1958 Map of Daisy

About this map

The Seaboard Air Line railroad corridor serves as the primary East-West axis for the settlement of Daisy, where the local social fabric is anchored by the St Luke Ch. This late-1950s landscape is defined by the convergence of the Canoochee River and Lotts Creek, with numerous family-named impoundments reflecting a history of small-scale water power and milling. Landmarks like Anderson Mill and Bowen Mill sit near the county lines of Bulloch, Evans, and Bryan. The rural character of the area is underscored by the distribution of small community centers such as Edna and Overbrook, alongside several country churches and schools including the Canoochee Sch and Pleasant Ch. Genealogists will find significant value in the documentation of family burial sites such as Rogers Cem and Sands Cem, which are situated near established family ponds.