Philip Dickinson Daffin: a Lover of Trees

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• Robert P. Bennett, Armstrong State University

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Deep in the heart of everyman, the question arises "when I'm dead and gone will people still know who I am fifty or even a hundred years from now". Strangely enough, however, very few people lead such a life that creates an impression on history so that their deeds and accomplishments can be recognized. Philip Dickinson Daffin was a rare exception. As one rides around the city of Savannah, one can easily notice the work of Philip Daffin. Born and raised on the gulf coast of Florida; served faithfully the Civil War and lived the rest of his life in Savannah, very little can be found in this man's history. He was a good family­ minded man, an excellent businessman, and a great all-around citizen.

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Publication Date

3-3-1882

Recommended Citation

Bennett, Robert P., "Philip Dickinson Daffin: a Lover of Trees" (1882). Savannah Biographies. 56.
https://digitalcommons.georgiasouthern.edu/sav-bios-lane/56