George Washington GRAHAM Sr. was born in Burke County as was his mother, Sarah Ann Elizabeth RACKLEY. His father, the Rev. Abner Francis GRAHAM, was born in western Massachusetts. He and Lula MILLS were married in 1894. He was a farmer, and the Postmaster at Sardis, where he died, in the 64th District of Burke County, with Dr. W. W. HILLIS attending, at the age of 65 years, 2 months and 26 days, with burial in Sardis Cemetery. The informant for his death certificate was his widow, Mrs. Lula MILLS GRAHAM.
Please see excerpts from a 1922 article which appeared in the True Citizen at the memorial for his father, the Rev. Abner Francis GRAHAM.) The article centers on the correspondence of George Washington GRAHAM Sr. with distant cousins concerning their Mayflower ancestry; the article was written by his nephew, Thomas A. BUXTON.
Please see excerpts from a 1922 article which appeared in the True Citizen at the memorial for his father, the Rev. Abner Francis GRAHAM.) The article centers on the correspondence of George Washington GRAHAM Sr. with distant cousins concerning their Mayflower ancestry; the article was written by his nephew, Thomas A. BUXTON.
George Washington GRAHAM Sr. was born in Burke County as was his mother, Sarah Ann Elizabeth RACKLEY. His father, the Rev. Abner Francis GRAHAM, was born in western Massachusetts. He and Lula MILLS were married in 1894. He was a farmer, and the Postmaster at Sardis, where he died, in the 64th District of Burke County, with Dr. W. W. HILLIS attending, at the age of 65 years, 2 months and 26 days, with burial in Sardis Cemetery. The informant for his death certificate was his widow, Mrs. Lula MILLS GRAHAM.
Please see excerpts from a 1922 article which appeared in the True Citizen at the memorial for his father, the Rev. Abner Francis GRAHAM.) The article centers on the correspondence of George Washington GRAHAM Sr. with distant cousins concerning their Mayflower ancestry; the article was written by his nephew, Thomas A. BUXTON.
Please see excerpts from a 1922 article which appeared in the True Citizen at the memorial for his father, the Rev. Abner Francis GRAHAM.) The article centers on the correspondence of George Washington GRAHAM Sr. with distant cousins concerning their Mayflower ancestry; the article was written by his nephew, Thomas A. BUXTON.
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