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Bulloch Roots And Religion, Bulloch County Historical Society

Bulloch County Historical Society Publications

A collection of articles relating to Bulloch County. Topics include the Salzburger Orphanage at Ebenezer, the Alderman family, James C. Hodges, the crossing of the Banks’ ferry by General Sherman’s Army, and the Sherwood Railroad. Also in this book are a poem by John Goodman on the line that divides Bulloch and Bryan Counties, a short biography of Minnie Stewart Evans, the obituary of Julia Ann M. Rogers, and Walter Hendricks’ recollections on early U.S. mail delivery.

Remembering Pearl Harbor, Joseph Quentin Nesmith Sr.

Bulloch County Historical Society Publications

An account by Joseph Quentin NeSmith of the attack on Pearl Harbor.

Reminiscences Of My Life, William Lawton Brannen

Bulloch County Historical Society Publications

A short autobiography by William Lawton Brannen.

Sherman, Shakers, And Shenanigans, John Ransom Lewis, Dan Blond, Dale Covington, Willie Lee Bland Moseley, Leodel Coleman, Charles Bonds, Reavis E. Dixon, Charles Bernard Beale, Daniel B. Good, Ryan Johnson, Hunt Sanders, Rita T. Wall, R. Frank Sanders Jr., Fred W. Brogdon, Nita Morgan Williams, Dorothy Brannen, Thomas M. Stewart, Robert J. Sets, Lawrence Huff, Pat Peele Darley, Robert M. Rennick, Guy W. Murphy

Bulloch County Historical Society Publications

The first 122 pages of this book relate to Bulloch County and form the tenth book of Readings in Bulloch County History. The remainder comprise the Southern Folkways Journal Review No. 3, and relate to Southeast Georgia and to the Southeastern region of the United States. The first collection begins with a poem by Dr. John Ransom Lewis, followed by three articles on Dan Bland and the biographies of prominent African American citizens. Also included are two articles on the Hardy Moore family, student papers on vanishing Bulloch County communities, information on Joseph Jackson, articles on three local churches, …

Uncle Dave Said, Hulda K. Kelly

Bulloch County Historical Society Publications

A collection of stories and articles written by David Benjamin Turner, also known as “Uncle Dave,” who, along with his father, established the Bulloch Herald in 1899.

The Mystery Of The Hodges Family Legacy, Smith Callaway Banks

Bulloch County Historical Society Publications

A collection of Hodges letters regarding claims to money in the Bank of England. Includes a brief genealogy of the Hodges family.

From Aaron To Ivanhoe, Charles Bonds, Dorothy Brannen, Maggie Collins, Daniel B. Good, Nkenge Jackson, Evelyn Mabry, Carolyn Postell, Robert M. Seel, Rita Turner Wall, Julius Ariail

Bulloch County Historical Society Publications

A collection of Bulloch County history materials compiled by Charles Bonds, Dorothy Brannen, Maggie Collins, Dan Good, Nkenge Jackson, Evelyn Mabry, Carolyn Postell, Robert M. Seel, and Rita Turner Wall. Included in this publication is a brief history of Bulloch County, an article on local 19^th century architecture, two accounts on county history by Rita Turner Wall, a short history of Willow Hill School, a report on the research on Willow Hill School, “Extinct Towns in Bulloch County,” “Pretoria Station,” the biographies of Beatrice Riggs and Laura Bell Hendley Martin, three articles from the Bulloch Times on the memories …

Romance Of The Railroad, Robert G. Hughes

Bulloch County Historical Society Publications

This collection begins with a factual article on railroads in southeast Georgia by John Paton, followed by a survey of changes in Georgia railroading during the career of Ed Milam. Also included is an account of the decline of a railroad town, Scarborough, Georgia by Dan Good and Robert Jenkins, as well as a series of photographs of Engineer John David Cannon with several locomotives. The closing article is “Railroads of South Carolina: 1830-1863” by Robert J. Stets.

Experiences Of A Georgia Boy In The Army Of Northern Virginia 1861-1865, Martin W. Brett

Bulloch County Historical Society Publications

Confederate soldier Martin W. Brett’s account of his service in the 12^th Regiment of Georgia Volunteers in the Army of Northern Virginia.

The Story Of Bulloch County: A Script For Narration, Robert G. Hughes

Bulloch County Historical Society Publications

A brief history of Bulloch County, Georgia.

A Bulloch Tapestry, Charles Bands, Daniel B. Good, Bill Lovejoy, Evelyn Mabry, C. D. Sheley, Rita Turner Wall, David Williams

Bulloch County Historical Society Publications

The title for this collection was inspired by a poem by Rita Turner Wall. The poem is included in this book, along with articles by C.D. Sheley, Daniel Good, James D. Morgan, Gregory Alan Baker, Paul T. Marlott, and Charles Bonds, David R. Williams. Topics covered by these articles are the history of the Bill Olliff House; the historical geography of Arcola, New Hope, and Denmark, Georgia; the lives of Luetta Leverette Moore and Amanda Love Smith; and the letters of Confederate soldier Asbury Wesley Hodges. Also included are letters to Union soldier Perry Lovejoy, submitted by Bill Lovejoy and …

A Review Of Southern Folkways Journal, Bob Hughes (Ed.)

Bulloch County Historical Society Publications

A collection of articles on Bulloch County geography.

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“The Origins of Bulloch County, Georgia Post Office Names” by Delma Presley and Daniel Good

“Introduction to Southern Rivers” by R. Randall Goss

“Timber to the Sea - Project RAFT: Restoring Altamaha Folklife Traditions” by Kemp Mabry

“John and William Bartram: Early Botanical Explorers in Georgia” by George A. Rogers and Betty Rogers

“The Town Founded Because of a Curse” by Maria Neder Douglas

“Some Notes on Franklinia Altamaha Bartram Ex Marshall (THEACEAE): The Lost Gordonia” by John R. Bozeman, George A. Rogers, and Betty Rogers

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The Parrish-Bird-William House, Bulloch County Historical Society

Bulloch County Historical Society Publications

A history of the Parrish-Bird-Williams house, accompanied by sketches of its original floor plan and information relating to the restoration of the rooms.

Life History Of Aaron Munlin, Aaron Munlin, Willie A. Munlin

Bulloch County Historical Society Publications

An autobiography by former slave, Aaron Munlin.