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Maggie Everett Findley Aug 1980

Maggie Everett Findley

African American Funeral Programs

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A Personal And Genealogical Report Pertaing To: Benedict Bourquin, 1795-1875, Gustave A. Canon Jul 1980

A Personal And Genealogical Report Pertaing To: Benedict Bourquin, 1795-1875, Gustave A. Canon

Savannah Biographies

Contains pedigree chart, images and biographical resources.

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(Harry) Henry Cunningham, Alfred Ownes Jul 1980

(Harry) Henry Cunningham, Alfred Ownes

Savannah Biographies

Henry Cunningham (1759-1842). Was a free man of color, a minister of the gospel, a craftsman, a slaveholder, and speculator of sorts in real estate whose life was not without its controversies.

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Laurence Dunn, March 4, 1825-January 2, 1895, Debra D. Mcneal Jul 1980

Laurence Dunn, March 4, 1825-January 2, 1895, Debra D. Mcneal

Savannah Biographies

An Irish immigrant who came to Savannah in about 1851, Laurence Dunn quickly established himself in financial and community affairs. His business interests included real estate, a grocery store and saloon, and some involvement with the shipping industry. Mr. Dunn married Catherine Mitchell in 1854 and together they had five or six children, three of whom lived to maturity. He enlisted to serve in the Con­ federate Army in 1862. Catherine M. Dunn died in late 1889 and Mr. Dunn survived her by five years, dying in January, 1895. The Dunn descendants were and are active members of the Savannah …

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David R. Dillon Of Savannah, Bennie Arkwright Jul 1980

David R. Dillon Of Savannah, Bennie Arkwright

Savannah Biographies

There have probably been few, if any, men whom by virtue of their colorful life style and philanthropy managed to capture the hearts of Savannahians to the extent as did our subject David R. Dillon. Sportsman, Banker, Realtor, Boat Captain and owner, Civic Leader and Philanthropist were titles that were quite apropos for David R, Dillon

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A Biography Of Daniel Gugel, Edith T. Brunjes Jul 1980

A Biography Of Daniel Gugel, Edith T. Brunjes

Savannah Biographies

Daniel Gugel or (Gugie) was born on November 1, 1766, and died on April 10, 1832. He was the eight child out of nine. His parents, Anna Maria and John Christopher Gugel, Sr., were first generation Salzburgers. They settled at Ebenezer, Georgia around 1750. There is no information on the childhood of Daniel. During his adult life, Daniel resided in Savannah, Georgia. In Savannah, he owned several pieces :of property; earned his living as a blacksmith; belonged to The Lutheran Church of the Ascension; and had a wife named Maryann.

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A Biography Of Charles Green, Nancy Alderman Jul 1980

A Biography Of Charles Green, Nancy Alderman

Savannah Biographies

Charles Green immigrated from Liverpool, England aboard the William Donald which arrived 15 October l833 in Savannah, Georgia, a young and growing town whi.ch had been founded by the English just 1()() years e:arlier. Green left a country many centuries old steeped in tradition to seek his fortune in the fledgling United States of America which had only fifty years earlier gained its independence from England.

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Thomas Hale Kreeger, Jeffrey Lee Stone Jul 1980

Thomas Hale Kreeger, Jeffrey Lee Stone

Savannah Biographies

The information found on Thomas Hale Kreeger1 suggests that he lead an obscure, average life even though he had in­herited land and money. He appeared in only one census, one city directory, and except for when his death was noted only once in the newspapers. His parents and grandparents (mother's side) were different, active in business and the community.

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William M. Leigh, Leona A. Pierce Jul 1980

William M. Leigh, Leona A. Pierce

Savannah Biographies

William Leigh was born in Bulloch County Georgia about December 29 1804 . He was a merchant by trade dealing in wood and groceries with his partner Jonah Bird. Little is known of his life before the early 1830's. He married Sarah Shipman of New Jersey . March 2 1831. They were married by Stephen A. Mealy pastor of the Lutheran Church. There were three girls born of this marriage. Amanda Malvina was born in 1832 and died November 7, 1833 of Croup and Sore Throat. Mary A. was born December 1833 and Sarah J. in 1835. His wife Sarah …

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Jack Sanford Jul 1980

Jack Sanford

African American Funeral Programs

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Dock Williams Jul 1980

Dock Williams

African American Funeral Programs

No abstract provided.

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Laura Bell Watts Jul 1980

Laura Bell Watts

African American Funeral Programs

No abstract provided.

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James "Buddy" Long Jul 1980

James "Buddy" Long

African American Funeral Programs

Burial at Springhead United Methodist Church Cemetery

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Kristina B. Smith Jul 1980

Kristina B. Smith

African American Funeral Programs

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Beulah Mae Brown Bangs Jul 1980

Beulah Mae Brown Bangs

African American Funeral Programs

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Ethel Swan Jul 1980

Ethel Swan

African American Funeral Programs

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Mr. Willie Williams, Jr. Jul 1980

Mr. Willie Williams, Jr.

African American Funeral Programs

Mr_Willie_Williams_Jr.pdf - Funeral program for WIllie William Jr.

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Annie Lou Mikell Wells Jul 1980

Annie Lou Mikell Wells

African American Funeral Programs

No abstract provided.

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Charlie (Fet) Carter Jr. Jul 1980

Charlie (Fet) Carter Jr.

African American Funeral Programs

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Essie Mae Hopkins Jul 1980

Essie Mae Hopkins

African American Funeral Programs

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Aera-Sig Curriculum Newsletter, American Educational Research Association Jul 1980

Aera-Sig Curriculum Newsletter, American Educational Research Association

Teaching & Learning: SIG Newsletters (1971-1984)

Issue No. 18

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Patrick B. Connelly: A Biography, Dewey C. Butler Jul 1980

Patrick B. Connelly: A Biography, Dewey C. Butler

Savannah Biographies

Patrick B. Connelly was born in 1802. From information gathered. It seems that in a few short years he became a prosperous farmer in the Jefferson County area of Georgia. Mr. Connelly was a major slave owner throughout his lifetime.

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Laurence Connell, Charles Moore Jul 1980

Laurence Connell, Charles Moore

Savannah Biographies

Laurence Connell immigrated from Ireland and arrived in Savannah in 1837. He was a shopkeeper and held a number of public offices, both elective and appointive. Constable, Magistrate or Justice of the Peace, Port Harden, Notary, member of the Board of Health and Chief Pailiff of the County Court. Indications are that he left Savannah in 1890. There is no record of any living descendants.

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Johnny L. "J.L." Byrd Jul 1980

Johnny L. "J.L." Byrd

African American Funeral Programs

Interment at Mercer Grove Baptist Church Cemetery in Metter, Georgia

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Marchall Cone Jun 1980

Marchall Cone

African American Funeral Programs

No abstract provided.

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Earlene Lacue Jun 1980

Earlene Lacue

African American Funeral Programs

No abstract provided.

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Maude B. Campbell Jun 1980

Maude B. Campbell

African American Funeral Programs

No abstract provided.

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Thelma Teresa Pendergraph Jun 1980

Thelma Teresa Pendergraph

African American Funeral Programs

No abstract provided.

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Mr. Joseph Nathaniel Green, Sr. Jun 1980

Mr. Joseph Nathaniel Green, Sr.

African American Funeral Programs

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Armstrong Commencement Program, Armstrong State College Jun 1980

Armstrong Commencement Program, Armstrong State College

Armstrong Commencement Programs

Graduation program for the Forty-Second Annual Commencement from Armstrong State College in Savannah, Georgia on June 6, 1980. The program includes an order of ceremony and list of graduates.

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