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Earl Jr Ketchum
Zippy Tracie
Were the homes pictured individual homes built in antebellum times by their owners, or were they a “plantation home” where a slave owner lived and build by his slaves? Interested to know for genealogical recordkeeping inside the original Macon County pre-1866 boundaries which included parts of current Bullock County. Thanks.
Beautiful.
Wow-is that still standing?
Wow, there was a Guerry!
I am a Guerry and would love to know more about the Guerry mentioned in this article. Thank you.
This house is for sale – just popped up in my news feed an hour ago (spooky coincidence!).
https://www.facebook.com/ForTheLoveOfOldHouses/posts/1746937555572290
Beautiful
My mother was born and raised in Bullock Co in the 1940 and she was a hall.