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The Hulls of Georgia
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m. 27 Feb 1821
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8 May 1823 |
GA  |
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2 May 1856 |
Athens, GA  |
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Oconee Hill Cemetery, Athens, GA  |
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William Lewis Crawford Gerdine | F124 |
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28 Mar 1839 |
Oglethorpe Co., GA  |
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29 Jul 1829 |
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17 Jan 1897 |
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Oconee Hill Cemetery, Athens, GA  |
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Maria Louisa King | F123 |
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Abt 1834 |
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Abt 1840 |
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14 Oct 1842 |
Lexington, GA  |
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5 Oct 1876 |
Athens, GA  |
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Oconee Hill Cemetery, Athens, GA  |
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Catherine DeWitt Wilcox | F125 |
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 | Lumpkin-Cobb-Gerdine Monument: 3 Lumpkins LUMPKIN
THOMAS LUMPKIN
Born Dec. 13, 1827. Died Aug. 30, 1829
CHALMERS LUMPKIN
Born May 21, 1831. Died [Aug. 28,]1822
MILLER G. LUMPKIN
Born Aug. 11, 1832. Died Aug. 28, 1832.
Children of Joseph H. Lumpkin Plot: Lumpkin-Cobb, East Hill |
 | Lumpkin-Cobb-Gerdine Monument On each side of the monument, members of the Lumpkin, Cobb, and Gerdine families buried there are listed. Since there are no separate gravestones, it is believed that there is an underground vault that holds the remains. It would have been opened for each burial and then reclosed. No evidence of the vault is apparent. Plot: Lumpkin-Cobb, East Hill |
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| Notes |
- Three sources give different information on the date and place of marriage.
- From J. Stratton Hicky:
Because James Hall McHenry, Sr. and Marion Greer (sic) Grieve McHenry both died when their two surviving boys were very young, Callender and Joseph Henry Lumpkin apparently took the boys in and raised them. I've been told that both John Grieve McHenry and his brother, James Hall McHenry, Jr., graduated from Princeton (we have paperwork showing this) due to Mr. Lumpkin paying for their college education. So, they were almost like sons to Callender and Joseph Lumpkin.
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