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Robert Habersham (1783-1870), Cherri Shelnutt
Robert Habersham (1783-1870), Cherri Shelnutt
Savannah Biographies
Robert Habersham (1783-1870) was a Georgia planter and merchant who lived from the time of the Revolution until the days of Reconstruction. He was part of the Habersham clan which had so much to do with the founding and growth of Georgia. Robert's grandfather, James, came to Georgia with George Whitfield. Robert's father, Joseph, was active in the Revolution and the early Republic, serving in the Provisional Congress and as this country's first Postmaster General. Robert Habersham added to the family honor during his own life in Savannah. He was a merchant for some sixty years, owned several well-known Savannah …
Josiah Penfield, Freddie Williams
Josiah Penfield, Freddie Williams
Savannah Biographies
Josiah Penfield was born in Connecticut but spent most of his 43 years down south in Savannah. He contributed much to the city during its formative years by participating in every social, religious, and political function he could. When he died, most of his modest fortune he had worked so hard for was brilliantly distributed by him to causes which resulted in very fruitful results. Josiah was loved by many, not because of his unique business mind but because he used it to help so many.
Hazen Kimball: Savannah Factor (1767-1819), Catherine A. Bitler
Hazen Kimball: Savannah Factor (1767-1819), Catherine A. Bitler
Savannah Biographies
Hazen Kimball, a prominent Savannah merchant, was a native of Concord, New Hampshire. The son of John and Anne Kimball, he owned his own mercantile establishment here in Savannah. Kimball was active in many aspects of society. He served as both Treasurer and Secretary Pro Tem of the Chamber of Commerce; he was a member if the New England Society of Georgia and he was a member of the Savannah Library Society. Upon his death, because he never married, his brothers, sisters, nieces, and nephews all received portions of his estate as his lawful heirs.
Alvin N. Miller: A Biography, Martin E. Ross
Alvin N. Miller: A Biography, Martin E. Ross
Savannah Biographies
On March 25, 1889, Alvin N. Miller known as A. N. Miller. was laid to rest in Laurel Grove Cemetery (lot 151) nest to his wife, Sarah Jane McNish (who had died fifteen years earlier) Miller's funeral was a special occasion in Savannah history for it marked the end of an era many consider Savannah's "Golden Age." While Miller Lived in Savannah, he watched it rapidly develop from a small riverside community into a large industrial city. For example, the shipyards of Hutchinson Island produced what were the most powerful class of ships afloat to help handle Savannah's Prospering cotton …
Prince Sills
African American Funeral Programs
Interment at Portersville Baptist Church Cemetery in Waynesboro, Georgia
The George-Anne, Georgia Southern University
The George-Anne, Georgia Southern University
The George-Anne
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The Parrish-Bird-William House, Bulloch County Historical Society
The Parrish-Bird-William House, Bulloch County Historical Society
Bulloch County Historical Society Publications
A history of the Parrish-Bird-Williams house, accompanied by sketches of its original floor plan and information relating to the restoration of the rooms.
The George-Anne, Georgia Southern University
The George-Anne, Georgia Southern University
The George-Anne
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The Inkwell, Armstrong State College
The George-Anne, Georgia Southern University
The George-Anne, Georgia Southern University
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Mr. Robert Simmons
African American Funeral Programs
Mr_Robert_Simmons.pdf - Funeral program for Mr. Robert Simmons
The George-Anne, Georgia Southern University
The George-Anne, Georgia Southern University
The George-Anne
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The Inkwell, Armstrong State College
Mr. John O. Walker
African American Funeral Programs
Funeral program for John Walker. Service was held on April 28, 1986 in Newnan, Georgia.
The George-Anne, Georgia Southern University
The George-Anne, Georgia Southern University
The George-Anne
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