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Mrs. Etta Mae Thomas
African American Funeral Programs
Funeral program for Etta Thomas. Service was held on May 12, 1988 in Millen, Georgia.
The George-Anne, Georgia Southern University
The George-Anne, Georgia Southern University
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Dea. Moro Dennis Releford
African American Funeral Programs
Dea_Moro_-Dennis-_Releford.pdf - Funeral program for Moro Releford
The George-Anne, Georgia Southern University
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The George-Anne, Georgia Southern University
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Matthew Salfner, Roddy J. Hatch Ii
Matthew Salfner, Roddy J. Hatch Ii
Savannah Biographies
Matthew Salfner was born November 20, 1737b His parents, Matthias Salssner and Agnes Zarner, moved to this country in 1752 from Wurttemberg, Germany, with a group of Protestant immigrants led by Rev. Christian Rabenhorst. They settled in the White Bluff district and had four children , Matthew being the eldest. He grew up and settled in the White Bluff district, also, on 100 acres granted to him through the English Crown Grant, granted December· 4, 1759. A planter, he married Dorothy Gnann of Effingham County. He and Dorothy had four children including Matthew Ill, John Isaac, Susan and Ann. Matthew …
The George-Anne, Georgia Southern University
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The Biography Of Emily W. Lovell, Maria P. Lovell
The Biography Of Emily W. Lovell, Maria P. Lovell
Savannah Biographies
This paper is an attempt to trace the history of a house located at 214 East Thirty-Fourth Street, Savannah, and the person who originally owned the land upon which the structure was built.
The ownership sequence contains nine names, beginning with Emily W. Lovell, who owned the property before selling it to Pierre N. Holst, who built a two-story Colonial Revival home on it in 1906.
Chapter two of the paper focuses on the important dates and events in Emily's life. Beginning with her Salzburger roots, documented evidence of the significant events in her life is presented along with colorful …
Sister Virginia Johnson Lovell
Sister Virginia Johnson Lovell
African American Funeral Programs
Funeral Program for Virginia Johnson Lovell held at Gordon Grove Baptist Church on March 27, 1988.