Kith and Kin?

Kith  (1) refers to our friends and neighbors, those with whom we fellowship, and have familiarity (2) people who live in the same geographical location. Together, they experience similar lifestyles,  sharing a common language, culture and customs.

Kin  (1) someone related by blood, a kinsman, or kinswoman our kinfolk. (2) family members, such as parents, brothers, sisters, aunts, uncles, cousins; any relatives who are descendants of a common ancestor; clan, race, or a tribe.

 Ware County Kith and Kin

• David Hopps Bennett    
• A Memoir from Childhood About a Trip to Mt. Olive By Christopher Boyd

• But That Wasn't Yesterday
  Minnie Jane Henderson Griffin Interview By Christopher Henderson Griffin Boyd
• Waycross-Baxley Novelist  Caroline Pafford Miller Ray By Robert Latimer Hurst
• Caroline Pafford Miller Ray,  Letters to Ben Smith Part II By Robert Latimer Hurst.
• Anita Abbott, Dance Instructor ; The Former Hazel Miles & John Shipes Perform the Tango. By Robert Latimer Hurst.
• Josiah Sirmans, Rests in Fender Cemetery Ancestor of Judge Ben Smith. By Robert Latimer Hurst.
• Memorial Page Judy Gail (Crabb) Roberts
• Queen of the Okefenokee "Lydia Stone" By Robert Latimer Hurst.
• Lemuel Westberry   "Uncle Lem" By Charles Westberry
• Stella Walker Salisbury "Humanitarian" By Robert Latimer Hurst
• Big Meeting at Mt. Olive By Christopher Boyd
• Burrell Douglass By David Douglas