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The Inkwell, Armstrong State College
Anna Dekle Cuyler
African American Funeral Programs
Cuyler, Anna D.pdf - Funeral program
Elder Robert Lee Pounds
African American Funeral Programs
Funeral program for Robert Pounds. Service was held on June 24, 1989 in Winston, Georgia.
Mr. Johnny Wilkerson
African American Funeral Programs
Mr_Johnny_Wilkerson.pdf - Funeral program for Mr. Johnny Wilkerson
Armstrong Commencement Program, Armstrong State College
Armstrong Commencement Program, Armstrong State College
Armstrong Commencement Programs
Graduation program for this commencement from Armstrong State College in Savannah, Georgia on June 9, 1989. The program includes an order of ceremony and list of graduates.
Raleigh Edward Hunter
African American Funeral Programs
Interment: Simmons Branch Baptist Church Cemetery in Dover, Georgia.
The Inkwell, Armstrong State College
Bishop Elliot, Rick Smith
Bishop Elliot, Rick Smith
Savannah Biographies
He was born in Beaufort, South Carolina, on August 31, 1806, oldest son of Stephen and Esther Habersham Elliott. The family moved to Charleston shortly after Stephen's birth. At sixteen he attended Harvard University for one year. He finished his education at South Carolina College graduating in 1825. He thereafter studied law and was admitted to the bar in 1827. In 1828 Elliott married Mary Gibbes Barnwell. He began his law practice in Charleston, then moved back to Beau fort sometime before 1833. In the early 1830 1 s moved by the new evangelical spirit of the Episcopal Church and …
The Life Of William W. Gordon, William Bickel
The Life Of William W. Gordon, William Bickel
Savannah Biographies
William W. Gordon I was born in Augusta, Georgia, on June 17, 1796. Throughout his lifetime, he pursued several different careers: military, legal, and political. In his military career, he graduated from U.S. military Academy at West point and served in the Georgia Hussars. In his legal career, he was an apprentice under James W. Wayne and practiced in his own right from 1819 until 1836. In his political career, Gordon was Alderman of Savannah, Mayor of Savannah and he served in the House of Representatives and Senate of the Georgia Legislature. However, it was his accomplist1ments as a founder …
Notes On Henry Mcalpin, John Mark Jordan
Notes On Henry Mcalpin, John Mark Jordan
Savannah Biographies
Henry McAlpin came to America through the port town of Charleston, South Carolina. He was listed among Chatham County Superior Court records as a citizen of Scotland that came to Charleston at the age of twenty seven on October 16,1804. He came to Georgia in 1812 and was declared a citizen. Having come through Charleston, McAlpin must have made...mentions the marriage between Henry and Helen McInnis of Charleston. It did not occur to me until I read the will that there was another Mrs. McAlpin, both of which he must have outlived. Neither of which are mentioned in the will, …