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Armstrong Commencement Program, Armstrong State College
Armstrong Commencement Program, Armstrong State College
Armstrong Commencement Programs
Graduation program for the December 10, 1993 Commencement from Armstrong State College in Savannah, Georgia. The program includes an order of ceremony and list of graduates.
Mary Slater Miller
African American Funeral Programs
Interment at Burns Cemetery in Sylvania, Georgia
Deacon Shelley Stowbridge
African American Funeral Programs
Funeral Program for Deacon Shelley Stowbridge on Dec. 4, 1993 at Bank Creek Primitive Baptist Church
Willie James "Katcher" Hunter, Jr.
Willie James "Katcher" Hunter, Jr.
African American Funeral Programs
Interment: Simmons Branch Baptist Church in Sylvania, Georgia.
Mrs. Irene Lee Tremble
African American Funeral Programs
Mrs_Irene_Lee_Tremble.pdf - Funeral program for Irene Tremble
- Mrs_Irene_lee_Tremble_DeathNotice.pdf - Death Notice for Irene Tremble
Harry Burns
African American Funeral Programs
Interment: Miller Grove Baptist Church in Statesboro, Georgia.
Albert Jackson (1844-1901), Mary C. Klotz-Cook
Albert Jackson (1844-1901), Mary C. Klotz-Cook
Savannah Biographies
Albert Jackson was a leader in Savannah's African-American community. He was a native of Savannah, and resided in the city for most of his life. He was active in the business community, and in many organizations that helped the. Albert Jackson was married twice, first to Jennette Bullock then to Mary Scott. He had four children, three sons and a daughter. He died in 1901 after a prolonged illness, and is buried in Laurel Grove Cemetery.
The Life And Times Of Edward Fenwick Neufville, Adam Brian Butcher
The Life And Times Of Edward Fenwick Neufville, Adam Brian Butcher
Savannah Biographies
Edward Fenwick Neufville was born November 28, 1841. He was the son of Reverend Edward and Mary Neufville. Edward attended school at St. Timothy's in Baltimore, Maryland and College at Princeton. He enlisted in the Confederate Army in Georgia and later was commissioned an officer in the Confederate Marines. After the war, he became an Insurance Agent, a Realtor, and also had a law practice. Edward would marry twice. His first marriage was to Mary Drayton. After her death in 1882, he married Harriet Tattnall, his late wife's sister. This marriage lasted until Edward's death, September 9, 1890. He was …
The Life Of Abigail Minis: An Original Georgia Settler, Julie L. Oliver
The Life Of Abigail Minis: An Original Georgia Settler, Julie L. Oliver
Savannah Biographies
Abigial Minis was perhaps the most distinguished member of a distinguished Savannah family dating from colonial days. A woman in a male-dominated age and society, a mother of nine children, then a widow at the time of the Revolution, she overcame all odds to become a respected and successful businesswoman and landowner.
A Brief Biography Of Lavinnia Florance Minis, Bob Morrison
A Brief Biography Of Lavinnia Florance Minis, Bob Morrison
Savannah Biographies
Lavinnia Florance was born in New Orleans, Louisiana, on May 26, 1825 to Jacob Levy and Hannah Florance. She was the eldest child of the family. She had two other sisters and three other brothers. Shortly after her birth, the family moved to Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. This is inferred because the Florance family is not listed in the 1830 Louisiana census, but are found in the 1850 Pennsylvania census index", living in the Southward section of the city. Her grandfather did not care for the last name of Levy, so he changed it. Zachariah Levy Florance was a dentist in Charleston, …
The Doctors Mckane, Evelyn W. Parker
The Doctors Mckane, Evelyn W. Parker
Savannah Biographies
It is a pleasure to introduce the Doctors McKane; Cornelius, and his wife Alice. They came from less than ideal beginning circumstances and rose to meet and master challenge after challenge. Even the projects they themselves considered failures benefitted others. Many of us hope to positively impact this world during our The Doctors McKane met and mastered that challenge.
Dina Cohen Minis, Judith D. Straight
Dina Cohen Minis, Judith D. Straight
Savannah Biographies
Dinah Cohen was born in Georgetown, South Carolina on 21 April 1787, the eldest child of Solomon and Belle Gratz Cohen. She married Isaac Minis on 14 or 11 December 1803 in Charleston. They had thirteen children. Her oldest son, Philip, was in a duel in 1832. Another son, Abraham, was a prosperous businessman and politician in Savannah. Isaac, her husband, was a businessman and a leader of the Savannah and Jewish communities. Dinah was known to have supported the South during the Civil War and was pardoned in 1867. She died on 17 February 1874 at the age of …
Mr. Love Williams Jr.
African American Funeral Programs
Funeral Program for Mr. Love Williams Jr. on Nov 15, 1993 at Mt. Carmel Baptist Church
Mary Savage Jones Anderson Family Influences, Kathrine Clark
Mary Savage Jones Anderson Family Influences, Kathrine Clark
Savannah Biographies
Mary Savage Anderson was raised in the household of her maternal grandfather, William Neyle Habersham, where she was exposed to many of the finest things in life such as good music, excellent wine and Savannah’s most elite society. Her grandmother, Josephine Clay, was a tireless and enthusiastic task master who saw to the education of her three half-orphaned grandchildren. Both Josephine Clay and Anna Wylly, Mary’s mother, kept journals during the Civil War which were later published. Growing up in such an environment prepared Mary for a life of leadership and writing. In 1905 she married Clarence Gordon Anderson, an …
Sallie Mae Whitfield Hendrix
African American Funeral Programs
Interment: Springhead United Methodist Church Cemetery in Sylvania, Georgia.
The Inkwell, Armstrong State College