Brown County, Indiana Cemeteries -

Brunswick, GA: Reagin Publishing Company, 2000. First Edition. . Hardcover. Fine/None Issued. F/0/1st. Ed. /Signed. It has been more than forty years since the last compilation of the cemetery records of McIntosh County was issued. The Cemetery Records of McIntosh County, Georgia, compiled in 1958 by Mrs. Evie White, unfortunately has proved to be only of marginal use as a reference for genealogists and other researches, as it does not include all of the white cemeteries of the county, nor does it include any of the African-American cemeteries. With the completion of the present study, compiled and published under the auspices of the Lower Altamaha Historical Society, McIntosh County now has its most comprehensive collection of cemetery records to date. The present effort includes all McIntosh County cemeteries, black and white, with recorded burials dating from colonial times to the present. Book Condition is Fine; green buckram over boards with gold lettering to front and spine. 393pp. First… Read More

Atlanta Georgia: Stein Printing Company, 1933. First Edition. . Hardcover. Very Good/None Present. VG/1st edition. A solid copy of the 1933 first edition of John Ben Pate's self published county history. Maroon cloth over boards with gold gilt lettering on front and smaller black lettering down the spine. Some fading on spine and some light rubbing. Corners are still fairly sharp, no breaks in the cloth. Previous owner's name on the top of the front pastedown. Hinges have no breaks-front or back. Pages are clean and all are present. 198 pages, 12 chapters with 2 appendices. Great picture frontis with tissue paper between picture and title page. Several pages of old pictures of residents and buildings and at least one map. Truly a find, comes to you in an archival acid free document bag for storage.

Milledgeville Ga.: Mary Vinson Memorial Library, 1999. First Edition. . Hardcover. Fine/None Issued. F/0/1st ed. As new copy of scarce and important cemetery records for Baldwin County Georgia. no soiling or marking inside or out, tight, square, with sharp corners. Red buckram covers with title in gold gilt on front and spine. 272pp. Milledgeville is located in Baldwin County, and is the home of several first for Georgia: First State Capital, first state penitentiary, first state mental asylum (at one time the largest in the world). Many prisoners and inmates are buried in Milledgeville, along with slaves and former slaves (Milledgeville was second in the state for slave sales, after the Georgia Coast). This volume has made a true effort to locate black cemeteries, along with the other "lost or found" cemeteries of the county. Included in the back third of the book is an Every-Person Index to the 103 Cemeteries and courthouse Markers. There are Indices for Military Graves: Revolutionary,… Read More

Milledgeville Ga.: Boyd Publishing Company, Inc., 1998. First Edition. . Hardcover. Near Fine/None Issued. NF/0/1st ed. Clean and tight--just the thing if you like to buy your research material by the pound!This hefty volume is in excellent shape; it has some shallow abrasions on the front cover-you have to hold the book up to the light to see them. Gold gilt lettering to front and spine, all present. There's a short inscription on the front pastedown,"To June and Burl- Merry Christmas '98-- Eugenia and "Sis". Two of the three editors signed the front free endpapers--names only. No writing or marking to this mamoth collection of cemetery records. 759pp. Records broken down into three section, according to location in cemetery. Location Maps, Cross Reference Listings to Former Lot Owners in the Andrews Directory, Index to Military Veterans (Revolutiornary to Vietnam), Government Official Index, Glossary and Abbreviations, Index to Every Known Grave. A wonderful example of… Read More

Homeland, Georgia: Self Published, 2006. Hardcover. Very Good+/Very Good +. VG+/VG+/ Pre Published. This is a copy of a book in progress, Mr. Crews was planning to publish a book later. Unfortunately he died at 83 years old in 2012. The large paperback with a spiral binding, introduces the beginning of the 1906 Colony Company and Homeland Georgia. Many of the early residents went on to become the leading citizens of Homeland. Also churches, city council members, business owners, local families. There are some illustrations, and quite a few photos. A very important addition to the local history of Homeland, located in Charlton County Georgia. I could find no other copy offered, even the local library. Clean inside and out, obviously handled, but with care, and is now in a acid free document bag.

Brunswick, GA: Reagin Publishing Company, 2000. First Edition. . Hardcover. Fine/None Issued. F/0/1st. Ed. /Signed. It has been more than forty years since the last compilation of the cemetery records of McIntosh County was issued. The Cemetery Records of McIntosh County, Georgia, compiled in 1958 by Mrs. Evie White, unfortunately has proved to be only of marginal use as a reference for genealogists and other researches, as it does not include all of the white cemeteries of the county, nor does it include any of the African-American cemeteries. With the completion of the present study, compiled and published under the auspices of the Lower Altamaha Historical Society, McIntosh County now has its most comprehensive collection of cemetery records to date. The present effort includes all McIntosh County cemeteries, black and white, with recorded burials dating from colonial times to the present. Book Condition is Fine; green buckram over boards with gold lettering to front and spine. 393pp. First… Read More

Atlanta Georgia: Stein Printing Company, 1933. First Edition. . Hardcover. Very Good/None Present. VG/1st edition. A solid copy of the 1933 first edition of John Ben Pate's self published county history. Maroon cloth over boards with gold gilt lettering on front and smaller black lettering down the spine. Some fading on spine and some light rubbing. Corners are still fairly sharp, no breaks in the cloth. Previous owner's name on the top of the front pastedown. Hinges have no breaks-front or back. Pages are clean and all are present. 198 pages, 12 chapters with 2 appendices. Great picture frontis with tissue paper between picture and title page. Several pages of old pictures of residents and buildings and at least one map. Truly a find, comes to you in an archival acid free document bag for storage.

Milledgeville Ga.: Mary Vinson Memorial Library, 1999. First Edition. . Hardcover. Fine/None Issued. F/0/1st ed. As new copy of scarce and important cemetery records for Baldwin County Georgia. no soiling or marking inside or out, tight, square, with sharp corners. Red buckram covers with title in gold gilt on front and spine. 272pp. Milledgeville is located in Baldwin County, and is the home of several first for Georgia: First State Capital, first state penitentiary, first state mental asylum (at one time the largest in the world). Many prisoners and inmates are buried in Milledgeville, along with slaves and former slaves (Milledgeville was second in the state for slave sales, after the Georgia Coast). This volume has made a true effort to locate black cemeteries, along with the other "lost or found" cemeteries of the county. Included in the back third of the book is an Every-Person Index to the 103 Cemeteries and courthouse Markers. There are Indices for Military Graves: Revolutionary,… Read More

Milledgeville Ga.: Boyd Publishing Company, Inc., 1998. First Edition. . Hardcover. Near Fine/None Issued. NF/0/1st ed. Clean and tight--just the thing if you like to buy your research material by the pound!This hefty volume is in excellent shape; it has some shallow abrasions on the front cover-you have to hold the book up to the light to see them. Gold gilt lettering to front and spine, all present. There's a short inscription on the front pastedown,"To June and Burl- Merry Christmas '98-- Eugenia and "Sis". Two of the three editors signed the front free endpapers--names only. No writing or marking to this mamoth collection of cemetery records. 759pp. Records broken down into three section, according to location in cemetery. Location Maps, Cross Reference Listings to Former Lot Owners in the Andrews Directory, Index to Military Veterans (Revolutiornary to Vietnam), Government Official Index, Glossary and Abbreviations, Index to Every Known Grave. A wonderful example of… Read More

Homeland, Georgia: Self Published, 2006. Hardcover. Very Good+/Very Good +. VG+/VG+/ Pre Published. This is a copy of a book in progress, Mr. Crews was planning to publish a book later. Unfortunately he died at 83 years old in 2012. The large paperback with a spiral binding, introduces the beginning of the 1906 Colony Company and Homeland Georgia. Many of the early residents went on to become the leading citizens of Homeland. Also churches, city council members, business owners, local families. There are some illustrations, and quite a few photos. A very important addition to the local history of Homeland, located in Charlton County Georgia. I could find no other copy offered, even the local library. Clean inside and out, obviously handled, but with care, and is now in a acid free document bag.