200 Years of the Southwest Georgia Taylors, Grady County History Society, 2022
Content Description
200 Years of Southwest Georgia Taylors by Tom Taylor provides a comprehensive history of the Taylor family and their journey through Southwest Georgia, beginning in the early 19th century. It details the migration of the Taylor and related families from the Carolinas through Middle Georgia to their settlement in Early and Decatur County, Georgia, following Elder William Hawthorne. It highlights significant events, including the establishment of the Tired Creek Primitive Baptist Church by Elder William Hawthorne, the Taylor family's interactions with local Indian tribes, their involvement in the Creek War, and the Civil War's impact on the family and the wider community. The document also explores post-war challenges, the evolution of local schools, and the role of religion and community in the family's history. Rich in historical detail, it outlines the trials, tribulations, and resilience of the Taylor family across generations, offering a unique window into the lives of early settlers in Southwest Georgia and their enduring legacy in the region.
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Deposit
Provenance
Donated by Tom Taylor via email on 2024-03-25
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No
Dates
- 2022-01-07
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24861648 bytes
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