Hugh Stiles Golson research materials on Laurel Grove Cemetery, circa 1900s, 1991-2004.

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Hugh Stiles Golson research materials on Laurel Grove Cemetery, circa 1900s, 1991-2004.

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This collection contains research materials collected by Hugh Stiles Golson on the Laurel Grove Cemetery from 1991 to 2004. Included are photographs, two slide trays with images of the cemetery, a CD with scans of historical photographs of Ku Klux Klan members in the cemetery from the early 1900s, newsletters, and clippings, and lecture notes from his presentation to the Society for the Preservation of Laurel Grove.

1 box, 2 slide tray boxes (1.0 cubic feet)

Georgia Historical Society

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SNAC Resource ID: 7567077

Georgia Historical Society

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Society for the Preservation of Laurel Grove.

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Golson, Hugh Stiles

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Elizabeth Eliza Anne Mackay (fl. 1810-1867) was the daughter of Jack (d.1848) and Elizabeth Anne Mackay of Savannah. Her father attended West Point and was close friends with Robert E. Lee. Miss Mackay attended school in New York during the early 1820s. She married William Henry Stiles (1808-1865), a native of Savannah, in 1832. During the Civil War, Stiles was a Colonel in Georgia's 60th Regiment and was stationed in Virginia. In 1863, the Stiles family moved from Savannah, Georgia to Terrell C...

Laurel Grove Cemetery (Savannah, Ga.)

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