Click below for this week’s story, or navigate the city through the search bar or the direction buttons at the top of the page:
+
Tag Archives: Lucy Ames Edwards
How Camp Mooney Became Camp Captain Mooney Cemetery
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged Air Solutions Heating and Cooling, Andrew Nicholas, Benjamin Silcox, Camp Captain Mooney Cemetery, Camp Mooney, Clearwater Lake Jacksonville, Dora Silcox, Ellis Dairy, Ellis Road Jacksonville, Emma Silcox, Emma Wamsley, Ernona Street, Frances Silcox, Grave of the Unknown Confederate Soldier Jacksonville, Gravely Hill Cemetery, Jacksonville Heights, Joseph Moody, Louis Wamsley, Lucy Ames Edwards, Mary Silcox, Noah Norton, Olustee, Skirmish at Cedar Creek, United Daughters of the Confederacy Jacksonville
Willie Browne on the Lost Communities of Fulton and Lone Star
January 1967, Old Willie Browne, who will soon donate his hundreds of acres of forest and bluff to conservation, discusses lost communities with Father Frank Dearing. You’ll find the two stories below:
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged Andrew Atkinson Grant, B.G. Jarvis, Calypso Island, Captain Hole, Chaseville, Chaseville Arlington Jacksonville, Cleve Powell, Cosmo, Cosmo Arlington Jacksonville, Frank Dearing, Fulton, Fulton Arlington Jacksonville, Fulton Boat Ramp, Fulton Cemetery, Fulton Town, H. Frederick Hole, Henry Ferrar, Homoloa, Isaiah Hart, jax psycho geo, Jean Ribault, John C. Christian, Lone Star, Lone Star Arlington Jacksonville, Lone Star Cemetery, Lone Star Road, Lord “Harry” Peter Chamberlain, Lucy Ames Edwards, Mary Hole, Mill Creek at Kendall Town, Mt. Zion Methodist Church, R. Fulton Cutting, Reverend Frank Dearing, Sanchez Grant, Saxon Browne, Shipyard Creek, Shipyard Road, St. Johns Bluff, Tim Gilmore, Timucuan Ecological and Historic Preserve, Willie Browne, Woodsong Loop West
