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Ham, James Headstone Submitted by Rick Boswell ← |
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Ham, P. J. & Mary A. Headstone Submitted by Rick Boswell ← |
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Ham, Susannah Mathews Headstone Submitted by Rick Boswell ← |
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Harris, Addison Elisha Sr. II Addison Elisha Harris Sr. II was my first cousin twice removed. He is buried at the Little Union (PB) Church Cemetery. His parents were Zachary Taylor Harris, Sr., and Georgia Anne Sharman Submitted by Rozine Britt-Bickel ← |
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Harris
Hotel The Harris Hotel once stood across from the old Crawford County Courthouse. Submitted by Genie Liles ← |
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Harris, James Elisha James Elisha Harris was my great grandfather. He is buried in the Knoxville Cemetery.
Children of James
Elisha Harris and Mamie Agnes Burnette Harris
1. Tallulah Estelle Harris 2. Lillian Rozine Harris 3. John Thomas Harris, Sr. 4. James Arthur Harris, aka Arthur J. Harris, never married 5. Henry Clifton Harris, Sr. 6. Maxie Mozelle Harris 7. Mary Alice Harris 8. Unnamed Harris male 9. Theodore Elisha Harris, died in infancy 10, Theodore Martin Harris, died in infancy 11. Pearl Pauline Harris 12. Jesse Elisha Harris 13. Mamie Agnes Harris 14. Katie Mabelle Harris--died at 2 days old Submitted by Rozine Britt-Bickel ← |
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Harris, Mamie Agnes Mamie Agnes Harris was my great grandmother. She was the wife of James Elisha Harris. She is buried in the Knoxville Cemetery.
Children of James
Elisha Harris and Mamie Agnes Burnette Harris
1. Tallulah Estelle Harris 2. Lillian Rozine Harris 3. John Thomas Harris, Sr. 4. James Arthur Harris, aka Arthur J. Harris, never married 5. Henry Clifton Harris, Sr. 6. Maxie Mozelle Harris 7. Mary Alice Harris 8. Unnamed Harris male 9. Theodore Elisha Harris, died in infancy 10, Theodore Martin Harris, died in infancy 11. Pearl Pauline Harris 12. Jesse Elisha Harris 13. Mamie Agnes Harris 14. Katie Mabelle Harris--died at 2 days old Submitted by Rozine Britt-Bickel ← |
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Harris,
William Felton Sr. Photo taken 1896, 11th child of Zackery Taylor Harris, Sr. and Georgia Anna Sharman Harris Born Submitted by Genie Liles ← |
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Harris, Zachary Taylor Zachary Taylor Harris was my great great uncle. He was my grandmother, Lillian Rozine Harris' uncle. I have a piece of the marble that was on the hotel desk and it now is on the top of my oak dresser. (Extracted from: Dozens of Cousens) Zachary and Georgia Anna, lived in the Addison Elisha Harris Sr. house about four miles north of Roberta, from October 12, 1869 until 1879, when they moved to the Stephen Wright house in Knoxville, and began to operate the Stage Coach Inn. A few years later, they took the old Knoxville Inn, formerly the Troutman Inn on the old stage road between Macon and Columbus, operating the Harris Hotel and stables from 1879 until 1905, when they moved to Roberta. After renting the hotel for several years, he sold it to John C. Sawyer, who operated the hotel until it burned February 18, 1924. Listed in CSA: "Co. A 5 Ga. Regt. Confederate States Army" Listed as Zachariah T. Harris on the 1880 census. Submitted by Rozine Britt-Bickel ← |
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Hawkins, Benjamin (Bridge) |
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Hawkins, Benjamin (Dedication
Ceremony - Grave) Dedication exercises at Hawkins grave, June 6, 1931 |
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Hawkins,
Benjamin (Monument) The Benjamin Hawkins Monument with the old Depot in the background. Submitted by Genie Liles ← |
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Hollis, William Husband of Ludie Danielly Son-in-law of Joe Danielly Grandfather of Benjamin Franklin Hollis Submitted by Benjamin Franklin Hollis |
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Hudson, Anise Delilah
Becham This photograph (original) is in my grandfather's (Jonathan Earl RUCKS, Sr. 1919-1999) personal photo album. This was taken in Crawford County, Georgia around 1940 according to the back of the photo. It is at Society Hill Cemetery at the HUDSON Family plot. The woman pictured is Anise Delilah "Lila" BECHAM HUDSON (21 Feb 1861-24 May 1954). She was the daughter of John BECHAM & Caroline JOHNSON BECHAM who are both buried at Old Bethel in Crawford County. "Lila" was the wife of James Russell "Ruffin" HUDSON (19 April 1857-27 Oct 1939). The upright marker shown in the picture belongs to my great grandmother (Lila & Ruffin's daughter) Corrye Dalton HUDSON RUCKS (21 March 1898-2 Nov 1926). Lila is now buried exactly where she is standing in the photo, to the left side of Corrye. Ruffin is buried to Corrye's right side. On this day Lila was visiting the graves of her husband Ruffin, her daughter Corrye and also the graves of several of her other children. Those children are (GRAVES ARE UNMARKED): John Lee "Johnny" HUDSON (16 July 1892-10 Jan 1912), Infant HUDSON (1893-1893), Ivy HUDSON (16 June 1900-1911), James "Jimmy" HUDSON (1896-1900) and TWINS HUDSON (1897-1897). Submitted by Carolina Anita Rucks ← |
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Hudson, Bertha Mae Aultman This very special original is a photograph of Bertha Mae with her parents and siblings. Bertha is the younger girl seated on her father's knee. This photograph was found in the photographs of Bertha's nephew Jonathan Earl Rucks, Sr. after his death. (James K. Polk Aultman & Alice Thames Aultman Family pictured) Submitted by Carolina Anita Rucks ← |
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Hudson, C. C. and
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Hudson, Cawley Clinton
Cawley Clinton HUDSON
9 Jan 1895/1896?
11 Feb 1974
WWI SGT Co A 151st Machine Gun Batt. 42nd Rainbow Division
son of James Russell "Ruffin" HUDSON (1857-1939) & Anise Delilah "Lila" BECHAM
HUDSON (1861-1954)
husband to Bertha Mae AULTMAN HUDSON (1894-1974) daughter of James K. Polk
AULTMAN (1848-1922) & Alice Monia THAMES AULTMAN (1853-1929)
father to James Clinton HUDSON (1920-1935)
all CRAWFORD COUNTY CONNECTED FAMILIES
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Hudson, Ivey Ivy was the daughter of James Russell "Ruffin" Hudson & Anise Delilah "Lila" Becham Hudson. Ivy died from complications of juvenile diabetes. The night she died her big brothers were devastated. The family story passed down was that all night the boys could be heard wailing from the barn. Ivy was the youngest and the family pet. She was dearly loved and deeply missed. She is buried in an unmarked grave indicated only by a blank concrete slab among her parents, brothers, & sisters. Submitted by Carolina Anita Rucks ← |
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Hudson, James Clinton Clinton was an only child and the beloved son of Cawley Clinton Hudson & Bertha Mae Aultman Hudson. He is buried between his parents with his father to his right and his mother to his left. During Clinton's four day hospital stay, Clinton's father would drive from their home in Lizella to visit Clinton between farm chores. On the night of Clinton's death his father drove to the hospital as usual and then was heard shortly coming down the road towards the house. His mother, grandparents, first cousin and aunt could all hear the car coming and knew something was wrong. As his father neared the house he ran his car into a dirt bank and fell out wailing with grief. He was saying, "He's gone Bertha. He's gone". Clinton died from pneumonia according to his death certificate. Clinton's grandfather James Russell "Ruffin" Hudson tried to console Clinton's father Cawley by saying, "We have lost several of our children Cawley. You will get over it." Cawley's reply was, "But we only had one." Clinton and his father's sister Corrye's only son/child, Jonathan Earl Rucks were best of friends. After Clinton's death Earl became even more important in their lives. Clinton entered the hospital 4 July 1935. Earl died 4 July 1999. Clinton died 8 July 1935. Earl was buried 9 July 1999. Clinton was buried 10 July 1935. Clinton died on a Monday at 14 years 275 days old. Earl died on a Sunday at 79 years 282 days old. Submitted by Carolina Anita Rucks ← |
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Hudson, James Russell James Russell "Ruffin" Hudson was the son of Joseph Ephriam Hudson & Melissa Amelia Aultman Hudson. He married Mary Jane Rowland and after her death following childbirth he married Anise Delilah "Lila" Beckham, daughter of John W. Beckham, Jr. & Caroline Johnson Beckham. Ruffin was buried 28 Oct 1939 next to his daughter Corrye Dalton Hudson Rucks. Later his grandson Jonathan Earl Rucks, Sr. was buried on the other side of him. Ruffin was father to one child by his first wife and ten children by his second wife. Seven of his children were buried in the family plot before he died. Ruffin & Lila were married 25 Nov 1886 in Crawford County, Georgia. He was a farmer. Submitted by Carolina Anita Rucks ← |
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Hudson,
Joseph Ephriam Birth: August 1, 1831, Crawford County, Georgia Death: May 5, 1895, Crawford County, Georgia Submitted by Carolina Anita Rucks ← |
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Hutto, Alice Can you name any of the others in this photo? Submitted by Bryan J. Kemp ← |
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Hutto, Crissy Ann Can you name any of the others in this photo? Submitted by Bryan J. Kemp ← |
