History of Clinch County, Georgia
Folks Huxford
Foreword by Hart Mizell
Folks Huxford’s 1916 history traces Clinch County’s settlement and development through fourteen chapters on pioneer families, Homerville, local government, the Civil War and its aftermath, railroads, education, churches, and county officials. The volume also preserves extensive genealogical and biographical material and a supplement concerning the Lastinger family.
The opening title in The Pineridge Press Historical Preservation Series retains Huxford’s historical work and adds a foreword by Hart Mizell, editorial notes, a bibliography, a chronology, a glossary, and an alphabetical index.
For readers tracing Clinch County families, exploring Homerville and South Georgia, or building a local-history collection, this edition combines the original county history with reference material designed to help readers navigate its people, places, and events.
- Pioneer families, settlement and the creation of Clinch County
- Homerville, railroads and local development
- Civil War and postwar county history
- Churches, education and public institutions
- Genealogical material, county officers and biographical sketches
- Lastinger family supplement and new reference material