Twiggs County Ga. Schools
Antioch School
Near Antioch Baptist Church. Was active
in 1914. Map
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Asa School
In Asa community, north of Dry Branch. Professor
R. A. Nash had 54 pupils in 1900.
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Auburn Institute
Private Co-ed School in Jeffersonville, Samuel
W. Hatch principal in 1851, J. E. Crosland principal in 1854, W. E. Carswell
Jr. was chairman of the board of trustees in 1884. J. H. Napier, principal
in 1886 and 1887. Miss Cordelia Hunter in charge of the musical department
in 1887. J. E. McRea was the prinicipal in 1889 and 1890's. and
Jane Beall was in charge of the primary department. In 1893 Professor Idus
McNari was principa; Professor L. P. Browning assistant principal and Miss
Julia B. Hilton, music tacher. Professor J. M. Carswell was
principal in 1897, Miss Bonnell in charge of the music deaprtment and Miss
Ketina Floyd assistant teacher. Prof. Searcy was the principal
here in 1900 and 1901. Prof. Hewett of S. C. was a teacher in 1900. Miss
Emmie McNair and Miss Ethel Shannon were teachers and Miss Mary Yancy Griffin
music teacher in 1901. In 1902 Professor McEachen was the princiapl,
Miss Emmie McNair, assistant principal. |
Barchray School
active in 1916
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Beech Spring Academy
Near Beech Spring Methodist Church
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Big Oak
Built in 1898 in Big Oak community, in northern
Twiggs county. Teacher in 1899 was Lizzie Burkett and she had 32
pupils. News Article
1899. |
Bullard(s) School
In Bullard
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Cannon School
area of Danville and Cool Springs
in 1916
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Chance Hill School
Near Chance Hill Church. African-American
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Cool Springs School
Next to Cool Springs Church. Prof. F. A.
Cannon teacher here in 1886. Miss Gertrude McCoy was teacher hre in 1901.
Active in 1916.
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Crosby School
Was active in 1914, 1916
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Crosland Academy
Danville, in operation 1863 to 1892.
James E. Crosland was the principal here.
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Danville School 1918
Located in Danville in Wilkinson County.
In 1918 students attended schools
9 months up to the 10th grade. E. B. Lazenby was the principal, Miss Lucy
Bellows the assistant. 61
students from Wilkinson county and 12 students from Twiggs County attended.
Danville High School
Chartered in 1905. Professor Thomas L. Bryan
was the first principal.
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Everett School
Active in 1914, 1916
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Faulk School
near Jeffersonville, Miss Lucile Methvin
teacher here in 1914. Active in 1914
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Fair View School
Dry Branch, active in 1914, 1916
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Fitzpatrick School
Active in 1905, 1916
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Friendship Academy aka
Davidson's Academy
1865
Map aka Davidsons Academy. Trustees - 1854: Joseph Davidson, Joseph
Blackshear, John H. Denson, Abner H. Hammond, and Peyton Reynolds. Miss
Sallie Hendry was a teacher here in 1906. |
Glenland School
Active in 1914 and 1916
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Griffin School
Near Griffin Give Church.
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Herring School
Active in 1916
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Ida Hill School
Active in 1916
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Jeffersonville Academy
Incorporated 1828. Trustees 1828: Thomas
W. Terrell, John R. Lowry, James Guerry, sen. James Willis, and John E.
Dennard. Trustees 1837 : Robert Radford and Benj. Bryan added. Trustees
1858: H. Hughes, Wm. Bryan, N. Berry, I. E. Dupree, H. S. Wimberly. Samuel
Wesley Hatch was the head of the academy here twice before his death in
April 1864. |
Jesup School
Miss Hattie Sanders was the teacher here
in 1914.
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Marion Academy
Incorporated 1816. Trustees 1816: Archibald
M`Intyre, Moses Fort, Samuel Dick, Dr. Robert Cummins and William Crocker
Trustees added 1819: John Hardin and Arthur
C. Perry. Trustees 1838: William Crittington, Henry Land, Peyton Reynolds,
and James Solomon. William O'Daniel taught here before the civil war |
Marion School
1985 Photo Above. Building
since torn down.
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Mercer School
Active in 1916
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Midway School
Active in 1916
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Moore School
Active in 1914, 1916
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Mount Olive
African American
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Mount Zion School
Was next to Mount Zion Missionary Baptist
Church
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New Haven Institute
Dollie Whitehurst was principal in 1894
per Atlanta Const.
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Oak Dale
Near Twiggsville, Miss Mary Lou Harrell
was teacher here in 1901
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Ocmulgee Academy
Incorporated 1819. Trustees 1819: Benjamin
Dupree, Edmund Dupree, William W. Williamson, Henry Bunn, and Robert Glenn.
Trustees 1830's: Henry Bunn, Ira E. Dupree,
D. W. Shine, H. H. Tarver, John G. Slappey |
Phillips School
Was active in 1914
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Planter's Academy
Incorporated 1833 Trustees 1833: William
A. Cowan, Joseph J. Chappel, Reuben A. Nash, James G. Wall, and Champion
Butler, |
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Pleasant Grove Academy
Common School built by Emmiriah Daniel. Trustees
1837: Richard S. Rodgers, James Pearson, Abisha Anders, Wm. H. Read, and
Cornelius Hollingsworth |
Prospect School
was next to Prospect Baptist Church
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Richland Academy
1865
Map near Richland Baptist Church. Trustees 1837: Joseph R. Hand, John
Asbell, Hardy Durham, John H. Denson, Thomas Glover, Thomas W. Anderson,
and Joel Denson. Was active in 1914. |
Shiloh School
Was next to Shiloh Church near Tarversville
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Stone Creek Academy
Incorporated 1831. Wwas next to Stone Creek
Church
Trustees 1831:William A. Sharp, Elisha Davis,
Jeremiah A. Sharp, William Davis, and Thomas Chappel, 1834: names
of William A. Tharp, Jeremiah A. Tharp, and James Pearson be inserted in
lieu of William A. Sharp, Jeremiah A. Sharp, and William Davis. |
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Tarversville School Aka
Tarvers School
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Twiggs Academy aka Academy
of Twiggs County
Incorporated 1810. Trustees 1810: Jacob Ricks,
James M'Cormick, James Johnston,Thomas Daniel, Abraham Wood
1811: Henry Gragg in place of James
Johnson, resigned. 1816 Trustees: Archibald M`Intyre, Moses Fort, Samuel
Dick, Dr. Robert Cummins and William Crocker. 1822 Miss Harriet Cushing
the preceptress died at the age of 23 |
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Union Hill Academy
Trustees 1837: Thomas S. Chappell, John A. Nelson,
Wm. Nelson, John C. Epps, and James W. Collins |
Vernon Johnson
Photo
School is still standing, across from Asbury Church. Wilkinson/Twiggs
County line. Clear Creek school district
1918 - 1 teacher school. 5 mo. term
for Wilkinson county students. 6 1/2 mo. term for Twiggs students. 31 students |
White Springs School
Was next to White Springs Church
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Williams School
was active in 1905, 1916
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