Memorial managed by the East Point Historical Society.
Jessie Anna Turner McDuffie was born in Lithia Springs, Ga. Sept. 6, 1878. She was the daughter of Marcus Turner and Rhoda Ann Daugherty Turner. Mr. Turner was a farmer and Mrs. Turner was the daughter of Irish Immigrants who owned a tannery in Marietta but later moved to Atlanta. After the death of her husband Mrs. Daugherty ran a boarding house where the Federal Reserve Bank now stands on Marietta St.
Jessie McDuffie was a member of the First Methodist Church of East Point and a charter member of the East Point Woman's Club and the Order of the Eastern Star, Fulton Chapter, #181.
Jessie Anna Turner McDuffie was born in Lithia Springs, Ga. Sept. 6, 1878. She was the daughter of Marcus Turner and Rhoda Ann Daugherty Turner. Mr. Turner was a farmer and Mrs. Turner was the daughter of Irish Immigrants who owned a tannery in Marietta but later moved to Atlanta. After the death of her husband Mrs. Daugherty ran a boarding house where the Federal Reserve Bank now stands on Marietta St.
Jessie McDuffie was a member of the First Methodist Church of East Point and a charter member of the East Point Woman's Club and the Order of the Eastern Star, Fulton Chapter, #181.
Memorial managed by the East Point Historical Society.
Jessie Anna Turner McDuffie was born in Lithia Springs, Ga. Sept. 6, 1878. She was the daughter of Marcus Turner and Rhoda Ann Daugherty Turner. Mr. Turner was a farmer and Mrs. Turner was the daughter of Irish Immigrants who owned a tannery in Marietta but later moved to Atlanta. After the death of her husband Mrs. Daugherty ran a boarding house where the Federal Reserve Bank now stands on Marietta St.
Jessie McDuffie was a member of the First Methodist Church of East Point and a charter member of the East Point Woman's Club and the Order of the Eastern Star, Fulton Chapter, #181.
Jessie Anna Turner McDuffie was born in Lithia Springs, Ga. Sept. 6, 1878. She was the daughter of Marcus Turner and Rhoda Ann Daugherty Turner. Mr. Turner was a farmer and Mrs. Turner was the daughter of Irish Immigrants who owned a tannery in Marietta but later moved to Atlanta. After the death of her husband Mrs. Daugherty ran a boarding house where the Federal Reserve Bank now stands on Marietta St.
Jessie McDuffie was a member of the First Methodist Church of East Point and a charter member of the East Point Woman's Club and the Order of the Eastern Star, Fulton Chapter, #181.
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