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Old Jacksonville, Ga.- Where History Lives

Click on Picture To Enlarge For Caption & Other Website Addresses	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!	MORE BOOKS HERE! Hike With Smoky Joe On The Unforgettable Appalachian Trail
Back Cover - Smoky Joe On The Trail	BOOK ALSO CONTAINS JACKSONVILLE, GA. INFORMATION - MORE BOOKS ARRIVED - HOW TO ORDER (Below) - ALSO SEE READER COMMENTS!	SEE WHAT READERS ARE SAYING ABOUT THIS BOOK!
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]	The Steamboat "John L. Day"
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.]	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]	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]	Jacksonville School Class c. 1910
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]
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

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Bill Cribbs		06-May-2024 03:58
A copy of Julian Williams' weekly articles can be found at GenealogyBuff (dot) com in the User-Donated Data Forum under GA for Georgia, then scroll to Telfair County. Hope this helps. He was a great man.

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JAMES DOWDY		05-Nov-2017 16:45
Since Julian’s death in 2014 I have been concerned about the future of this website and its link to my origin. If there is anything I can do to insure its continuance I would be happy to help. I left Jacksonville around 1941 at the tender age of two and have limited knowledge regarding anything. I have gone by the name Dowdy all my life but learned some years ago that my father was John Willie Harrell, although my original birth certificate names me as Jimmy Guy Wells. I would like to know where the connection to Dowdy comes in.

Phil Luke		31-Jan-2016 17:47
Rest in peace, Julian. I always enjoyed reading the history which you knew better than anyone else. You captured stories in print that will live for generations. I am thankful for the family history that you shared with me. Your cousin.

Forest Waters		23-Feb-2015 18:12
I love all the photos. My great great grandfather- Sherod White and his wife Amanda Powell were from Telfair Co. Sherod was in the the Telfair Volunteers. Know so little about them or Telfair, Montgomery, and Tattnall Co. during those early days. Thanks. I am on facebook as Forest Waters. Thanks

Guest		11-Feb-2015 00:23
CHECKING OUT THESE GREAT PICTURES AGAIN....I DONT HAVE MY OLD EMAIL ACCOUNT BUT JULIAN WOULD YOU PLEASE HIT ME UP ON FACEBOOK...I NEED TO CHECK SOME FACTS WITH YOU...ONE OF MY COUSIN ON MAMAS SIDE WANTS TO COME DOWN AND SEE JACKSONVILLE....I AM GOING TO HAVE HIM CHECK OUT YOUR PHOTOS....SEE SOME RELATIVES...HE NEVER KNEW ANY OF THE RELATIVES DOWN THERE...THANKS SO MUCH...I NEED TO GET A COPY OF GRANDDADDYS HOUSE....I AM ON FACEBOOK AS MONA CLARK...THANKS

mona clark		13-Sep-2014 23:32
thank you for all these pictures and stories...you do a wonderful job on both....sometimes I feel like I can not stand one more day not being in Jacksonville. I would really love to live there.....after 5 years without a computer...I am back on line...thanks again for all the work you do.....now I will be in touch....mona clark

Wynona H. McCranie		25-Jul-2014 20:05
Julian, I visited your site back in 2006 and again today (7/25/2014). It is so interesting to see all these pictures and especially of the Lowe(my relatives)homesteads. Thanks for all your hard work on this site and keep it going, please. Wynona H. McCranie

Guest		19-Jul-2014 22:52
Hello Julian, We met alond Highway 441 a few years ago and I gave you a copy of Christopher and Catahrine McRae. I want to invite you to the Little Ocmulgee Resort on 16 August 2014 for a small gathering of the McRae Clan and have supper with us. Some Cosuins I have located want to go to Old McKinnon Cemetery and visit the Michael Williams family at China Hill. They are part of our family. my email address is jwwmc@comcast.net.

Tracy Jones		23-Jun-2014 17:30
Enjoyed these photos. I am the great granddaughter of Dr A.J Jones. I am cousin to Cindy Jones Boone who is now living in the old Dr AJ Jones house and niece of Sylvia Jones Lee who is currently living on the grounds of the Gov John Clark House, of which my father Andrew Marion Jones, Sr was born and raised, the photo of the Burch Girls with Gov John Clark house in the background is of my grandmother Laurine Burch Jones and her sisters Christine and Mildred.

Cathy Fischer		27-Feb-2014 04:32
My family line goes back to Gen. John E. Coffee. I have gone even further to Peter Coffee from Ireland. Trying to get into DAR. This site is best I have come across. Thanks a million! Mary Catherine Coffee Fischer

Corey Givens		18-Feb-2014 21:05
Wells family or block house plantation info email me at corey.givensjr@yahoo.com... We can compare information

Sharron Wilcox-O'Connor		20-Oct-2013 22:44
I'm Sharron Wilcox-O'Connor and my Mother's name is Helen Wilcox from Williston, Florida. Her parents are Harrington and Edna Wilcox also from Williston Florida. I'm also looking for any relatives of the Wilcox family. My Grand-Father/Harrington Wilcox Father name is Woodson Wilcox from Raleigh, Florida, which they called him "Woot" Wilcox. Woodson Father name is Ned Wilcox, from Jacksonville, Telfair County Georgia. Ned's Mother name is Hannah, who married Bill Tamberlin and Bill's Mother name is Martha McDuffie. If anybody have any information about the above named people, please let me know at cocoplum516@yahoo.com. Thanking you in advance.

core		20-Aug-2013 18:26
Did any of the Wells have any association with the Block House Plantation? If so, please email me at corey.givensj@yahoo.com

Corey		20-Aug-2013 18:16
Any information on the Block House Plantation?

Gavin		01-Aug-2013 18:43
KENNY RENEW, if you got this, I am Andrew's great great grandson. My great grandmother is Monteen Renew Johnson, her mother was Dixie. I'm not sure who her father is. But anyway as we're related! I have a couple packets with information. Email me if you see this at gavinwhite96@icloud.com

Danny Johson		10-Apr-2013 01:57
Julian, there are Studstills in Madison County, Florida and Brooks county, Georgia.

Julie Barber		16-Oct-2012 16:59
Wow, great pictures. I am Julie Willcox Barber, daughter of Joe Clyde Willcox, pictured in the 1934 Lumber City High School basketball team. The comment is under the photo is correct, that is my Dad and he did practice Law in Gainesville, FL. He is now 92 years old. He also enjoyed your pictures and brought back memories! Thank you!

Nancy McCrimmon Hilton		26-May-2012 17:19
Mr. Williams,Thank you so much for this site. I am the granddaughter of James Woodson McCrimmon and the great granddaughter of John McCrimmon listed here on your site. My father Henry bought and ran the old Vaughn grocery store at Hulett Town near China Hill and named it McCrimmon's. I have found stories of my ggreatgrandfather in several books on the civil war. I read that you have a new book out and will be ordering it! Thanks, Nancy Hilton

Terry J.Dunn		03-Mar-2012 07:09
I was supprized to see a photo of Col. Edward L.Thomas who was commanding the 49th Georgia, my ancestor James M. Dunn also served in the 49th Georgia as well in Company I. If his photo exists then I was hoping there might be more photos somewere of more members of this unit, I am hoping you could lead me to some .

Lorraine Hutto Justus		12-Jan-2012 00:07
Hi Julian... thought I would revisit your site and as always, it's GREAT! Still looking for info (and pictures) on my great-grandparents, William "Bill" Vaughn and his wife, Martha Cravey Vaughn and their family who I believe lived in the China Hill area. It's always been hard for me to find much info regarding China Hill, but you do have a few pictures... so it must be or has been an actual place in the area! Trust you and Joanne are well and THANKS for taking the time to do your Old J'ville site... history truly lives on it!

Alice Pope Kirkland		27-Jul-2011 17:22
Julian, found your site looking for history of lumber city. My grandfather, Issac Lawson Pope, raised his family there until 1924-25, when my grandmother Margaret Clementine Varnadoe passed away, they moved to Florida. My dad who was 12 when went to live in Lacoochee Florida with his older sister. Until he passed away in 2001 we would go back each summer for the Varnadoe family reunion. I continue to go to the reunions (which have now been moved to Ocala FL). The "family" has a huge collection of family photos that I enjoy going thru each year. Last year I attended the Farm day in Lumber city - walking down the street in front of those old buildings I wondered what it was like when daddy was a boy playing there. Thanks for sharing!

JT Cheatham		27-Apr-2011 13:11
My grandpa was a Swain and he has some cousins who were Wilcoxes and Clarks. Did anyone from these 3 families have mulatto children? Because my grandpa's grandpa was a mulatto named Henry Swain. My grandpa who is black and part white has cousins in Telfair County who are white. Can someone help me? Email me at jmo_1@netzero.net Thank you.

Tina Pinion		04-Apr-2011 15:16
I really enjoyed learning more about this area. My family is from Milan and Rhine. I'm sure I have seen some of these places and had no idea. I have a couple of pictures of some of the graves. I used to go walk through alot of them, but the ones in the fields I would take pictures. I will be in Rhine this saturday for the Kennedy Reunion. I will take my laptop and let others know, they may have more infomation. We have been doing a family tree and who know's where it could lead.

julia ann williams caruso		18-Mar-2011 06:10
your site is a wonderful work of history. my great nephew has been in touch with you and told us about this site. i noticed a posting by a kin dunaway whose grandfater was wiley williams. they moved to biloxi, miss. i am the granddaughter of wiley williams also but my grandfather married julia paulk. they lived in fitzgerald,ga. had three children, my father royce williams,(4/20/1908-5/2/1965) MY MOTHER martiel paulk(9/25/1910-4/19/2001)my father had one brother named george williams he married ruth mullis(sister to ethel stuckey) no children, and one sister louise. married first to budd paulk(i child) 2nd marriage to houge smith(i child). i did quite an investigation back in the 80's. corrosponded with a dr. henderson (name may be incorrect). he was located at rose hill out from raielgh.n.c.. he sent me the whole out line of the families from the rev. soldier buried at china hill. however, i am so sorry to say i lost all of those records in hurricane katerina. were you ever able to trace the family back to wales.? i believe they came over through one of the ports in virgina around 1634. my great nephew(wes mmobley) is so looking forward to his trip over to meet you.i married paul d. hathaway first,we had 2 children royce and nancy ann . my 2nd husband luke caruso was 2nd generation italian, we have one child margaret. my mother and daddy went into the stuckey business in 1953.my husband !!/16/31-11/25/2010) just sold our last stuckey store last year. i know you part of the world well. thank you for all of your work and if you can add anything to my recod would greatly appreciate it.

Celeste DeFoe Wirtz		06-Mar-2011 21:42
What a great job you've done! I never realized there was so much wonderful history in this area. My dad, W.A. (Bill) DeFoe was born in Telfair county. His father was Willy Arthur and his was Thomas Seldrige DeFoe. I do not know the name of my great-greatgrandfather. I visited my great Aunt Neva DeFoe, wife of Austin DeFoe, about eight-ten years ago near Lumber City. She thought that he was a Baptist preacher. His sons were William, Hiram, and Thomas. She related that "he went over the river at Chauncey and bought a horse and buggy for the boys when they came of courting age." The McRae courthouse apprarently burned and all records were lost. My dad was a truck driver and route manager for Benton Bros Film Express out of Atlanta. He told us many times of seeing the Goatman on the road. Once he helped him out when the old man was sick. I am searching for info on the DeFoe family and would appreciate any help! Thanks again!

Charla King Shamhart		28-Feb-2011 03:14
What a wonderful website! I am descended on my mother's side from Gen. John E. Coffee and his wife Ann Penelope Bryan through their daughter Susan and her husband John Hill Bryan, who was Ann's nephew, the son of her brother John Bryan who lived in Madison, FL, where Ann is buried. I grew up in Tifton, the granddaughter of Joseph Coffee Bryan and great-granddaughter of Joshus Soles Bryan, but have never been to Telfair County, as I have been on the west coast for most of my life. My aunt Irene Mcrae King was related to the Craveys. I believe they were her mother's people.

Charla King Shamhart		26-Feb-2011 23:45
What a wonderful website! I am descended on my mother's side from Gen. John E. Coffee and his wife Ann Penelope Bryan through their daughter Susan and her husband John Hill Bryan, who was Ann's nephew, the son of her brother John Bryan who lived in Madison, FL, where Ann is buried. I grew up in Tifton, the granddaughter of Joseph Coffee Bryan and great-granddaughter of Joshus Soles Bryan, but have never been to Telfair County, as I have been on the west coast for most of my life. My aunt Irene Mcrae King was related to the Craveys. I believe they were her mother's people.

Guest		25-Feb-2011 06:06
Does anyone know where George Ervin Godfrey Carter ( born abt 1848 Marion Co, S.C. died after 1926 Telfair Co, Ga?)) is buried? I was told he was buried in Turnpike Cemetery but his grave has not been located. I have pictures to share of J.B. Carter's Store, Lumber City. Judy Bryant Alderman

John Wayne McRae		30-Jan-2011 23:49
Hi Julian, Old McKinnon Cemetery gives up more of her secrets with each visit. I was there this weekend and two morw graves have been exposed due to the mowing and erosion to the elemnets. One if up font to the right were the harrell markers used to be and the other is left center and is large than usual grave marked by bricks. The bricks are two wide and the entire grave is 5 x 10 feet, there is nothing in the middle of the bricks. Trees, brush and blackberry briars have lost their foliage and it was easy to get into and observe McKinnons Bay, which is 150 yards North West of the cemetery.

Guest		15-Apr-2010 00:50
Hi Julian, I'll be at Old McKinnon Cemetery at China Hill on 24 April 2010. Its time for the Spring mowing and clean up, Thanks, John Wayne McRae.

Robert D. Durden		13-Apr-2010 17:22
I know That my great Grandmother Was Martha Williams. She married Joseph (Joe) Bohannon, To this union was born my Grandmother Ella Louise Who married Luther Robert Durden sometime in the early 1920's To them were born Luther J. Durden' Robert H. Durden and my Aunt Mary Durden. My Father Robert H. Durden passed away in January of this year. If anyone has the information,Iwou like to know the parents of my great grandmother. I know she and my great grandfather, is buried at Blockhouse cemetary outside of Jacksonville.

Guest		25-Feb-2010 21:29
i love this site..i would love to see more pictures of lumber city..or towns..thats where my family is from..the Brewer's..ive heard lots of stories about the history of these 2 places, but never really seen any pictures out there. if you have some, please post them. i would love to see them

Guest		07-Jan-2010 00:56
Hi Folks, I'm always looking for more information about Old McKinnon Cemetery, aka McKinnon Cemetery. It's located at China Hill. My GGGgrandmother Catherine (McLeod) McRae and other family memebers are buried there. If any one has any information, including burials that can be documented, please contact me at . jwwmc@comcast.net Thank You , John Wayne McRae. Julian, thank you for all you do to preserve history.

Guest		12-Dec-2009 18:57
I know where the old courthouse marker is now.

Jim Dowdy		07-Dec-2009 20:53
Julian: thanks so much for the web site. I have had limited success with sources such as Ancestry.com but your site is unique in so many ways, and I enjoy reading the comments from people like me who moved away at a very young age and are now trying to fill in gaps in their lives. I have always been interested in history and books like Blind Obedience by Bill Boyd and Pioneer Days Along the Ocmulgee by Fussell Chalker have helped me appreciate the rich the history of Telfair County and Jacksonville.

Billy		18-Sep-2009 13:33
Thanks Julian for the site. It brings back great memories. I was raised in Telfair County. My parents were Earl Davis and Lila Bell Davis. We be kin to all the Huletts, Hattens, Williams, and about half of the rest of the Jacksonville clan in one way or another. My grandmother Emma Davis and dad bought their farm, which was located next to the Cooper pecan farm. I've waited on a school bus many a day in the cool of the morning, when the air was fresh and the birds sang their songs for all that would listen. Hope the site stays up and I will try to send others to walk down memory lane. Blessed to have been a part of Jacksonville Ga. history, Billy Davis pal@windstream.net

amina al-amin		09-Nov-2007 23:38
I want so much to meet with some elders that were in Jacksonville around the mid 1950, I was young girl visiting from New York at my uncle John Wells and Aunt Kizzie's farm, I had the most wonderful experience of my life...I will alway cherish thoes memories. If anyone has any knowledge of my uncle or aunt. I would appreciate anything that you can post for me. Thank you so much

Robin Fletcher Butler		08-Oct-2007 13:33
Great website! I am a descendant of Wm Fletcher, RS. Planning a trip to GA this month and would love to visit grave. Can you give me driving directions from Statesboro to the cemetery?

Guest		01-Oct-2007 00:30
Dear Julian, I was married on the front porch of an estate shown on your site-- Ivy Mills, in Glen Mills. Thanks to the graciousness of the current owners, Mark III and Ann Willcox, I was even taken to the ceremony in an antique horse-drawn carriage by Mark himself! Each year on our May 18th anniversary, my husband and I travel to the house and have a glass of champagne on that front porch. I came across your site, and got to thinking...what a neat anniversary gift to somehow get a copy of that old etching showing the 3 Ivy Mills settings, back when the site at which we were married included a working paper mill, barn and residence. I would love to frame that one and give it to him on that very front porch this spring! What you you think? Any way of getting a copy? I am Christine Kegelman, 302-584-3223. Call any time, and thanks for your educational and helpful site!

B L		18-Aug-2007 01:52
Any more news or photos on the Red River swimming pool, Lumber City, or Katherine Hudgens pool, store and cafe? Love this site!

Lynn STudstill		26-Jun-2007 16:48
Mr. Julian, I stumbled onto your site by accident but I'm sure glad I did! My husband, Scott Studstill, has traced his ancestry back to Telfair County, Jacksonville, Georgia. We have several pages of Studstill genology and many of the surnames in this gallery is listed somewhere or the other (Cravey, Mizell, Boney, just to name a few). My husband's father, Jerry Lamar Studstill, died when he was 10 months old so he does not know a lot about the Studstill family. We are hoping one day to go to Telfair County and research a little more. Your web site was very informative and interesting. You have done great work! Thanks! Shelia "Lynn" Carter Studstill

Cynthia Padgett		29-Apr-2007 04:01
Hi Julian, What a great website! I was just in Jacksonville, Ga last weekend. I went back for our annual Padgett Reunion. We had it at the Lions Club on 117 (Thank you Lions Club). I love it there! I live in Orlando, Florida presently. I love the history of the town. My father and Grandparents were born and raised there. My father went to Workmore School. My grandmother's house just a stones throw down the road from Mr. Charles Jones Store. Her house is still standing. I am researching the Padgett family (Padgett/Caruthers) and I happened up on your site. I am not having much luck with the Caruthers side of my family. My grandmother was Myrtle Caruthers Padgett. 1900-1976. If any one should have any information, please e-mail me. Thank you again!

Phyllis McNicoll		25-Apr-2007 23:33
Julian, Do you know where I can get a map of the Old Coffee Road from Jacksonville, GA to Tallahassee,FL? I've searched the internet and the UGA historical maps but have not been successful in finding one. Please let me know if you have any ideas on where I should look next. Thanks, Phyllis McNicoll

Rick Varnadoe		24-Apr-2007 00:44
Hello Julian< I don't often get to see the folks in your pictures, but did notice that some are taken about 45 minutes from my house, most notably the pictures at the Dillard House. Jan, Aaron and I eat there from time to time. Take care and say hello to the family Rick, Jan, and Aaron Varnadoe

Mike Piper		22-Feb-2007 22:40
Hello I am Michael Piper of Thomaston GA. I am tracing my family's history back as far as i can go. My mothers name is Sarah Ann Green daughter of the late Robert Lee Green and Sarah Francis Ryals. S F Ryals is the daughter of Albert Jacob Ryals and Mary Louise Webb. A J Ryals is the son of Jim Ryals and Francis Gladden. M L Webb is the daughter of Jim Webb and Bell Clemmons. Robert Lee Green is the son of Robert Lee Green and Roberta Fordham. R L green is the son of Archie Green and Mary Studstill. Any help you can provide and if you know these people plz email me. Cowboymike2000@yahoo.com

Guest		19-Feb-2007 18:57
Great!!

Darlene Finch		25-Jan-2007 22:31
I enjoyed you photo site very much , it seems you have completed a lot of research into old Jacksonville. I have a problem , I have been looking for information on the West family. I am looking also for the Greek (name not nationallity) They were to have lived in Jacksonville between 1917 and 1920. I can not find records however. Some died during this time and Eva Jesse West died in Jacksonville. Dora domingo Greek is to have been buried in the okeefenoke area about 1900. Where can I look for this information. Does the area have any school History

Marilyn Parrish		10-Jan-2007 17:49
I just found your site and was delighted with all the pictures. I am a descendent of Gen John E. Coffee. Do you have a picture of his grave or information of his plantation?

Guest		24-Oct-2006 04:11
I am a descendant of the McMullen's and absolutely loved your site. If you have any information or can find a picture of what my cousin wrote in her research of "the Old Stanley Place" I would love to be able to print for my records. You have done a fantastic job with all the photos and information. Catherine Lee Brown Pierce gggggggraddaughter of John McMullen and Sarah Minton McMullen.

Joe&Sue Burkhalter		08-Jul-2006 03:42
Thanks to all invold Joe&Sue Burkhalter

Lorna Jones		22-Jun-2006 15:30
Your website is FABULOUS! My Grandmother is a 7th generation Wilcox of the Pennsylvania Willcox's. This site and others similar to it helped me find the Willcox Burying Ground between Rhine and Temperance, Georgia, last summer. Learning more about our family history and seeing these pictures is fasinating. I have also enjoyed sharing them with my Grandmother. Thanks so much! :)

Wynona Hill McCranie		06-May-2006 22:05
Thank you, Julian, for all your hard work on this site. It is wonderful. I am related to the Lowe family from Jacksonville.

Nancy Fletcher-Blume		30-Apr-2006 15:53
I totally found this site by accident, and am thrilled beyond words. I am a desendant of Wm. Fletcher Rev. War Soldier. My Fletchers, being in Telfair Co. by 1804. My line is Wm's son Joseph, his son Rueben Sloan Fletcher, his son Napoleon Bonapart Fletcher, his son, George Napoleon Fletcher, and my Dad Olin Thomas Fletcher. I would love to receive emails and will share anything that I have of research.

Lorraine Hutto Justus		28-Apr-2006 03:12
What a wonderful website! My ggrandmother Elizabeth Yawn Cadwell Hutto was James Wesley Yawn's sister --- I don't have any pictures of her but it is great to see photos of her brother and other relatives. I always enjoy visiting Old Jacksonville, Ga --- Where History Lives!

Robert Robb		25-Apr-2006 04:54
I too am looking for information about the McRae's of China Hill.

Thurman J Johnston		05-Mar-2006 15:36
Real good page. I served on the Telfair APA 210 from 1956-1958.Had some great times aboard her. We called her the tremping "T"

Roy Smith		30-Dec-2005 05:29
Great site, I found photos of my great, great grandparents, John Wesley and Rebecca Yawn. Thanks.

Vilone		24-Dec-2005 18:48
I learned some history here! Great site! Thanks for sharing!

Julian Williams		08-Apr-2005 10:34
Kim, Glad you enjoyed the pictures of Old Jacksonville, Ga -- be sure to read some of the articles, too -- some of those include info on the Williams Family -- where do you live? Thanks for writing. Julian.

Kim Dunaway		08-Apr-2005 01:56
Thank you for this awesome site! My grandmother is Myrtice Williams Caldwell. She will be 80 years old on the fifth of July 2005 and still mows her own lawn. She is the daughter of Wiley Williams and granddaughter of George Morris Williams. Wiley moved his family to Biloxi, MS in the early 1930's when my grandmother was still a small child. His wife, Viola Taylor Williams, was terminally ill and together they had eight small children. Viola wanted to be near her four sisters in Biloxi. Shortly after arriving in Biloxi, Viola passed away. It was during the Great Depression and the family had very little. Wiley went to work for the WPA. Finally, to complicate matters, Wiley was tragically hit and killed by a train, leaving the Williams' children to survive on their own. My grandmother never knew her father's family. I have printed many of the pictures from your site and plan to visit her this weekend. I'm certain she will be pleased. Thanks again, this means so much.

Pam Ryder Thrasher		03-Apr-2005 03:22
I accidentially stumbled across you gallery! It is fabulous! Thanks so much for pictures of the Winship-McArthur Home. I am a descendant of the McArthu/Ryder family. I actually tried to visit the home about 12 years ago, but the previous owners did not allow visitors. I am so happy that the beautiful home is back in the hands of descendansts! I also could not find the grave sites. I look forward to going back and looking for the graves. Thank you again for such a wonderful website!

eve rawlins white		26-Feb-2005 04:56
I enjoyed your web sight immensely. Some of the photos took me down memory lane (Workmore High and others). I am currently gathering information for my grown children on my maternal side. My mother's name was Myrtle Estelle Rawlins, daughter of Elmo and Flora Rawlins, she was born in 1920, passed away in 1978. She was valedictorian of the class of 1938 at Workmore High. Any information you have on Workmore High or the Rawlins family would be greatly appreciated. Much thanks.

KENNY RENEW		27-Dec-2004 02:40
I enjoyed viewing your sight. My Great Grandfather was Andrew Jackson Renew who was to my understanding was held responsible for and shot to his death concerning the Forsyth killing. Anyone with information please comment.

nancy crow carter		16-Mar-2004 03:46
Have been researching the Elijah and John Clark family. My Sister and I have been invited to join a developing Colonial Dames 17th century chapter and we have been unable to find the birthdate of Gen Elijah Clark's father which will make us eligable . If yoou have any information on this or any other Clark information we will surely appreciate it Thanks Nancy Carter

Sandy Sandifer		24-Feb-2004 11:53
Thank you for sharing your memories. I am an expat living in Munich, Germany. I come from Waynesville, Missouri... For some good reason......you pictures sure made me homesick. thanks and God bless William Marion Sandy Sandifer

Steven Fisher Brewer		18-Feb-2004 22:42
Hi Julian, this Is a great job your doing keeping old memories alive, My Uncle Hoke McDonald was the steam boat captian in one of the pictures, My father Was William Harmon Brewer Of Lumber City, I`ll try to find a small news paper picture I have of him on Lumber City`s basketball team, there is about 6 or 7 people in it and I think Its from the 30`s. Steven Fisher Brewer

Christopher Willcox		10-Jul-2003 17:49
Julian, Thanks very much for this fine gallery. I have enjoyed visiting and will return again. I am a direct descendant of the Thomas Willcox, and I was born and raise outside Philadelphia, very close to the Ivy Mills . I have been active in the restoration of the Willcox house, which is situated about 1/4 mile from the ruins of the Mill. The house restoration is nearly complete. I live in California now but visit my family and the house frequently. Thanks again!

karen		06-Feb-2003 01:26
Julian this is a wonderful site, you have done a great job! I can hear my Daddy telling stories over again when reading this. He told of his ancestors cutting timber and logging it down the river. Fishing, camping, boiling coffee and how he'd knotched pine trees then chew the sap like chewing gum. He claimed that's what made his teeth so strong. Walking to school with no shoes or if they had shoes carried them over their shoulders, shoestrings tied, because the shoes where to small and didn't fit any longer. I can just see all his stories in these pictures. You could take the boy out of GA but never GA out of the boy. Keep up the great job, I'll visit often. Regards from Florida. karen

Patrick Welsh		04-Oct-2002 02:48
Julian, Great job! I visited Jacksonville,GA with my Grandmother who is in her late 70's. My line of the family from Jacksonville,GA (Telfair) is: Jones, Cravey, Knight, Vaughn, Burnham, Fletcher, just to name a few! Capt. John Cravey is my GG Grandfather. Robert W. Jones, Sr. is my GGG Grandfather, Jesse C. Jones, GG Grandfather, etc... I visited with Elizabeth JONES Knight (my grandmother) and we had a wonderful time. BTW, her father's name was Stephen Boney Jones. Would love to hear more about the Jacksonville,GA event scheduled for Oct. 19, 2002. Would make my Grandmothers day to visit also, as we are living in Savannah,GA. Keep up the good work!

Dan Bland		28-Aug-2002 12:45
Thanks for putting in the time and effort to post these pictures. That had to be a huge job. I recognize a few pics but I'll have to get Grandma to tell me who most of these people are and who is related. Dan

Caprice Clark-Harrell		12-Jul-2002 20:07
Thanks alot for the information that you've shared. We were able to use a couple of you're photo to complete our family heritage album and documentary we created for our family. My family on both grandmother and grandfathers side originated from Jacksonville, Ga.We belong t the Clark, Harrell, Grim, side of the crew.Thanks again. Nikki

Patsy Prickett Jones		28-Jun-2002 15:48
Julian, Thank you for sharing these photos. I saw some of my ancestors in the gallery. My family was, and still is, from McRae and Lumber City. I descend from the Prickett, Clements, Ray, and Wooten lines of Telfair County. Patsy

Pam Bowley Lopez		15-Jun-2002 18:55
Julian...I posted last year about what a great job you are doing on this...And it was wonderful for people like me who don't get here...Well, I am here, in Sylvester, GA, visiting for two weeks, and I have seen so much and found several of the Fussell and Paulk headstones....I've seen things you have written about, and it is all wonderful...I hope to see you before I leave on June 21st...For all those I'm related to and didn't get to see, I'm really sorry...I'd have loved to meet all...Pam Bowley Lopez (William B. "Tuggin" Fussell's and Catherine Melissa Paulk's Great-Granddaughter)(Easter Williams is my 3rd great-grandmother)

Paule Ann		03-Mar-2002 18:16
Wonderful site, Wilson Conner is part of my family tree - wonderful to see more information on Wilson. I'm always looking for more.

James (Jim) Fletcher Roberts		13-Sep-2001 01:45
Julian: Since I am related to the Fletcher family who was in Telfair County by 1804, I graetly appreciate the photos and articles about the area. My ancestor William Fletcher a Revoultionary War Soldier is buried at the Concord Methodist Cemetery. Also, his son John whom I descend through was at Ft. Adams.

john wayne mcrae		30-Aug-2001 23:56
Great site ,Julian. Anybody have any information that I can add to my reseach about China Hill and the Old McKinnon Cemetery, lease e-mail me.Like wise if I can offer any information to someone else ,e-mail me,Thanks, John Wayne McRae

Jennie Ricketson Carothers		09-Aug-2001 14:30
Julian, what a trip back in time! Thank you for the gallery. I just discovered your site and I am reading the articles and looking at the pictures with great pleasure. Thank you. Jennie Ricketson Carothers

John H. Jeffries, Jr.		17-May-2001 15:25
Hi Julian; You did a great job gathering and presenting these photos. Some of them bring back memories from way back. Have read many of your articles and enjoyed them very much. Keep up the good work. I didn't realize there were as many old photos available as you have accumulated. Great Job! Thanks to you and others like you, our history and heretage can be preserved. Thanx. Johnny Jeffries

Wayne Harrell		16-May-2001 07:50
Enjoyed the site as many of my ancestors came from this area and I'm rleated to the Wilcox, Rawlins, Yawn, Vaughn, Dowdy, Harrell and others it is good to see some of the photos and info found here. I've often visted the area in search of cemetery sites where my ancestors rest but have never taken much time to take a real look at it...

Catherine Fussell Wells		28-Apr-2001 12:21
Julian, The pictures are wonderful. Thanks for all the hard work and sharing. Catherine

Diane Rogers		21-Apr-2001 02:54
Hi Cousin Julian, The photo gallery is very impressive. Thanks for all your many hours of hard work. I have a great idea - Maybe you could take your laptop to our reunions - Williams and Willcox - and show the gallery to those who might not have access to a computer. What do you think??? dwr

Bonita Wright		20-Apr-2001 22:07
Thank you for sharing. Bonita

Ann Carswell		20-Apr-2001 13:10
Julian, Thank you very much for all of the hard work you put into collecting and presenting pictures and information on "our" people and "our" places. Your new photo gallery is top-notch! Ann Carswell

Martha Albertson		20-Apr-2001 03:19
Hi Juliam, Like the others, I have really enjoyed the photos you put here. Some are ancestors of mine also. Thanks for all the care you went to. msa

Jonell (Williams)Harrison		19-Apr-2001 16:33
Absolutely loved it..have to return later when I can slow down and soak it all in. This stirs up my curiosity and interest in getting serious about tracking down our Williamses.Thanks Again!

Pam Lopez		19-Apr-2001 15:39
Julian....This is great....I actually got to see some photo's of a few ancestors....You have put a lot of time into this project and done a wonderful job...As a person who has many ancestors and relatives (like you) back in Georgia, I want to personally thank you for all of this...It means so much to someone like me who has never been back there and never will be able to make the trip....God Bless....Pam

Julian Williams		17-Apr-2001 19:35
This a test of the Old Jacksonville Photo Site -- to see how well the message board works.JW.

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