Product Detail Page Dept Select
 
Department:
  Category:  
The Dodge Land Troubles, 1868-1923

ISBN  0-9745650-1-6
Category Books
Price $ SOLD OUT
Display Order 4
Detail Desc:   Synopsis of The Dodge Land Troubles, 1868-1923

The Dodge Land Troubles, 1868-1923, is a history book which contains articles from newspapers in the three-rivers area of the State of Georgia. It is the result of over fifty years of research. These articles, some published in the 1830s, tell the history of the Dodge family’s timber depletion during their 55-year tenure in the counties of Telfair, Dodge, Pulaski, Laurens, and Montgomery, a 500-square-mile area of longleaf yellow pine timber, some of which was several hundred years old.

This book records the history upon which the historical novel Widow of Sighing Pines is based. They are “companion books.”
The Dodge Land Troubles, 1868-1923 at www.widowofsighingpines.biz. Click to enlarge
Click Pic to Enlarge

Click to Contact Jane Walker at www.widowofsighingpines.biz Contact: 
Click Here to Contact Jane Walker about this item



May We Suggest Another Selection Below
Widow Of Sighing Pines at www.widowofsighingpines.biz. Click to enlarge  
Widow Of Sighing Pines 0-9745650-0-8
 DETAILS 		In The Lion's Paw at www.widowofsighingpines.biz. Click to enlarge  
In The Lion's Paw 978-0-9745650-3-3
 DETAILS 		Telfair County (Images of America) at www.widowofsighingpines.biz. Click to enlarge  
Telfair County (Images of America) 978-1-4671-1376-2
The four chapters of this pictorial history book of Telfair County, Georgia, include the following: Hernando de Soto in Telfair County; The CCC Camp in McRae and the Building of Little Ocmulgee State Park; The Talmadge Legacy; and People, Places, and Events. DETAILS



Staff