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 | 01-This house in Athens, Ga., built in 1856, was home to the family of A.L. and Callie Hull.
The Old Home as it fronted on Dearing Street
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 | 02-A. L. and Callie Hull had nine children.
Shown here: May, Marion, Thomas,
A.L., Longstreet, Callie, Harry,
Joe, Sally
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 | 03-Their fourth child, Julia Ermina Hull, died in 1880, barely two years old.
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 | 04-In 1892, their third child, Thomas Cobb Hull, a student at UGA, died of typhoid at age 16.
Tom was a student at the
University of Georgia.
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 | 05-Julia and Tom are buried next to their parents at Oconee Hill Cemetery in Athens.
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 | 06-Grave marker: Julia Ermina Hull
Here Rests
Julia Ermina
Daughter of
A. L. and Callie Hull
Born
Aug. 5 1878
Died
Aug. 27 1880
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 | 07-Grave marker: Thomas Cobb Hull
The headstone had lain in the grass for years.
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 | 08-Chicora Foundation's Mike Trinkley, Debi Hacker, and Nicole Southerland.
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 | 09-Tom's headstone is lifted from the red clay where it had lain for years.
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 | 10-Nicole drills out the rusted iron pins that caused the headstone to fall.
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 | 11-Debi chips the rusted metal from the headstone.
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 | 12-Mike washes the base with D/2, which also kills lichen and algae.
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 | 13-Nicole enlarges the holes in the base.
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 | 14-Debi cleans the headstone with D/2.
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 | 15-Nicole blows marble dust from holes.
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 | 16-Nicole drills holes into the granite sub-base.
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 | 17-The red clay is washed off, but leaves its stain.
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 | 18-Nicole drills longer holes into the headstone.
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 | 1856 (c.) T.R.R. Cobb Family Portrait
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 | 1856 A.L. Hull house
Built in 1856 in the middle of the block,
later moved to the southeast Corner of Milledge and Dearing
Street. Demolished.
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 | 1856 Callie and Sally Cobb
Ages about 8 and 10
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 | 1856 Lucy Cobb
Lucy died at age 12. Lucy Cobb Institute, which was being constructed, was named for her.
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 | 1860 (c.) Callender Grieve Lumpkin
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 | 1860 (c.) Eugenius Aristides Nisbet
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 | 1860 (c.) Mary Ann Lamar Cobb
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 | 1860 Thomas R. R. Cobb
Thomas R. R. Cobb
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 | 1862 Thomas R.R. Cobb
Bearded
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 | 1864 (c.) Sarah Rootes Cobb
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 | 1864 (c.) Sarah Rootes Cobb with her ear trumpet
She was very deaf. Note the ear trumpet in her lap.
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 | 1865 General Howell Cobb
In Confederate uniform
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 | 1866 (c.) House on Fredericksburg Battlefield
T.R.R. Cobb was killed in front of this house.
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 | 1866 Asbury Hull
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 | 1866 Sarah Addison Cobb
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 | 1867 (c.) Gus Hull's Band
Front: Frank Barnett, Bill Thomas, Geo. Bancroft
Back: Todd Alfriend, Bill Dennis, Gus Hull
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 | 1867 Harry Jackson
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 | 1867 Sarah "Sallie" Addison Cobb
On her wedding day to Harry Jackson
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 | 1868 Davenport Jackson
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 | 1869 Nellie Barrow, Susie Hill, Callie Cobb
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 | 1869 Thomas Cobb Jackson
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 | 1870 (c.) Birdie Cobb: "Birdie Before She Got Ripe"
Marion Thomas Cobb
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 | 1870 Annie Lumpkin
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 | 1870 Henry Hull
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 | 1870 Leila Hull
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 | 1870 Mary Ann Lamar Cobb
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 | 1870 Mary Ann Lamar Cobb
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 | 1873 Marion Hull
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 | 1875 (c.) May Hull
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 | 1875 Mary Angeline Nisbet
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 | 1875 William Hope Hull
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 | 1876 (c.) Thomas Hull
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