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- Tags: John B. Cason
Remembering Albert Royal and Charles Jackson
Tags: Albert Royal, Albert Royal Jr., Ashburn Advance, B.F. Windham, Charles D. Baldwin, Charles Jackson, Daniel Henderson Davis (1861-1942), David M. Baldwin, Hattie Jackson, Hattie Lee Sims, History of Turner County (Book), J.B. Smith, J.R. Brock, James J. McDowell, John B. Cason, John Ben Pate, Judge J.C. Fincher, Lillie Mae Jackson Clark, Monroe Haman, Nancy Royal, P. Justice, Perry Haman, Sam Carnes, The Turner County Banner, The Wiregrass Farmer
Turner County
Tags: Alapaha River, Amboy, Ashburn Schools, B.H. Cockrell, C.L. Royal, Corn, Cow Hog and Hen Program, Daniel Henderson Davis (1861-1942), Deep Creek, Dr. Theophilus William Tison (1832-1911), Frank H. Taylor (1859-1920), J.B. Chandler (1862-1929), J.S. Betts & Co., James Simon "J.S." Shingler (1859-1943), Joe Lawrence (1858-1939), John B. Cason, John Samuel "J.S." Betts (1848-1918), John West Evans (1844-1904), May Jenkins Betts (1863-1931), oats, potatoes, Rebecca, Sycamore, Ten Mile Trail, Thomas E. Brown (1865-1938), W.W. Ashburn, wheat, William A. Greer (1863-1921)
Hanging at Auburn [Ashburn], c. 1907
He made a short talk, warning the people to take warning from him and avoid bad company. He said he was…
Georgia Historical Commission Turner County Marker
Georgia Historical Commission
1954
TURNER COUNTY
This County, created by Act of the Legislature August 18, 1905, is named for Capt. Henry Gray Turner who was captured by Union troops at Gettysburg. A resident of Nashville and later of…

