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Mrs. Ruth Kilcrease
African American Funeral Programs
Mrs_Ruth_Kilcrease.pdf - Funeral program for Mrs. Ruth Kilcrease
Major John Foley (1813-1881), Glenn C. Godbee
Major John Foley (1813-1881), Glenn C. Godbee
Savannah Biographies
John Foley was a native of Ballinclave County, Kerry Ireland, born in the year 1813. Foley was married in early life, but his wife passed away in Europe many years ago.
They had no children from the marriage. He came to the United states in 1836, and on to Savannah, Georgia in October of the same year. He did contract work for the Central of Georgia
Railroad and Banking Company until circa 1840. By 1840, Foley opened a successful merchandise-grocery store business on the corner of Columbia Square (fronting present day Habersham, President, and State Streets). During the 1840's, he …
A Biography Of Mary Savage (Jones) Anderson, Lisa M. Coughlin
A Biography Of Mary Savage (Jones) Anderson, Lisa M. Coughlin
Savannah Biographies
Mary Savage (Jones) Anderson was a descendant, both by birth and marriage, of the Habersham and Noble families. Both of these families’ roots can be traced back to the founding of Georgia. This is a brief sketch of her life. The purpose of this paper was to give an idea of what it was like to grow up one hundred years ago in a prominent local family, and to give an insight on the personality and attitude of Mary Anderson.
Mariner And Privateer To The Crown: A Modest Analysis Of The Life Of Captain David Culter Braddock, Mark T. Powell
Mariner And Privateer To The Crown: A Modest Analysis Of The Life Of Captain David Culter Braddock, Mark T. Powell
Savannah Biographies
David Cutler Braddock, captain and mariner of His Majesty’s Provinces Georgia and South Carolina, was part of General James Edward Oglethorpe’s regiment of soldiers and sailors and acted as a privateer for the Crown against the Spanish empire in America. He first appeared in colonial records in 1740 and was an active participant in the War of Jenkin’s Ear (1739-1748) and the French and Indian War (1756-1763). In the late 1740’s, he and his family settled in the area of the Great and Little Ogeechee Rivers in Christ Church Parish on what is now known as Wild Heron Plantation. Shortly …
Emma Cheves Wilkens, Rose R. Harvey
Emma Cheves Wilkens, Rose R. Harvey
Savannah Biographies
Emma Cheves Wilkins was one of eight children born to Gilbert A. Wilkins of New York and Emma Cheves of South Carolina. Her grandfather, Langdon Cheves II, owned Delta Plantation in South Carolina on the Savannah River and Southfield Plantation in Chatham County on the Ogeechee River. Emma attended school in Baltimore, studied art in Paris, and had a long successful career as an artist and teacher in Savannah. She was a woman of strong opinions who worked to improve the quality of life in her community.
Emma never married or had any children. At her death in 1956, she …
Archibald C. Davenport: A Biography, Amy Allen
Archibald C. Davenport: A Biography, Amy Allen
Savannah Biographies
Archibald C. Davenport was born in Savannah in 1819. He was the son of Isaiah and Jane Davenport. Archibald was a member of the Savannah Volunteer Guards and the Tattnall Guards. He served as a captain during the Civil War. Archibald served as Clerk of City council for a few years. He was a banker and was employed by the Bank of commerce and later by the Central Railroad Bank :from which he retired, He married Jane Postell around 1870. The couple had no children. Archibald died on April 91 1892 of a he:S,rt "'track. lie was buried in Laurel …
Dr. Stephen F. Dupon: An Incomplete Biography, Armstrong State University
Dr. Stephen F. Dupon: An Incomplete Biography, Armstrong State University
Savannah Biographies
Stephen F. Dupon was born Oct.22,1823 and died Dec. 7, 1893. He lived most of his life on the Isle of Hope. He was a prominent and well respected physician and citizen. He was involved in local politics and in 1871 was appointed as Justice of the Peace for the Isle of Hope. He worked for the betterment and fair treatment of the black communittes. He was active in supporting religion by donating land to both the Methodist Church and the Benedictine Monks. He was a family man, married to Catherine Bransby and they had three children.
The Inkwell, Armstrong State College
Mrs. Viola Shivers Lane
African American Funeral Programs
Mrs_Viola_Shivers_Lane.pdf - Funeral program for Mrs. Viola Shivers Lane
Mr. Dorsey Wilson
African American Funeral Programs
Program for the funeral of Mr. Dorsey Wilson, held at The Church of God in Christ on May 14, 1993.
The Inkwell, Armstrong State College
The Inkwell, Armstrong State College
Mrs. Levada Jordan Littles
African American Funeral Programs
Funeral Program for Mrs. Levada Jordan Littles on April 26, 1993 at Scarboro Grove Baptist Church