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Ray, Mattie Emma Walton Submitted by Lesia Joyner Dent ← |
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Reeves, Ethan Wayne Sr. This is a picture of Ethan Wayne Reeves, Sr., a son of James Milton Reeves, standing on his fishtrap in the Flint River in the early 1900's. Ethan is holding up a fish in his right hand. The wooden fishtrap was built at the location of an old rock fish trap originally constructed by an Indian tribe which once inhabited this region. The picture was given to me by a descendant of Ethan Wayne Reeves. Submitted by Paul Reeves ← |
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Reeves, James Milton James Milton Reeves, my g-grandfather, who built a home on what is now an extension of Olive Grove Church Rd. He lived there most of his life, and is buried in the Reeves Family Cemetery behind the old home site. Submitted by Paul Reeves ← |
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Reeves, James Milton In his Confederate uniform and with two other unidentified veterans. It was taken at a Confederate Memorial Day Observance in Knoxville, Ga. James is the one in the middle. The date is sometime between 1865 and 1897, as James died in 1897. Submitted by Paul Reeves ← |
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Reeves Homeplace This photo is an artist's depiction of the old 2-story James Milton Reeves homeplace as recollected by a relative who grew up there. Note that there was a small schoolhouse across the road from it. Do you know the name and history of the schoolhouse? It seems like an odd place to put it, away from a major thoroughfare, but a living relative has verified to me that it existed. Submitted by Paul Reeves ← |
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Reeves Memorial Observance the memorial observance at the Reeves Family Cemetery on April 2, 2005. Note the two Confederate re-enactors who fired several volleys over the grave of James Milton Reeves, who served on active duty with the Georgia State Guards during the War Between the States. Submitted by Paul Reeves ← |
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Roberta Baptist Church Circa 1950's |
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Roberta Business District Circa 1900 |
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Roberta City Park at Christmas 2002 |
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Roberta Drugs Circa 1900 |
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Roberta Methodist Church 1st Photo: Circa 1900 2nd Photo: Circa 1950's |
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Rowland, John C. Family - Crawford Co., GA, circa 1900 Back row, left to right: Wife of John: Julia Ann F. (Giles) b 1855, d 1924, daughter of William & Elizabeth Giles; John C. b 1852 in Crawford Co, Ga, to William J. & Rebecca (Harrison?) Rowland, d 1910 (John & Julieann buried Society Hill (Victory Baptist Church) Cemetery, Crawford Co., GA); son Henry Leonard b 1880, d 1943 (he and wife Maude Eleanor (daughter of William H. & Ann Eliza (Turner) Mathews) buried Oaklawn Cemetery, Ft. Valley, Peach, GA); son-in-law Henry Kinley/Kenneth Kneece b 1872 SC, d abt 1930 SC, daughter Anna E. (Rowland) Kneece, b 1875, d 1924, buried Jordan Chapel Cemetery, Crawford/Peach Co., GA Front row, left to right: daughter Beatrice Clara (Lisenby) b 1893, d 1973 (buried Macon Memorial Park Cemetery, Bibb, GA); son Lester Walter b 1890, d 1966 (he and wife Julia (daughter of Thomas & Nancy Giles) buried Oaklawn Cemetery, Ft. Valley, Peach, GA); son Ollie George b 1886 d 1943 (he and wife Ellie (daughter of Thomas & Laura Long) buried Oaklawn Cemetery, Ft. Valley, Peach, GA); grandson John H. Kneece b 1897 d 1922, buried Jordan Chapel Cemetery, Crawford/Peach Co., GA; granddaughter Lula Belle Kneece (Aultman) b 1894, d 1956, buried New River Church Cemetery, Tift, GA Submitted by: Ellie (Rowland) Naylor ← - Great granddaughter of John & Julieann, granddaughter of Henry & Maude Rowland (enaylor@highland.net) |
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Robert Jackson Roland Born March 2, 1843 in Houston County. Killed May 16, 1908 in Macon Georgia while serving as a night watchman. He was a son of William and Rebecca Harrison Rowland of Crawford County, (the "w" was dropped from his name on his CSA discharge papers and he spelled it Roland thereafter). Enlisted Dec 10, 1861 in Company C - 27th Regiment - Ga. Volunteer Infantry, Army of Tennessee - Crawford County, Ga - Jackson's Guards. He was captured at Gaines Mill after his skull was fractured during the battle of Cold Harbor, VA. and held prisoner at the infamous Elmira, NY Prison. Paroled for prisoner exchange and sent to Wayside and Jackson Hospitals in Richmond Virginia. He married Martha Ellen Joiner daughter of Ebernezer Wesley and Mary Ellen Sullivan Joiner on Oct. 5, 1865. They had Robert Oscar, Charlie, Walter, Leah, Emelia, and Ellen Roland Believed to be buried at Society Hill Church Cemetery Crawford County. Submitted by Donald M. Fulwood ← |
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Rowland, William & Rebecca This photo (may be a painting) is of William & his wife, Rebecca Harrison Rowland, which I got from another descendent. They appear very young in the photo and it may be their wedding photo since there are no children with them. The photo/portrait is not in very good shape but I was thrilled to get it regardless. Considering that they married in 1841, it's surprising it exists at all. Hope this information helps someone else out there. Submitted by Cheryl Aultman← |
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Rucks, Corrye Dalton Hudson Submitted by Carolina Anita Rucks← |
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Rucks, Jonathon Earl Jonathan Earl Rucks, Sr. was the son of Otis Marshall "O. M." Rucks, Sr. & Corrye Dalton Hudson Rucks. He was married to Mary Emily "Merry" Brown on 1 Oct 1939 @ the courthouse, Fort Pierce, Saint Lucie county, Florida. Merry's parents were Harry Davis Brown & Carrie Louise Jackson Brown. "Earl" & "Merry's children are Davis Brent Rucks, Gary Frank Rucks and Jonathan Earl Rucks, Jr. Earl is buried beside his maternal grandfather, James Russell "Ruffin" Hudson. Earl lost his mother at the age of 7 and she is buried between her parents "Ruffin" and Anise Delilah "Lila" Becham Hudson. Earl was a former dairy farmer having established one of the first dairies in the Okeechobee County area. Birth: September 25, 1919, Gray, Jones County, GA - Death: July 4, 1999, Okeechobee, Okeechobee County, FL The last photo is an old picture of Papa made shortly after he came out of his coma. (He was in a coma 28 days following his motorcycle crash). My cousin Ken Robson reworked it for me and improved it. The original was a little odd....looked like someone had added oil paint to it. I think this would have been around 1938. Submitted by Carolina Anita Rucks← |
