Folk Victorian Farmhouse, Doerun

5 responses to “Folk Victorian Farmhouse, Doerun”

1. Elizabeth

   February 18, 2018 at 2:51 AM

   A question ? Is this what is known as a “dog trot” house ? It kind of looks it.
   My gndfather built a large log house in S AL on the dog trot plan. It burned in around 1935.

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2. Priscilla Jump

   February 16, 2018 at 4:02 PM

   I have been doing Genealogy research since 1999 and cannot find anything on my mother’s grand-parents. They lived in Worth County GA. Tempie Hall 1855 -1939 and 3 of her Children are buried in The Newlight Congregational Church. The cemetery is grown over and the Church is no longer in use and is in disrepair. I cannot find any information on it or who to contact to find out if any more of my family is buried there My great grandfather was Thomas A. Williams 1854 – 1920. Tempie’s parents were Joseph P. Hall abt 1813 -abt 1880 m. Rebecca (LNU) abt 1814 -bet.1870 – 1880.Thomas Williams parents were John B. Williams 1815 -1870 m. Mary Johnson 1824 -1886. I cannot find anything on where they were buried but they were all living in Worth County according to the census right before they died.

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   • Elizabeth

     February 18, 2018 at 2:47 AM

     Good luck. It must be unmarked gravesites. Are you or have you been physically in the area ? You just have to keep talking to people in the area for clues.

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     • Priscilla Jump

       February 18, 2018 at 3:03 AM

       I live in Tennessee. I’ve had a stroke and had to quit driving. I had a cousin that lived in Colquitt County that was going to check it out but he died before he could. I still have a cousin that lives in GA. but she can’t find anything either. She doesn’t live close so she doesn’t get there often.
3. Sharon Rice

   February 16, 2018 at 3:29 PM

   The window boards and tarp on roof show someone cares about this house.

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