Haw Branch plantation was built in the Georgian Federal form soon after the Revolutionary War by John Tabb.
(After he died, Haw Branch passed on to his son, John Tabb.) It still stands and is located on Route #667 off of Route #681.
After John died it passed to his daughter, Marianna and her husband, William J. Barksdale.
(After he died, Haw Branch passed on to his son, John Tabb.) It still stands and is located on Route #667 off of Route #681.
After John died it passed to his daughter, Marianna and her husband, William J. Barksdale.
Haw Branch plantation was built in the Georgian Federal form soon after the Revolutionary War by John Tabb.
(After he died, Haw Branch passed on to his son, John Tabb.) It still stands and is located on Route #667 off of Route #681.
After John died it passed to his daughter, Marianna and her husband, William J. Barksdale.
(After he died, Haw Branch passed on to his son, John Tabb.) It still stands and is located on Route #667 off of Route #681.
After John died it passed to his daughter, Marianna and her husband, William J. Barksdale.
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There was a Col. Robert Tabb that had a son named John.
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