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The Life Of Joseph F. Gammon, Elizabeth K. Weeks
The Life Of Joseph F. Gammon, Elizabeth K. Weeks
Savannah Biographies
Joseph F. Gammon, a native of Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada and a carpenter by
trade came to Savannah, Georgia during the first half of the nineteenth century,probably around 1827 and remained in Savannah until his death in 1865.
He married a woman from Savannah with whom he apparently had six children; only one of whom- survived him. After the death of his first wife, Sarah, of pleurisy in 1853; he married Miss Elizabeth Whitten· of Newburyport, Massachusetts in 1854 but the marriage was a brief one as she died of consumption, or tuberculosis, in 1858! Fourteen months later, Gammon was …
Richard West Habersham, Martin O'Brian
Richard West Habersham, Martin O'Brian
Savannah Biographies
Richarad West Habersham Jr. was born into a famous Revolutionary family of Georgia. He was born in Savannah in1812 to the Prominent Hon. Richard W. Habersham and his wife Sarah E. Habersharn. The senior Richard W had been born in Savannah on December 10, 1786. He followed the family tradition by graduating from Princeton with a law degree in 1805 and was soon admitted to the bar. He quickly gained prominence as both a lawyer and active participant in the political life of the time. In 1828, Richard and Sarah E. were to give birth to another son bv the …
Charles Harris, Donald Senterfitt
Charles Harris, Donald Senterfitt
Savannah Biographies
Charles Harris, a native of England, was born in 1772. He received his early education in France and immigrated to the United States in 1788 at the age of sixteen. He located in Savannah, Georgia and studied for the profession of law under Samuel Stirk, a noted attorney and political figure. Harris opened his own practice in 1793 and quickly attained legal reputation; representing at least one case before the US Supreme Court. In December of 1798 he married Cathrine McCauley McIntosh, daughter of Revolutionary War hero General Lachlan McIntosh. He was elected Savannah city Alderman in 1801, beginning a …
Dr. John Love, James Vaughn
Dr. John Love, James Vaughn
Savannah Biographies
John Love, physician, city alderman. Born, Savannah circa 1760; surgeon's mate, American Revolution. Married Sarah Jones (?-1784); served as city alderman, 1790s; Remarried to Louisa Love (?-?); failed to pay taxes, early 1800s; died April 25, 1809.
Joseph L. Mcallister, John Kennington
Joseph L. Mcallister, John Kennington
Savannah Biographies
Joseph L. McAllister, son of George. W. McAllister, was a planter from Bryan County Georgia. After the death of his father in 1850, Joseph inherited Strathy Hall, a large plantation in South-East Bryan County, and entered the ranks of the "gentlemen-farmers." Then in 1861, the life of Joseph McAllister made a drastic change. With the outbreak of the American Civil war, Joseph enlisted in Confederate Service. He allow the construction of an earth fortification at Strathy Hall with the condition that the fortress built there would be named for his father, George Washington McAllister. From 1861 to 1864, Joseph participated …
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Mr. Gerald Howard Countryman
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Mrs. Rosetta Jones Simmons
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Mrs_Rosetta_Jones.pdf - Funeral program for Mrs. Rosetta Jones Simmons
George Washington "Buddy" Rawls Sr.
George Washington "Buddy" Rawls Sr.
African American Funeral Programs
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Vida Ruth Simmons Love
African American Funeral Programs
Interment at Antioch Baptist Church Cemetery