Judge Harley and His Boys: The Langdale Story |
Contents
Politics and Public Service | 241 |
Photo Essay The Langboard MDF Plant | 274 |
Transition The Langdale Company Today | 283 |
Retirees And Employees Of The Langdale Company And Affiliated Companies August 31 2000 | 301 |
Family Connections | 321 |
Yorkshire Origins Of Josiah Langdale 16731723 | 327 |
William B Langdale Descendants | 355 |
John C Langdale Descendants | 362 |
Photo Essay TreesPlanting to Harvest | 152 |
College and War | 163 |
Photo Essay The Langdale Sawmill | 181 |
The Langdale Company | 194 |
Photo Essay The Langboard OSB Plant | 231 |
Noah Langdale Descendants | 368 |
| 375 | |
| 393 | |
Common terms and phrases
acres ATFA Billy boys Broderbund Software brother Burnett Burnsed Census Index church Clinch County Clyattville Colleton County daughter Echols County Elizabeth Family Archives CD father Florida forestry friends Genealogical girls Griffin Harley's HLJr Interview 1991 Homerville Ibid included Interview by author J. W. Langdale Company James Jane Jasper John Langdale John W John Wesley Langdale Josiah Langdale Judge Interview 01 Judge's JWL Interview 14 Langdale Company Langdale family Langdale land Langdale Papers Langdale's Letters to VLM lived logs Lowndes County lumber Manager Margaret married Mary Mayday mill moved Nancy naval stores Noah Novato operation Philadelphia Monthly Meeting pine plant pulpwood Quaker recalled Records rosin Samuel Sarah Hudson sawmill South Carolina south Georgia Thalia took turpentine business turpentine place Valdosta Daily Valdosta GA Virginia Wesley's Willacoochee William wood workers World Family Tree
Popular passages
Page 21 - ... success of the litigant in whose behalf he testified. Furthermore, a disinterested witness, one Selfridge, testified that on the evening of the collision, just before it occurred, he was operating his own cabin cruiser out between the piers at St. Joseph, Michigan, in the harbor above referred to, about a mile and a half or two miles west of the piers. On his way out he observed a boat which was going toward the piers. The two vessels passed starboard to starboard, and the green starboard light...
Page 9 - Shelton, Pines and Pioneers: A History of Lowndes County, Georgia, 1825-1900 (Atlanta: Cherokee Publishing Company, 1976); Inc.