Willam Lee, known as Miller Bill, about 80, died last Thursday and was buried at his old place near Lower Mill Creek. October 4, 1904 (SN)
From "I See By The Paper", Bulloch County, Georgia, 1899-1946 – compiled by Hulda K. Kelly
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The gravestones currently at Macedonia Cemetery for Mary Lee, her husband, William, and two of their children are actually memorials. The family was buried on the Lee family farm, Lower Mill Creek. The markers were located at that site in the 1940's. When the site was visited in the 1970's, all of the markers were gone. Only four of the markers were recovered from the creek and taken to Macon. Descendants of the Lee family arranged to have them returned to Bulloch County, and they were placed at Macedonia Cemetery.
From "I See By The Paper", Bulloch County, Georgia, 1899-1946 – compiled by Hulda K. Kelly
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The gravestones currently at Macedonia Cemetery for Mary Lee, her husband, William, and two of their children are actually memorials. The family was buried on the Lee family farm, Lower Mill Creek. The markers were located at that site in the 1940's. When the site was visited in the 1970's, all of the markers were gone. Only four of the markers were recovered from the creek and taken to Macon. Descendants of the Lee family arranged to have them returned to Bulloch County, and they were placed at Macedonia Cemetery.
Willam Lee, known as Miller Bill, about 80, died last Thursday and was buried at his old place near Lower Mill Creek. October 4, 1904 (SN)
From "I See By The Paper", Bulloch County, Georgia, 1899-1946 – compiled by Hulda K. Kelly
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The gravestones currently at Macedonia Cemetery for Mary Lee, her husband, William, and two of their children are actually memorials. The family was buried on the Lee family farm, Lower Mill Creek. The markers were located at that site in the 1940's. When the site was visited in the 1970's, all of the markers were gone. Only four of the markers were recovered from the creek and taken to Macon. Descendants of the Lee family arranged to have them returned to Bulloch County, and they were placed at Macedonia Cemetery.
From "I See By The Paper", Bulloch County, Georgia, 1899-1946 – compiled by Hulda K. Kelly
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The gravestones currently at Macedonia Cemetery for Mary Lee, her husband, William, and two of their children are actually memorials. The family was buried on the Lee family farm, Lower Mill Creek. The markers were located at that site in the 1940's. When the site was visited in the 1970's, all of the markers were gone. Only four of the markers were recovered from the creek and taken to Macon. Descendants of the Lee family arranged to have them returned to Bulloch County, and they were placed at Macedonia Cemetery.
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