1958 Map of Daisy

About this map

The settlement of Daisy serves as the focal point along the Seaboard Air Line railroad, illustrating the mid-century rural development of Evans County. This landscape is defined by its extensive water systems, where the Canoochee River and Lotts Creek wind through the terrain, supporting a network of small industry and family-named landmarks. Multiple mill sites, including Bowen Mill, De Loach Mill, and Anderson Mill, speak to a local economy historically tied to water power and timber. Local genealogy is well-represented through numerous church and school sites such as St Luke Ch, Pleasant Ch, and Canoochee Sch, along with family burial grounds like the De Loach and Moore Cem and Rogers Cem. The map provides a clear picture of the tri-county border area where Evans, Bulloch, and Bryan counties meet, showing a patchwork of wooded areas and agricultural clearings.