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ing” to find out the names of places. In many cases he was the first to ask about the sites they showed him: old houses, graveyards, ruins and more. The large number of family graveyards surprised him; Gene placed the number of walks he took with Misty Hitt of the Historical Society at “uncountable.” They’ll all be on the map, as well as hundreds of “historical” homes at least 50-years-old. Aylett Hawes Buckner III and Katherine Riley were also particularly helpful, said Gene.
The single-sheet, multi-colored map will also show: all roads (except private lanes, unless they were once through roads), names; old mills; post offices; stores; hotels; blacksmith shops; distilleries, etc.;
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