Cubahatchee Creek and its many winding tributaries, including Coon Hop Creek and Beaverdam Creek, dominate this rural Macon County landscape. The settlement of Hardaway serves as a central hub, anchored by the Hardaway Post Office and its namesake Hardaway Cemetery. The geography is defined by a network of drainage branches and local reservoirs like Moorers Lake, created by the John Frank Moorer Dam. Small family and community burial grounds, such as Cole Cemetery and Grimm Cemetery, are scattered across the terrain, offering significant touchpoints for genealogical research. The road system is a mix of numbered county routes and residential lanes named for birds and local families, connecting outlying areas like Liverpool and Downs to the primary creek valleys.
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1955 · Phenix City
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1957 · Phenix City
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1958 · Phenix City
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1971 · Tuskegee
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1971 · Shorter
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1971 · La Place
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1971 · Hardaway
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1971 · Thompson
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1971 · Fitzpatrick
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1971 · Chesson
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