Beall Springs sits at the center of this rural landscape, marking a historical point of settlement where the borders of Warren and Glascock counties meet. The area is defined by a dense network of family and community burial grounds, which serve as primary genealogical landmarks for the region. Notable sites include New Salem Cem, Williams Grove Cem, and the Martha Ellen English Cem. These small, scattered cemeteries are often tied to early church sites or homesteads, reflecting the deep-rooted family histories of east-central Georgia.
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1953 · Athens
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1958 · Athens
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1959 · Athens
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1960 · Warthen NE
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1963 · Athens
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1971 · Beall Springs
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1972 · Bastonville
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1972 · Thomson West
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1972 · Gibson
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1972 · Jewell
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