- Isabella Williamson Youmans (1862-1902) (22 KB)
Daughter of Solomon Williamson and Delila Trapnell. Married William Benjamin Youmans. Children: Thaddeus Benjamin, Havannah Bell, Charles Cleveland, Cassie, Delilah, King Solomon, James Jaygould, Mary Ola, Bonnie, William Osborne, Fannie Isabella.
- Andrew J. Williamson (1856 - bef. 1900) (347 KB)
Son of Samuel C. Williamson and Eliza Williamson, grandson of John Williamson and Elizabeth Sullivan. After his father was killed in the War Between the States, Solomon Williamson became guardian for Andrew and his two sisters, Caroline and Emily. Andrew married Rosey Mosley in 1883, Emanuel County. They were the parents of Agnes, William Cleveland, Stinson, Haddock (or Hallitt), and Roderick. Both Andrew and Rosey died when quite young, leaving their children as orphans. They buried in the Williamson/Mosley family cemetery in the Rackettown Community of Emanuel/Toombs County, near home of Geron Williamson.
- Brantley School - 1910 (356 KB)
If anyone recognizes any of these people, or knows where this school was located, please e-mail me.
- Avie Julianne Meadows Clark (1882-1972) (32 KB)
Daughter of Cannie Swain Meadows and Martha Amanda Price. Married Marcus Lee Clark--six children.
- Andrew J. Williamson (1856 - bef. 1900) (30 KB)
Son of Samuel C. Williamson and Eliza Williamson.
- Onie Calhoun Williamson on her 81st birthday (9 KB)
With oldest granddaughter, Olivia Williamson Morris. Picture taken 1976.
- Cannie Swain Meadows (1843-1923) (12 KB)
Son of James Randall Meadows and Martha "Patsy" Kight. Married Martha Amanda Price--11 children.
- Confederate Veterans, 1915 Vidalia, GA (48 KB)
If anyone recognizes any of these men, please e-mail me. One is Cannie Swains MEADOWS, but I'm not sure which. Do you know?
- Monument honoring Jesse Lewis (1790-1850) (25 KB)
In Raybon, Georgia.
- Cannie Swain Meadows (1843-1923) (31 KB)
Represented Johnson County in Georgia Legislature 1897. Confederate veteran.
- Garth Griffin (169 KB)
Lemuel Garth Griffin was a son of Lillie Mae Williamson and Walton G. Griffin, and a grandson of Wright William Williamson and Sarah "Sallie" Phillips. He married Edna May Whyman of England, and they were the parents of Debra Whyman Griffin and Michael Garth Griffin.
- Benjamin Stewart Calhoun (1861-1951) (4 KB)
Son of Samuel Hargroves Calhoun and Lucinda Hamilton. Married Mary Susan Frances Kent; four children, two lived to adulthood.
- Carolyn Elizabeth Williamson (1932-1972) (85 KB)
Daughter of Gaston B. Williamson and Onie Calhoun. Married Perry Warren. One adopted child: Jeffrey Warren.
- Joel and Debbie/Dobie Anderson (827 KB)
Joel Anderson was born May 12, 1824, in Emanuel County - there has been some controversy as to who his parents were, but probably Joseph Anderson and Winnifred Hayes. He married Debbie or Dobie Powell July 24, 1842, in Emanuel County, and they were the parents of Uriah, Letitia, Susan, Phada "Sally", Aden, Elijah?, Sarah J., Elizabeth C., Steven, Deborah "Debbie", Nancy Lee, Martha, and Mastin (or Martin). Joel fought in the War Between the States and is shown here wearing his UCV medallion. They are buried at Oaky Grove Cemetery in Johnson County.
- Benjamin Stewart Calhoun (1861-1951) (3 KB)
Taken about 1949.
- Clarissa Calhoun Williamson (1858-1950) (12 KB)
Holding two of her grandbabies. On the left is Gaston Benjamin Williamson. On the right is probably Christy Williamson, son of Cleve Williamson. Photo taken 1918 beside Cleve's Store in Oak Park.
- Harvey Kirby (1891-1931) (2 KB)
Son of Hiram Kirby and Matilda Williamson. Married Clara Lee Bell (nee Davis) --three children: Lucille, Rubena, and Ivie.
- Eleanor, Harold & G.B. Williamson (30 KB)
Photo taken about 1925. Children of Gaston B. Williamson and Onie Calhoun.
- Gaston Beauregard Williamson (1894-1962) (4 KB)
Photo taken about 1916.
- Walden Brothers (15 KB)
Sons of Henry Walter Walden and Marina Kent. Back row: Bryant, Charles Sheppard; front row: Thomas Henry, Amos.
- Ira S.J. Williamson and Family (18 KB)
Born 1876 to Schley H. Williamson and Permelia Boyt. Married Ollie Mosley--six children
- Ira S.J. Williamson and Family 2 (23 KB)
They lived and died in Duval County, Florida.
- Kermit E. Simoneau--desc. of Matthew M. Williamson (336 KB)
Kermit Simoneau is a great-great-great-grandson of Matthew M. Williamson (1825-1855) and his second wife, Mary "Polly" Vaughn. Kermit was born in Clearwater, FL, and now lives in the State of Washington with his wife, Kathleen Mae Ballou. He is an avid fisherman, and is pursuing a degree in computer science.
- Martha Jane Meadows (1879-1977) (161 KB)
Daughter of Cannie Swain Meadows and Martha Amanda Price. Married Thomas A. Rockett (1874-1922) - children: Adele, m. Dr. Solomon S. Youmans; Iduma, m. a Mullis; Cannie Dewey, never married. Martha Jane and Thomas are buried in Pinecrest Cemetery, Vidalia.
- Gaston Benjamin Williamson (1918-1997) (6 KB)
Marine Corps. Photo taken about 1938.
- Stinson Williamson (1890 - 1933) (140 KB)
Son of Andrew J. Williamson and Rosey Wilkes. Served in World War I. Married Adell Maddox. He was murdered in Rackettown, Toombs County, GA, by an unknown party. Buried in Rackettown community in Williamson/Mosley family cemetery near home of Geron Williamson.
- Stinson Williamson (246 KB)
Son of Andrew J. Williamson and Rosey Wilkes, grandson of Samuel C. Williamson and Eliza Williamson.
- G.B. Williamson (12 KB)
After a day's work. Photo taken ca. 1950.
- Stinson Williamson, on right (117 KB)
Stinson Williamson (1890 - 1933) is shown on the right in this World War I photo. Soldier on left is unknown.
- G.B. Williamson family (102 KB)
Taken about 1950 in front of Gaston Williamson home.
- William Benjamin "Willy" Youmans (1860-1914) (14 KB)
Son of James Buchanan Youmans and Sarah Bazemore, married first Isabella Williamson, dau. of Solomon Williamson and Delilah Trapnell - children: Thaddeus Benjamin, Havannah Bell, Charles Cleveland, Cassie, Delila, King Solomon, James Jaygould, Mary Ola, Bonnie, William Osborne, Fannie Isabella. Married second Ella Jane Hursey - children: Madge Lafayette, Thomas Eldridge, Lillian Jean, Gussie Estelle, Unnamed Infant Son. Isabella is buried in New Hope Cemetery near Nunez, Emanuel County, GA. Willy is buried in Hoke County, NC, with second wife.
- Malchus Kirby (1883-1960) (10 KB)
Born October 16, 1883, to Hiram Kirby and Matilda Williamson; married Julia Corbin, daughter of Joseph Franklin Corbin and Georgia Ann Edenfield; they were the parents of Ora, Thelma, Dick, Ernest, and Fred.
- G.B. Williamson in high school (6 KB)
Taken at Oak Park High about 1933.
- Delila Collins (1893-1981) (44 KB)
A daughter of Andrew Stokes Collins, Jr. and Emily Williamson, she married Archie Lester Proctor in 1909; 10 children were born to this union. Delila was a granddaughter of Samuel C. Williamson and Eliza Williamson.
- Marcus Lee Clark (1875-1933) and wife, Avie (8 KB)
Married Avie Julianne Meadows, daughter of Cannie Swain Meadows and Martha Amanda Price; parents of six children: Velma, Madeline, Huie, M.L., Janice, William Garland.
- Clarissa Calhoun Williamson (1858-1950) (4 KB)
Taken in Swainsboro about 1900. Daughter of Samuel Hargroves Calhoun and Lucinda Hamilton. Second wife of Solomon Williamson; 10 children (listed under Solomon).
- NUNN (37 KB)
Coat of Arms
- G.B. Williamson as a teenager (10 KB)
Taken about 1935.
- Kermit Simoneau (276 KB)
Born in Clearwater, FL, to Ottis Eldridge Williamson and Mildred Deloris Ruppel, Kermit is the great-great-great-grandson of Matthew Williamson (1825-1855) and his second wife, Mary "Polly" Vaughn. Kermit now lives in the State of Washington.
- William "Billy" & Helen Culpepper (381 KB)
Children of Dr. William Stephen Culpepper and his wife, Manie Williamson; grandchildren of Solomon Williamson and Clarissa Calhoun.
- Solomon & Clarissa Williamson house near Oak Park (56 KB)
Taken in 1940s. View of side.
- Elizabeth Nunn Hooks Gooding (1838-1912) (263 KB)
Elizabeth was a daughter of James R. Nunn and Holly Edenfield, of Emanuel County, GA. She married John Hooks in 1854, but he died in the War Between the States in 1863; to them were born: Nancy Ann L., James J., Eliza Ann, and John Frederick. She was also the mother of Joseph Berrian Griffin. She later married Andrew Gooding, and they were the parents of Etta and Warnell. Elizabeth is buried in Kimball Methodist Church Cemetery in Anderson City, Worth County, GA.
- Genevieve Demaris Lewis Morris (1913-1969) (223 KB)
Born in Raybon, GA, she was the eldest child of Allen Brown Lewis and Maude Mae Meadows. Married Shellie Eldred Morris. Children: Eldred Benjamin, Warren Lewis, Dale Allen. Photo taken approximately 1946.
- Benjamin Calhoun holding G.B. Williamson (9 KB)
His first grandson, born on the Fourth of July, 1918.
- Helen Culpepper (334 KB)
Daughter of Dr. William Stephen Culpepper and his wife, Manie Williamson.
- Onie Calhoun Williamson holding G.B. Williamson (7 KB)
Her first child. Taken 1918.
- Benjamin Jurell Calhoun (1898-1991) (21 KB)
Son of Benjamin Stewart Calhoun and Mary Susan Frances Kent. Married Maggie Eunice Neville--three daughters: Ardelia, Eunice, and Sara Ellis.
- Margaret "Maggie" Williamson (1896-1991) (214 KB)
Daughter of Solomon Williamson and Clarissa Calhoun. Never married.
- Allen Brown Lewis (1891-1959) (671 KB)
Born in Raybon, GA, the son of Millard Fillmore Lewis and his wife, Sarah Elizabeth Dixon; married first Maude Mae Meadows - children: Genevieve, Iris, James; married second Gertrude Christine Boulanger - children: Gertrude Genevieve, James, Reta, Ermegarde, Allen, Millard. Died in Binghamton, New York.
- Charlie Walden Family (ca. 1904) (439 KB)
Charles Sheppard "Charlie" Walden was born ca. 1850 to Henry Walter Walden and Marina Kent of Warren/Glascock Counties. He married Sarah Frances Hall. Children shown are Tarver, Walter, Dess and John in the back row, left to right. Pat standing at Charlie's right, Fannie Belle on his lap, Ellie Mae in the middle, and Joe on his mother's lap. Thanks to Karen Mouton for providing this picture.
- Solomon R. Williamson (1823-1901) (34 KB)
Solomon Williamson was born October 17, 1823, in Emanuel County to John Williamson and his wife, Elizabeth Sullivan, and died December 10, 1901. He fought in the Indian War of 1840-41 (see Bounty Land Claim); served The Confederate States of America in the War Between the States in Captain Joel J. Moring's Company for Local Defense ("Emanuel Troops") in the capacity of Justice of the Peace and Judge of Inferior Court of Emanuel County (See Company Muster Role). He held regular court sessions in his home (See court order granting him a license to sell liquor at these court sessions). He was a slaveholder and owner of more than 5,000 acres of land in present-day Emanuel County. His faithful slave, Bassel, remained with him after the War, and some of Bassel Williamson's descendants still live on the land--a portion of which they now own--and attend the annual Solomon Williamson Family Reunion, held each first Sunday in October. Solomon married in 1850, Delila Trapnell (b. 5-18-1832, d. 11-9-1876), daughter of Elijah Trapnell and his wife, Theresa Hull, who came to Emanuel County from Burke County, GA. After Delilah's death, he married 7-9-1878, Clarissa Calhoun (b. 1-4-1858, d. 1-22-1950), daughter of Samuel Hargroves Calhoun and his wife, Lucinda Hamilton, of Tarrytown, Montgomery County, GA. For Delila, Solomon built a two-story log house, and for Clarissa, he built a large white clapboard house. Both houses have burned. Solomon and both wives are buried in the Solomon Williamson Cemetery on their homeplace near Oak Park.
- Gaston Beauregard Williamson (1894-1962) (6 KB)
Son of Solomon Williamson and Clarissa Calhoun. Married Onie Calhoun. Picture taken ca. 1955. Children: Gaston Benjamin, Margaret Eleanor, Solomon Harold, Edward, Aubrey, Benny Stewart, Bobby Joe, Carolyn Elizabeth, Mary Patricia.
- General Euell Williamson (1890-1985) (105 KB)
Son of Solomon Williamson and Clarissa Calhoun. (General was a given name) Married Sadie Mosley. Children: Sybil Willie, Vohndrow Euell, Roger Loyal, Marion Latitia.
- Onie Calhoun Williamson (1895-1984) (122 KB)
Daughter of Benjamin Stewart Calhoun and Mary Susan Frances Kent. Picture taken about 1900. Married 1st Frederick William Kea (divorced; no issue); 2nd Gaston Beauregard Williamson.
- Onie Calhoun Williamson (1895-1984) (5 KB)
Photo taken in 1960s.
- That Beautiful REAL Georgia Flag!!! (65 KB)
This is the beautiful Georgia Flag that our spineless governor barnes (no caps intended) succeeded in taking from the people of Georgia through secret meetings with officials of the naacp and jesse jackson (again, no caps intended)! We REAL Georgians will never accept their ugly flag!
- Lorahama Nunn Kirby Gooding (1840-1911) (109 KB)
Daughter of James R. Nunn and Holly Edenfield. Married 1st Hiram Kirby -- Children: Maryda, Lewis, Hiram; married 2nd William Gooding -- Children: Ellie, Alonzo L., Anna, Mary "Mollie".
- Hansel Williamson (1869-1918) (47 KB)
Hansel R. Williamson was born in Emanuel County, GA, on November 4, 1869, to Solomon Williamson and his first wife, Delila Trapnell. Hansel's children were Ethel G. (McCullough)--her mother was Turah Virginia Williamson; Ada (Williamson Findley)and Bertha "Tissie" (Cobb)--their mother was Estelle "Essie" Swain; Estol J.--his mother was Ada McCullough; Lemuel D., Olin Howell, Bernard Irving, Hughey Raiford, and Jeff Wright--their mother was Daisy Eckels, whom Hansel married ca. 1909. Hansel owned the land on which the little town of Oak Park in southern Emanuel County is situated, land he acquired from his father. He died June 24, 1918, and was buried in the Solomon Williamson Cemetery near Oak Park.
- Ridge and Carla Corbin on their wedding day (24 KB)
Ridgeway W. "Ridge" Corbin, born in Emanuel County, GA, in December of 1891 to Nelson and Nancy Williamson Corbin; married 1st Carla Mae Woodham of Montgomery, AL. They were the parents of Ray, Gerald, and James Rothwell, and Billy (who was adopted). Carla died in 1946, and Ridge remarried Lucille Crowley. Ridge and Lucille died in April 1971 in an automobile accident near St. Genevieve, Missouri, not far from their home. This picture was apparently taken on Ridge and Carla's wedding day.
- Margaret Eleanor & Gaston Benjamin Williamson (261 KB)
Photo taken 1921 or 1922. Children of Gaston Williamson and Onie Calhoun. Eleanor married Kermit Phillips; one child: Phillip Gaston. G.B. married Zelma Corbin; children: Michael, Olivia, Jonathan.
- Isaac Hart Beckworth (1842-1923) (4 KB)
Son of Ananias Beckworth and Elizabeth Thompkins. Married 1st Julia Ann Ansley Littleton; children: Hansel, Robert Edward Lee, James Benjamin, Rowland Ananias, Ernest McPherson, Otis Jefferson, Julia Charlotte. Married 2nd Effie Anderson.
- Thomas Peter Saffold (1821-1891) (32 KB)
The son of Seaborn Jones Saffold and his wife, Julia Smith Heard, Thomas Peter Saffold first married March 15, 1847, Mary Elizabeth Thomas, daughter of Stevens Thomas and Peninah Walton Jordan of Athens, GA; they were the parents of one son, Marion F. Saffold (1848-1864). Mary committed suicide March 29, 1848. On July 4, 1854, T.P. Saffold married Sarah Elizabeth Reid, daughter of Andrew Reid and Marianne Clopton of Eatonton, GA; they were the parents of William Reid, Anna Laura, Seaborn Goudeloch, Sidney Reid, Andrew Reid, Charles William, Albert Clopton, Thomas Peter, Jr., and Sarah Louise. Thomas Peter Saffold was an attorney, circuit judge, planter, and statesman; he was a delegate to Georgia's Secession Convention of 1861 and cast his vote for Georgia to leave the Union. When the war ended in 1865, he received a pardon from President Andrew Johnson. He immediately re-entered politics and was appointed by President Grant to the Board of Visitors for the Class of 1871 at the United States Naval Academy in Annapolis, Maryland. Buried in City Cemetery, Madison, GA.
- Jesse Mitchell Meadows (1834-1862) (33 KB)
Son of James Randall Meadows and Martha "Patsy" Kight. Married Julia Ann Odom. Jesse was killed in battle in Virginia in War Between the States. One son: George Washington Meadows.
- Dora Kirby Corbin (1881-1951) (448 KB)
Dora was born in Emanuel County November 12, 1881, to Hiram Kirby and Matilda Williamson. She married Neal Corbin October 28, 1900, son of Nelson Corbin and Nancy Williamson. They were the parents of: Clara, Homer, Alva, Eula, Ernest, Derlie, Roy, Bessie, Dorsey, Russell, and Zelma. Picture was made about 1897 when she was 16 years old.
- Zelma Corbin as a child (173 KB)
Zelma is the daughter of Neal Corbin and Dora Kirby. This picture was taken probably ca. 1926.
- Zelma Lois Corbin Williamson (24 KB)
Daughter of Neal Corbin and Dora Kirby. Married Gaston Benjamin Williamson. Children: Michael, Olivia, Jonathan. Photo taken about 1940.
- Clara Corbin Mumby (1901-1990) (806 KB)
Born in Emanuel County, the eldest child of Neal E. Corbin and Dora Kirby. She married Frank Welford Mumby, Jr. Two sons: Frank Welford Mumby, III, and Dr. Robert Corbin Mumby. Picture made on her wedding day in Savannah, October 10, 1925.
- Sarah Elizabeth Reid (1834-1906) (23 KB)
Sarah was a daughter of Andrew Reid and Marianne Clopton of Eatonton, GA. Their beautiful old mansion still stands in Eatonton; Joel Chandler Harris, famous Georgia author, was born to the rear of the mansion in a servant cabin. Here on July 4, 1854, Sarah married Thomas Peter Saffold of Buckhead and Madison. They were the parents of nine children, two little sons dying during the War Between the States, as well as the son of Thomas' first marriage, due to lack of medicine because of the yankee blockade. When the yankees came to burn their home in Buckhead, Sarah refused to take her remaining children and leave the house; although the yankees shot through the house, they left without burning it. A silver candlestick with a bullet hole in it is still in the family.
- King Solomon Youmans (1893-1983) (25 KB)
Son of William Benjamin "Willie" Youmans and Isabella Williamson. Married Eileen Adams.
- Andrew Johnston Williamson (1870-1921) (193 KB)
Son of John A. Williamson and Dicy Phillips. Married Lula Elizabeth Moore; 12 children.
- Dr. Seaborn Jones Saffold (1789-1859) (58 KB)
Dr. Saffold was born in Wilkes County, GA, a son of William Saffold, Revolutionary Soldier of Virginia, and his wife, Ann Goudeloch. He was the first doctor in Morgan County, Georgia, with a practice from Athens to Monticello. In 1818, he married Julia Smith Heard, daughter of Abram Heard and his wife, Nancy Coffee. Their children were William, Ann Heard, Thomas Peter, Isham Heard, Abram H., and Seaborn Jones, Jr.
- Larry Dale Williamson (1930-1993) (54 KB)
Son of Grover Cleveland Williamson and Natalie Keadle. Married first: Barbara Delores Wilkes--three daughters: Patti, Cynthia, and Teresa; married second: Penelope Ann Madray.
- BECKWORTH Coat-of-Arms (51 KB)
Thanks to Allison Beckworth for providing this crest.
- Julia Smith Heard Saffold (1799-1877) (20 KB)
Born in Greene County, GA, to Abram Heard and his wife, Nancy Coffee. In 1818, she married Dr. Seaborn Jones Saffold, son of William Saffold, Revolutionary Soldier of Virginia, and his wife, Ann Goudeloch. They were the parents of six children.
- Marina Kent Walden (ca. 1820-1898) (6 KB)
Daughter of Thomas Wiggins Kent and Jerusha Bryant. Married Henry Walter Walden.
- Benjamin Stewart Calhoun #2 (1861-1951) (286 KB)
Son of Samuel Hargroves Calhoun and Lucinda Hamilton. Married Mary Susan Frances Kent.
- Martha Kent Dixon (1845-ca. 1918) (13 KB)
Possibly a daughter of Bryant Kent and Mary Downs of Warren County, GA. Married Rob Dixon 1867.
- Mary Susan Frances Kent Calhoun (1872-1900) (124 KB)
Daughter of William James Washington Kent and Martha Ann Beckworth. Married Benjamin Stewart Calhoun; children: Adolphus (died in infancy), Onie, Benjamin Jurell, Mary (died at birth).
- DeAlva Corbin (1904-1968) (21 KB)
Daughter of Neal Corbin and Dora Kirby. Married Charley Clyde Phillips; one child: Clyde Jerome "C.J." This picture was made when she was in college in Statesboro, GA.
- G.B. Williamson - in a natural setting. (270 KB)
He was a mechanic most of his life. Shown here ca. 1975 in front of his shop.
- Joseph Jefferson R. Daniel Williamson (1873-1961) (219 KB)
Shown in a playful moment with his second wife, Anne. He was a son of John Williamson and Mary Frances Williams, and a grandson of Matthew Williamson and Mary Vaughn, great-grandson of John Williamson and Elizabeth Sullivan. They lived in Madison County, Florida.
- Onie Calhoun Williamson at a family reunion. (217 KB)
This was probably a KENT reunion, held annually in Macon, GA.
- Jonathan, Olivia & Michael Williamson (196 KB)
Children of Gaston Benjamin Williamson and Zelma Lois Corbin. Jonathan married Deborah Gwenn Snellgrove -- Children: Richard Jonathan Jr., James Ernest. Olivia married Dale Allen Morris -- Children: Dale Allen Jr., Lisa Olivia, Melanie Demaris. Michael married Cleo Akins -- Children: Christopher Michael, Gregory Lane, Tracy Leigh. Photo taken October, 1987, after unveiling of monument in Solomon Williamson Cemetery near Oak Park, Georgia.
- Michael & Olivia Williamson (142 KB)
Children of G.B. Williamson and Zelma Corbin. Photo taken about 1945 at gate to the Neal Corbin home, the place of their birth.
- Bessie Corbin (as a child) 1914-2001 (15 KB)
Bessie Olivia Corbin was the daughter of Neal Corbin and Dora Kirby. Born in Emanuel County June 1, 1914, she died in Swainsboro July 15, 2001. She married James Meadows "Jim" Williamson and had one son, James Ronald. This picture was taken probably ca. 1924.
- James Ronald "Ronnie" Williamson (39 KB)
Son of James Meadows "Jim" Williamson and Bessie Olivia Corbin. Picture taken at graduation from Oak Park High in 1952, age 18. A year later Ronnie died of a rattlesnake bite.
- Albert Clopton "A.C." Saffold, Jr. (20 KB)
Son of Albert C. Saffold and Estelle Laverne Collins, A.C. was born in Vidalia, GA.
- Seventh Grade Class at Oak Park School - 1932 (136 KB)
G.B. Williamson and Kermit Phillips in front row, center; Eleanor Williamson and Myrtice Morris in back, left.
- Martha Ann Beckworth Kent (1832-1926) (18 KB)
Daughter of Ananias Beckworth and Elizabeth Thompkins. Married William James Washington Kent--ten children.
- A.C. & Frank Saffold (122 KB)
Sons of Albert C. Saffold and Estelle Collins. Born in Vidalia, GA. Photo taken ca. 1924.
- Samuel Hargroves Calhoun (1824-1899) (40 KB)
With his wife, Lucinda Hamilton (1826-1899), and their unmarried daughter, Martha Ann Calhoun (1851-1926). They lived and died in Tarrytown, Georgia.
- Williamson-Culpepper Tombstone (1960) (38 KB)
Grave of Manie Williamson (1892-1960), daughter of Solomon Williamson and Clarissa Calhoun, and husband, Dr. William Stephen Culpepper, Arlington National Cemetery, Virginia.
- Michael and Olivia Williamson (168 KB)
Taken about 1945 at Neal Corbin home.
- G.B. Williamson - 1932 (7 KB)
Close-up of school photo.
- Stephen Lance Boatright (1944-1952) (272 KB)
Son of Benjamin Harrison "Ben H" Boatright and Judith Lydia Williamson. His mother died when he was two months old from burns received in a house fire. Stephen died at age eight of leukemia.
- Oak Park School - 5th Grade Class in 1950 (265 KB)
Patsy Williamson is standing at far right. Daughter of Gaston B. Williamson and Onie Calhoun.
- Michael and Olivia Williamson, Phillip Phillips (228 KB)
Taken about 1949 at Gaston Williamson home. Phil died in 1959 at age 18 in a hunting accident.
- Oak Park School - Year unknown. (402 KB)
If you see anyone in this photograph you recognize, please email me.
- Homer G. Edenfield (1908-1996) & his cousin (301 KB)
Homer Edenfield, son of Leonard Edenfield and Saphronia Mae Strange, is on right. Photo taken at the fair in the 1920s.
- Georgia Ann Kent Currie (1862-1943) on left (22 KB)
Daughter of William James Washington Kent and Martha Ann Beckworth. Married John F. Currie.
- Oak Park School - Year unknown #2 (436 KB)
Please email me if you know any of these people.
- Cannie Swain Meadows family (20 KB)
Seated: Martha Amanda Price Meadows and Cannie Swain Meadows; standing: Marcus Warren Meadows and Martha Jane Meadows Rockett.
- "Legends of Baseball" - Stamps issued in 2000 (570 KB)
The artwork for these stamps was done by Joseph Claghorn Saffold, Jr., of Savannah, GA.
- Vanessa Williamson (1916-1995) at school (441 KB)
Second from left on top row. Daughter of Mallard G. Williamson and Alice Williamson. Picture taken at Stillmore School probably around 1923.
- Onie Calhoun Williamson & her son, G.B. (457 KB)
I doubt that Granny was very happy with whoever snapped this photo of her slopping around in the muddy lot in cast-off boots and hat, but it has become one of my favorites. Taken probably in the Spring of 1919.
- Homer Corbin (1903-1975) & Carlos Whitfield (287 KB)
Homer Corbin was the son of Neal Corbin and Dora Kirby. He married Minnie Godbee; three children: Phillip Curtis, Neal Darvin and Emily J. Picture taken ca. 1930.
- Neal Corbin (1878-1928) (424 KB)
Neal Corbin was born April 24, 1878, to Nelson Corbin and Nancy Williamson. He married Dora Kirby in 1900, and they were the parents of eleven children: Clara, Homer, Alva, Eula, Ernest, Derlie, Roy, Bessie, Dorsey, Russell, and Zelma. He died February 27, 1928, and is buried in the Corbin Cemetery in Emanuel County. This is the only known picture of him; it was taken probably ca. 1925.
- Lemuel D. Williamson (1910-1977) on right (333 KB)
Lemuel was the son of Hansel Williamson and Daisy Woods. He married Derlie Elaine Corbin; no children. The person on the left is unknown at this time. Picture taken at the fair ca. 1928.
- Milton Williamson Family (269 KB)
Millard Milton Williamson was born in Montgomery County, GA, June 16, 1862, to Andrew Jackson Williamson and Lisa Ann "Lecy Ann" Moore. He married Mary Ann Delilah Adams in 1889; they were the parents of Hattie, Felton, Ruby, Ethel, Levy, Bruce, Carl, Alpha, Delilah, Douglas, Jim, Lucille, and Cecil. He died May 25, 1939, and is buried in Pinecrest Cemetery in Vidalia, GA.
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The WILLIAMSON Family of Georgia, And Related Lines