Bulloch County Historical Society Publications

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This book, also known as which is the twelfth book in Readings in Bulloch County History is divided into three sections. The first is devoted primarily to correspondence and includes letters from Confederate soldier James Waters, Samuel W. Hodges, and a letter addressed to Rhoda Quinn in Wilkes County. These are followed by notes on the Hodges family by Smith Callaway Banks. The second section of this book is composed of two articles on the Lumbee Indians in Bulloch County, and the third section contains a history of Statesboro High School by Mattie Lively and an early roster of the school’s students and faculty.

Publication Date

4-1993

Publisher

Bulloch County Historical Society

City

Statesboro

Keywords

Bulloch County Historical Society, Readings in Bulloch County History, Civil War, Lumbee Indians

Disciplines

History

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Subject Headings

Bulloch County (Ga.), Bulloch County Historical Society, Readings in Bulloch County History, Banks, Smith Callaway, United States--History--Civil War, 1861-1865--Correspondence, Correspondence, Lumbee Indians--History, Statesboro (Ga.)

Letters, Lumbees, and Lists

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