Taylor County Genealogical Society

Taylor Co Historical-Genealogical Society

A tree must have a good root system and a good genealogist must know where to dig. Join us---be a TRACER.

Back issues of The Taylor Tracer available by contacting Mr. John Adams
P.O. Box 5059
Warner Robins, GA 31099
912-923-1525

$2.00/each or $3.00/each ($25.00 per year) for mailed copies

Mills in Taylor County

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Old Mill on Rambulette Creek Old Mill on Rambulette Creek 7 miles south of Butler on U. S. 19.[12th District LL 229] Picture from Taylor Tracer July, 1997 page 2 Other owner's or name of mill: Lewis Hill, John S. Murray (1852), Lewis Hill and Perrin V. Wesson (1857), Aretus Turner, Pilkinton Brothers, Joe L. Harmon, T. W. Upton and A. O. Albritton.
Bateman's Mill From page 3 February, 1997 Tracer. This issue also featured the Shirah Family.
Fickling Grist Mill Fickling Mill

Suggs Grist Mill From page 2 October, 1998 Tracer
Suggs Grist Mill Suggs Grist Mill, front view. Located in 14th District at the line of Lot 156 & Lot 163 on Panther Creek, Taylor County, Georgia. Samuel Montgomery owned a mill on Lot 156. Mill known as Anthony's Mill before Suggs. Vincent Montgomery taught a school, called Panther Creek Academy, in June 25, 1855 in Taylor County. From page 2 October, 1998 Tracer
McCants Mill House McCants Mill House This old mill was located on Patsiliga Creek and what is now US19 north of Butler, Ga. 14th District Lot 8 Taylor Co., Ga. This photograph is from an old post card. From Tracer page 9 September, 1999 McCants Family featured on pages 1-12.
McCants Mill House McCants Mill House McCants Mill House with Store on ground floor. From Tracer page 9 September, 1999 McCants Family featured on pages 1-12.
McCants Saw Mill McCants Sawmill - Taylor County - Georgia From Tracer page 9 September, 1999 McCants Family featured on pages 1-12.
Potterville's Cotton Mill
Theus Grist Mill Theus Mill
Old Wooden Bridge Old Wooden Bridge that was across Patsiliga Creek at McCants Mill Pond. This was old Highway 3, "From The Mountain to The Sea", now US19. Jonathan Morgan & Otis Gordon McCants. From Tracer page 7 September, 1999