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Preserving the Past, Providing for the Present and Preparing for the Future.
This home located at 3876 East Cotton Road was built by Ivora "Ivy" Taylor in the early 1900's. There was once a water mill on the creek nearby as well as a tannery that made shoes during the Civil War. Bertha Mae Hall Smith, the wife of the previous owner, Russell Smith, was born and also died in the same room of this house. The current owner is the son of Russell Smith, Lynn Smith.
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Raymond Eugene Hall
21.01.2022 00:18
Would like to update the ownership on this pic if it is Ok with y'all, Deborah.
Paula Castleberry
03.10.2016 15:15
Some remains of the old mill are still in the creek, Gold Branch, with a date on it.
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Deborah
20.01.2022 23:19
That’s so cool . Thanks Paula we will have to look for that ! If you come across any pictures please let me know as we want to restore the grist mill .
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04.05 | 17:46
I love quotes! Outstanding and encouraging!
04.05 | 17:43
I don't see your wonderful books mentioned! Where are they?
04.05 | 17:40
I hadn't visited your page in a while. This is truly a labor of love....such detail. I think it will mean a lot to the community!
28.01 | 04:07
Deborah, welcome to the neighborhood. I hope to visit you soon.
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