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Alvah Burke
Citrus Center 1911
An hours catch at Citrus Center 1911
Experiment Station 1908
First Bank Building
Sherman Hansen 1938
Hendry County Courthouse during the flood
Hendry County Courthouse Clock Tower
Hurricane September 1926
Labelle Bridge Street Flood
Hurricane September 1926
Labelle Bridge Street Flood
Capt. Leroy G. Lesley
Capt. William B. Hooker
Colonel Charles Munnerlyn's Battalion
"Here’s how The Atlanta Constitution of Thursday,
May 19, 1898, described him upon his death:
Colonel Charles Munnerlyn Dead4
Bainbridge, Ga., May 18 - (Special.) - Colonel
Charles J. Munnerlyn died here last night after
a protracted sickness at the age of seventy-six
years. He has been ordinary of the county for
twelve years. Colonel Munnerlyn stood among
the few remaining Confederate congressmen.
He represented his district after serving as a
private soldier for a long time. He was a true type
of the educated southern gentleman and always
enjoyed the love and respect of his compatriots.
He was a South Carolinian by birth, but citizen
of Georgia from early boyhood. Colonel
Munnerlyn was one of the wealthy men of the
old south, numbering slaves by the hundreds.
His sweet and kindly disposition during a long
and useful life won for him great host of friends.
Selected portions from a more expansive biography
printed in the Wednesday, June 22, 1898, The Atlanta
Constitution follow."
Comptie Mill Charles Peacock 1890
Comptie Mill Charles Peacock 1890
Reverend Oscar Roberts River Baptism
Town Tavern Bar