Chapmans, Masonic Lodge, McIntosh County, Georgia
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Chapmans, Masonic Lodge, McIntosh County, Georgia
Updated Jun 26, 2025
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C Coleman-Chapman
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10/05/2002
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Ann Davis
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10/13/2003
Actually, Johnston Station was not in McIntosh County, but in Liberty County.
C Coleman-Chapman
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10/14/2003
The URL says "In 1920 that portion of McIntosh became what is now Long County. Johnston Station was a station on the A&G RR & its name was changed to Ludowici, GA in 1905, and is now the County Seat of Long County
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