“Someone besides me, and families, [are] interested in my ancestors,” said Sabrina Aquell, who has family members buried at Macedonia Cemetery in Johns Creek. “It’s very important.”
After some extensive research in addition to several helpful tips from the public, some light has been shed on Booker T. Washington National Monument’s biggest mysteries.
The Johns Creek Veterans Association and Johns Creek Historical Society led a Dec. 17 ceremony to mark the burial site of Pfc. Toney Howell at the Macedonia African Methodist Church
TUPELO – The National Park Service (NPS) is seeking input from the public for an ethnographic study of the John Coffee Memorial Bridge on Natchez Trace Parkway. The purpose of
Lauren Walls, Danny Gregory, and Velma Fann of New South Associates, a cultural resource management business with locations in five states, will give the presentation. The free event, titled “The Crabtree Farmstead Complex: A Study in Comprehensive Context”, is at 6 p.m.