grounds Of Old Gov John Clark House |
 Gov. John Clark House - "Woodville" |
 A Younger Gen John E. Coffee |
 General John E. Coffee |
 John Coffee Washington DC Cenotaph |
 Francis "Swamp Fox" Marion |
 Historical Marker For Ellicott's Mound |
 Osceola - Seminole Warrior And Leader |
 South Georgia And North Florida In Indian Times |
 Fort Early |
 Those Times Tried Men's Souls |
 Indian Springs - 1825 Was Not A Good Year For The Indians |
 John Willcox Mustered Men At Fort Adams |
 Battle Of Breakfast Branch History Marker |
 Nat Statham And Wiley Ellison Save Mark Willcox (1818) |
 The Indian And Settler Were Destined For Trouble |
 The Old Jacksonville Jail And Indian Cemetery |
 General Andrew Jackson (1767-1845) |
 General John E. Coffee Built Coffee Road |
 The Political Gathering In Jacksonville in 1834 Reflected Intense Feelings |
 Maj. General Mark Willcox (1799-1852) |
 Gen. Mark Willcox's Straight Razor And Lock And Key |
 Gen. Mark Willcox's Razor And Case - Dated 1830 |
 Old Alston Methodist Church |
 Gen. Winfield Scott Took Gen. Willcox's Supplies |
 Taliwa - The Tale Of Indian Troubles |
 Fort Hawkins, Macon, Ga. |
 Benjamin Hawkins, Indian Agent |
 "Stand" Of Redding Metts And Others Offered Protection From Indians |
 The Wildes Massacre - 1838 |
 Seminole Chief Billy Bowlegs |
 Race Pond - Outpost Near The Okefenokee |
 Grave of Jane Parramore Willcox At Old Concord |
 John Willcox, Jr. Built Pole Boats |
 House of John, Jr. and Mary Lea Willcox |
 Mary Lea Willcox - Wife of John Willcox, Jr. |
 General Mark And Wife |
 The Wilson Conner House |
 Willcox's Pole Boats Came Before The Steamboat |
 John Willcox III, (1814-1880) |
 Louisa Conner Willcox Married John Willcox III |
 Dead River Church And Cemetery |
 Long Pond Is A Beautiful Place |
 Capt. Wilson Conner And Patriots Ran Up Another Flag At Fernandina In 1812 |
 Madison And Monroe Caused Problems For Rev. Elder Wilson Conner |
 Wilson Conner Had Much Influence On The Development Of The Baptist Church |
 Pigeon Creek, Earliest Baptist Church In Fla., Owes Start To Rev. Wilson Conner |
 Wilson Conner And Louisa Arrive At Old Clinton, Ga. |
 Clinton Female Seminary |
 Sharon Baptist Church, Near Jacksonville, Ga. |
 Sharon Church Marker |
 Little Jimmy Clements - Son Of Capt. Gabriel Clements, RS |
 Altar Rails At Mt. Carmel Built By Little Jimmy Clements |
 Old Mt. Carmel Methodist Church |
 The Slaveship, The Wanderer |
 These Men Suffered Aboard The Slaveship "Wanderer" |
 The Old Courthouse At Jacksonville, Ga. |
 Old Courthouse Marker |
 Union Soldiers Escaped On A Boat In Ocmulgee River |
 Union Soldiers From Iowa Escaped From Macon And Made It To The Ocean |
 What A Confederate Soldier Might Have Looked Like Leaving Jacksonville For The War |
 Jacksonville Methodist Church With Two Stories |
 Jacksonville Methodist Church After Roof Modification |
 Thomas Swain Documents |
 Grave? or Marker? Of Lt. Joseph Williams, Blockhouse Cemetery |
 Alexander Stephens Was Thomas Swain's Attorney |
 Gov. Peter Early Was Judge at Jacksonville, Ga. |
 Gov. David B. Mitchell Signed Jacksonville, Ga. Charter In 1815 |
 David Brydie Mitchell House |
 Berry Wells |
 General Elijah Clarke Was Father Of Gov. John Clark |
 Gov. Herschel V. Johnson Held Court At Jacksonville, Ga. |
 Gov. John Clark Had Plantation Near Jacksonville, Ga. |
 General A.P. Hill, Confederate Military Leader |
 General Edward L. Thomas Led the Ga. 49th, CSA |
![Lt. Colonel Wiley J. Williams, CSA, Ga 49th [Photo Courtesy of Jacque Hardy, Hawkinsville, Ga.]](https://a4.pbase.com/u/jacksonville_ga/upload/84133.wmwiley2.jpg) Lt. Colonel Wiley J. Williams, CSA, Ga 49th [Photo Courtesy of Jacque Hardy, Hawkinsville, Ga.] |
 Graves of Two Wives And Children Of Lt. Col. Wiley Williams At Old Concord |
 Old Temperance Post Office |
 Lt. Colonel Wiley J. Williams's House, Eastman, Ga. |
 Mary Coffee Williams |
 Sibia Williams & Mary Coffee Williams |
 Rev. Bascom Anthony - First Assignment Was Jacksonville, Ga. Charge |
 Rev. Mack Anthony - Son of Bascom Anthony |
![Bascom Anthony, Bessie & Grandchildren [Photo Courtesy Of Joye Collins]](https://a4.pbase.com/u20/jacksonville_ga/medium/20567625.bascomanthonyfamily.jpg) Bascom Anthony, Bessie & Grandchildren [Photo Courtesy Of Joye Collins] |
 Yankee Soldiers Burst In On Anthonys |
 Little Bascom Anthony "Caught" By Yankee Soldiers |
 Little Bascom Anthony Stands By Yankee Soldier As Courthouse Burns |
 Image For Article No. 208 (Rev. Bascom Anthony) |
 Image For Article No. 209 (Rev. Bascom Anthony) |
 Dr. Wylie J. Williams (1872-1938) |
 Old Concord Marker Of Joseph B. Williams - Killed In Steamboat Explosion |
 John Coffee Willcox , CSA - A Son Of Gen. Mark Willcox |
 Elizabeth Swain Willcox - Wife of John Coffee Willcox |
 Shelton's Chapel & Shelton Marker |
 Maj. Charles Irby Shelton Marker At Shelton's Chapel |
 Major Charles Irby Shelton |
 Jane Ashley Boyd Shelton |
 Cowper Irby Shelton - Civil War Survivor |
 Sarah Annie Howell Shelton - Cowper's Wife |
 Capt. Julius Warren Boyd, CSA, Ga 20th |
 Dr. Augustus Munroe Boyd, Confederate Surgeon |
 Maj. John Fielding Milhollin, CSA |
 Griffin Mizell , CSA, And Family |
 Home Of Capt. Stephen Boney, CSA - Burned in 1924 |
 James Wesley Yawn , CSA - Lost Brothers In Civil War |
 Rebecca Yawn, Wife Of James Wesley Yawn |
 John Henry Bowen, CSA |
 Maj. General Phil Kearny Was Killed By Sgt. John McCrimmon of Jacksonville, Ga. |
 General Kearny on Bayard (Tomb) At Arlington |
 Sgt. John McCrimmon's Grave at Blockhouse Church Cemetery |
 Marker Of Sgt. CSA John McCrimmon |
 Lt. Farquhar McCrimmon And Men Killed Many Yankees At Antietam Bridge |
 Marker Of Lieutenant CSA Farquhar McCrimmon |
 Charnick Selph Lost A Finger At Jericho Ford, Va. |
 Abbeville - Said That Jeff Davis Slept Under This Tree |
 Marks Spot Of Jeff Davis Encampment Near Eastman During Escape Attempt |
 Gen. J.C. Breckinridge Hid Out At Jacksonville, Ga. |
 Gen. Breckinridge Rests In Jacksonville, Ga., Bed |
 Gen. Breckinridge Delivers Oration At Ocmulgee River |
 Gen. Beauregard (1818-1893) Also Used Jacksonville, Ga. Route After Civil War |
 Jim Cummings Was A Member of The James Gang |
 The Ferry At China Hill Near Jacksonville, Ga. |
 Benjamin (Ben) Williams |
 Great Grandfather Moses Peterson Williams On Jacksonville Ferry |
 Andrew Williams - Original (But Darker) |
 Great Grandfather Andrew Williams |
 Six Sons Of Joseph Gooden Williams |
 Dave and Effie Williams |
 Williams Brothers - Sons Of Dave & Effie |
 Bill Willcox's Saw Mill On Ocmulgee River |
 Dr. Henry Clay Ryals, CSA |
 Old McArthur House - Built c. 1805 |
 Winship - McArthur House Near Lumber City |
 Mitchell Griffin Willcox And Wife |
 William Earl Dodge Of The Dodge Company |
 William Pitt Eastman Of The Dodge Company |
 Remaining Dodge House At Suomi |
 An Older Picture of The John Knox House |
 Forsyth House - Site Of Killing |
 John Duncan Williams On Old Tram Road Bed |
 Tram Road - Temperance/Sharon Church Area |
 Margaret McDearmid Williams & Lucius L. Williams |
 Younger Maggie/Lucius - Photo/Painting |
 Capt. Lucius Williams, CSA, As Played By Rep. Roger Byrd |
 Capt. Lucius L. Williams's Walking Cane At Blue-Gray Museum, Fitzgerald, Ga. |
 Johnsons Island Prison - Lake Erie - Sandusky, Ohio |
 House Where Lucius Williams Was Shot And Killed |
 Cohen Garrison Shot Lucius Williams From This Shed |
 Grave Of Capt. Lucius Williams - Blockhouse Church |
 Marker - Civil War, Reconstruction And Dodge Troubles |
 Blockhouse 3rd Church Where Cohen Garrison Was Killed |
 George Morris Williams Was A Main Piece Of The Williams Puzzle |
 Bob and Molly Garrison's Graves |
 Anson Dodge Preached Here |
 Anson Dodge, II - Grandson of W.E. Dodge & Preacher At Christ Church |
 Ellen Dodge - First Wife of Anson |
 Anna Gould, Anson's Second Wife |
 Cameron Family About 1890 |
 Rev. Allison Cowart - First Sermon At Shelton's Chapel |
 Old Overhead Skidder Over The River |
 Ocmulgee River Valley Railroad (1878-1917) |
 Ocmulgee River Locomotive |
 Roy McGregor - Locomotive Engineer & Walking History Book |
 Jesse Woodson James Was Kin To Willcoxes |
 Cousins Stanley Wells, Jesse James & Dolley Madison |
 Arcadia Dopson Williams, Wife of Andrew Williams |
 Abbie Williams Fussell |
 Austin Yawn & Walter Fussell |
 Austin Yawn Driving In Style! |
 Way Back When |
 Young John Willie Harrell |
 Tom Willcox On Motorcycle - c. 1912 |
 Dr. Mann In Early Car |
 Pole Boats - Came Before The Steamboats |
 Typical Timber Raft Of Area Rivers (1890) |
 Gen. Coffee Helped Davy Crockett Launch Steamboat - Both Died In 1836 |
 Steamboat Tied Up At Old Crisp, Ga. In Old Irwin County |
 Capt. John L. Day - Commanded and Built Many Steamboats |
 Steamboat "The John L. Day" Near Jacksonville, Ga. |
 The Nellie Garbutt - Photo Courtesy of Charles Shelton |
 The "ALTAMAHA" - Capt. - Joe Willcox & Engineer - Florence Breen |
 Steamboat Near Lumber City - Postcard Was Dated 1911 |
 Steamboat "The Dorothy T." |
 Steamboat And Railroad Trestle |
 Steamboat "B.C. Phillips" |
 Steamboat - Loaded - Hawkinsville, Ga. |
 City Of Hawkinsville |
 Steamboat "J.C. Maloy" |
 J.C. Maloy & Leila Williams Maloy |
 Maloy-Clarke-Chambers House |
 Beautiful Georgia Leaves! |
 Cap'n Hoke McDonald - Last To Get Steamboat License |
 Lumber City Trestle - Steamboat |
 Steamboat J. G. Carver |
 Trawler Cleaning Logs From Ocmulgee River |
 One of Jacksonville's Last Steamboats? |
 Grave Of Henry Fussell, CSA, Blockhouse Cemetery |
 Dopson, Jones & Williams Connection |
 Leonard C Peak Jones - Telfair Sheriff |
 Dr. Walter L. Jones |
 Emory & Ernest Jones - c. 1909 |
 Dr. Andrew J. Jones and "Cud'n" Lola |
 Jesse and Mary Ann Garrison Jones |
 Jesse Jones, CSA, Father of Dr. A.J. Jones |
 Grave With Picture Of Jesse Jones |
 Grave of Capt. John Cravey, CSA , Near Rhine |
 Capt. John Cravey, CSA, (1823-1885) |
 John Cravey - Image Retouched |
 Daniel Campbell Cravey & Abigail Pickren |
 Susanna Cravey Walker (1849-1928) |
 Jesse Bez Walker (1842-1917) & Susanna Cravey Walker (1849-1928) |
 A Cravey Family |
 Andrew Jackson Bowen - Lived On The Old Gov. John Clark Plantation Near Jacksonville, Ga. |
 James Spires' 3rd Wife Was Rebecca Pitts Spires |
 William M. And Rebecca Pitts Spires Fletcher |
 Capt. Joe Willcox And Wife |
 Monument of Della Burch, Blockhouse Cemetery |
 Dopsons Waiting For Steamboat |
 Robert Williams (1860-1928) & Georgeanna Fussell |
 Wells Brothers - Henry, Brooks, and Tal |
 Old Tom Jackson House |
 Old Wells Home Located Off Old Scotland Road |
 Will Clark House |
 Old House On Dopson Hill |
 Jesse Jones House?? Or Another?? |
 Dr. A.J./Lola Jones House c 1919? |
 Dr. A.J. Jones Home Near Jacksonville, Ga. |
 What A Change! Jones-Boone House Now |
 DeWitt Wilcox House In Jacksonville, Ga. |
 Cap'n Joe Willcox House In Jacksonville |
 The Jim Bland House Near Jacksonville, Ga. |
 Old Lowe House |
 Lowe House, Jacksonville, Ga. |
 Jacksonville Chevrolet Company Check By Jim Lowe |
 World Record Bass Marker Near Jacksonville, Ga. |
 George Perry Caught The World Record Bass In 1932 |
 Is This A Picture Of The World Record Bass? |
 Replica Of World Record Bass - 22 Lbs., 4 ounces ! |
 Montgomery Lake, Jacksonville, Ga., Home Of The World Record Largemouth Bass |
 Montgomery Lake (Color) |
 World Record Bass In The Sky Sculpture |
 Old Race Track - McRae, Ga. |
 Old South Georgia College, McRae, Ga. |
 Windsor Park - Was In McRae, Ga. |
 Old SGC - McRae, Ga. - Girls Dorm |
 McGinty's Cafe - Helena, Ga. |
 Old Harris Hotel - McRae, Ga. |
 Lee Land Hotel - Eastman, Ga. |
 Stuckey's - Place Of Fine Candies |
 Lumber City Methodist Church - 1925 |
 Silver Haven Court - 1942 - Near Chauncey, Ga. |
 Wayfarer Grill - Later Dr. Joe Tom Jeffries' Vet Clinic |
 Hotel Willard - Helena, Ga. - 1910 |
 Ivy Lodge - Lumber City, Ga. |
 Football Team - McRae-Helena, Ga. |
 Snag Boat No. 1 At Lumber City, Ga. |
 Snag Boat No. 2 At Lumber City, Ga. |
 Katie Lou Williams, Capt., M-H Girls Team - 1932 |
 Milan High Girls Basket ball Team - 1935 |
 Milan School 1898 |
 Clarice Clark & Lumber City High Faculty |
 Lumber City Sunday Strollers |
 Old Lumber City Bridge Turned |
 Lumber City Ice Cream Party |
 Lumber City Pool - Mary Edith McGregor |
 Lumber City 1931 Third Grade Class |
 Lumber City High Boys Team - 1934 |
 Lumber City High 1936 Graduating Class |
 John L. Day House - Lumber City |
 Identical Houses Of Daughters Of John L. Day |
 Lumber City High Basketball Team 1938 |
 Towns School - 1956 |
 Chauncey High School |
 Cedar Grove High School |
 Old Broxton High School |
 Old Broxton Baptist Church |
 Dan Bland , No. 13 - The Galloping Ghost Of Douglas High |
 Flint River Ferry At Marshallville, Ga. |
 Lumber City Ferry |
 Lumber City Street Scene |
 Will Mills - Lumber City Marshal |
 Lumber City Unknown Lawman Possibly Bill Willis |
 Eli Willcox - Emily Flanders - Brainard Cheney At McRae's Landing |
 Bingo (Originally Beano) Was Discovered At Jacksonville, Ga. in 1929 |
 Rear Admiral John Wilcox's Demise A Mystery |
![Rue School - [Courtesy of Montine Fussell Spillers]](https://a4.pbase.com/u14/jacksonville_ga/medium/4375743.rueschool.jpg) Rue School - [Courtesy of Montine Fussell Spillers] |
 Jacksonville School Class c. 1910 |
![Jones School Near Jacksonville, Ga. - [Courtesy of Austine Bowen Lasher]](https://a4.pbase.com/u10/jacksonville_ga/medium/2293269.Jonesshe.jpg) Jones School Near Jacksonville, Ga. - [Courtesy of Austine Bowen Lasher] |
 The W.S. Anderson Family Celebrating 50th Anniversary - 1909-1959 |
 Workmore High School Class of 1932 |
 Workmore High School Class Of 1932 |
 Workmore High 1935 Diploma of Mattie Melva Anderson |
![Workmore Classmates Pose In 1939 [Courtesy of Dorothy Anderson Bland]](https://a4.pbase.com/u14/jacksonville_ga/medium/4325070.workmore4names.jpg) Workmore Classmates Pose In 1939 [Courtesy of Dorothy Anderson Bland] |
 Workmore High School - 1950 Class |
 Workmore GirlsTeam c. 1953 |
 Workmore Boys Team - c. 1954 |
 Workmore School - 1956-57 Elem. Class |
 Drawing Of Workmore School By Sam Studstill |
 Ocmulgee High School - Burned In 1945 |
 Ocmulgee High School - Burned 1945 |
 Ocmulgee School Group |
 Ocmulgee School, Near China Hill And Jacksonville, Ga. |
 Ocmulgee High Graduating Class 1940 |
 Ocmulgee High Girls Basketball Team 1957 |
 Ocmulgee High Boys Basketball Team 1957 |
 Ocmulgee High Basketball Team |
 Clearer Image of Ocmulgee Team? |
 Uniondale School Play |
 Old Mt. Carmel School |
 Clements And Wooten Families |
 James O. Bland As A Young Man |
 Peter Coffee Clements |
 Edward George McDuffie and Wife |
 Workmore Elementary and High School Between Jacksonville and McRae |
 Workmore Class About 1954 |
 Workmore's Dobson Motel & Restaurant |
 The Georgian Motel At Workmore |
 "I Ain't Got No Body" |
 Rock Hill High School Basketball Team, 1954-55 |
 Another Shot Of Rock Hill High Hoopsters |
 Goatman |
 Goat Man & J.D. Williams At Jacksonville, Ga. |
 Goatman Again |
 Goat Man Rides Again |
 Picture Of Contrast |
 Store/Cafe When Grease Rack Was By Hwy 117 |
 J.D. Williams Store With Cafe At Left |
 Old Truck At J.D. Williams Cafe |
 J.D. Williams Store, Jacksonville, Ga. |
 J.D. and Mattie Williams House, Jacksonville, Ga. |
 Austin "Monk" Hatton - One Of The Greatest Friends I Ever Had |
 Sgt. Royce Williams, US Marine, On Guam, WW II |
 Linda Williams Gave Her Life For Others |
 USS TELFAIR |
 The Old Ocmulgee Bridge - Now Gone - Built In 1935 |
 Old Ocmulgee Bridge Would Turn Like This One |
 Oil Rig Near Pridgen In Coffee County |
 Little Frank Ray's Birthday At Jacksonville, Ga. |
 Mr. Dewitt Wilcox's Store And Post Office |
 Old Jacksonville Post Office In Dewitt Wilcox's Store |
 Current Post Office With Jack Fussell House in Left Background |
 Jacksonville Lions Club Burning Note |
 Robyn Ray Poses Near Jacksonville's Last "Courthouse" |
 The Old Jax Theater - Jacksonville, Ga. - About 1947-1954 |
 Carpenter's Cabins - Jacksonville's Motor Lodge |
 Katherine Hudgens' Swimming Pool - Precious Memories |
 Remains Of China Hill Firetower |
 Alaska Chief Justice George F. Boney, Sr. |
 Four Images Of George F. Boney |
 Boney Courthouse |
 Boney Marker - Credit: By David Seibert, January 27, 2008, courtesy of www.hmdb.org |
 Boney Chart |
 Grave of Chief Justice Boney At Bethel Church, China Hill, Near Jacksonville, Ga. |
 Old McKinnon Cemetery |
 Julian Williams, Baby Caldwell, John Russell Clark |
 Charles Lowe Once Lived At Jacksonville, Ga. |
 Jacksonville Lions Club c. 1978 |
 Jacksonville Lions Club in First Heritage Day Parade |
 Stanley Wells In His Jacksonville Store |
 Maude Fussell Wells, Wife of Walter, Mother of Stanley |
 Earl Waldon, Husband of Vaunita Fussell Waldon |
 Lula Mae Harrell Fussell & Lamar Fussell, Her Brother-In-Law |
 Lowe Building Movers Of Jacksonville, Georgia |
 Appalachian Trail Hiker Joe Ward And John David Harrell |
 Appalachian Trail & New Baby |
 Billy Joe Padgett - State Record Deer |