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1 ne 405 aCre farm has been in the, family fjour generations and gets its name from the locust trees bordering the lane, which are over 100 years old and were set out by Peyton Anderson, grandfather of Mrs Payne, when he was a child, jfrr. Andcrsojn fought in the Civil War and was the first Southerner to shed bloodl_ ' ’
Peyton Anderson inherited the farm iron Sallie J. Anderson i His wiff Mrs. Louemma Anderson heired it! at his death and her son the late J. M. Anderson bought it from her. In 1947 Mf. •and Mrs. A C. Latham purchased it. ' ] '
The present house was built in 1906 and the labor on it cost; $425.00 Mr Anderson and his family lived1 in the spinning house during the building, of it. . *.
Mrs. A. C. Latham and Mrs. C. T. Bruce were the only two to ftocrectly identify .the farm. ' .' 1 ' • ' ..
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