This is located near the Harville House. Marty Waters writes: “The Jim Waters Family lived in this house from 1930 until my last uncle died in 2001. Our family has farmed this land since the mid-1920s. It is our understanding that the house was built in the 1870s by the Lane family. In the early 1900s the area was known as Enal* (Lane spelled backward). The home is owned by residents in Florida.”
*-There was a post office at Enal from 1882-1906.
Jesse Dasher Waters and Ruth Lee are my grandparents Ruth is the daughter of Robert Edgar Waters and Alberta “Gertie Williams. I am researching the Lee / Waters line of Bulloch county Georgia and looking for the farm they owned
If interested stevesochor91@gmail.com
To Marty Waters. My name is William E Waters, Sr of Savannah, Ga. Aa of my Waters family are from Bullock Cty.. and surround areas. I am working on the Waters family tree. I have names, dates as far back as 1948.my grandmothers maiden name was Martha Winnie Fordham. If interested.e- mail me @
bwaterssr@gmail.com…..?Also related to the Buies from Metter my Aunt Debbie. Thanks Bill Waters.
I am don’t know much about my family and I’m very interested in finding out. My grandmother is from Georgia. Barbara Waters. @Shanikawaters84@gmail.com
The Jim Waters Family lived in this house from 1930 until my last Uncle died in 2001. Our family has farmed this land since the mid 20s. It is our understanding that the house was built in the 1870s by the Lane family. In the early 1900s the area was known as Enal (lane spelled backward). The home is owned by residents in Florida,
Thank you so much, Marty! I will change the information to reflect the history you have shared.
Jesse Dasher Waters and Ruth Lee are my grandparents Ruth is the daughter of Robert Edgar Waters and Alberta “Gertie Williams. I am researching the Lee / Waters line of Bulloch county Georgia and looking for the farm they ownedIf interested stevesochor91@gmail.com
I love the style of this old home. I can’t understand why some of the family does not repair the damage and live there. You know each home has a heart beat and the way to kill it is for no-one to live in it. Funny how everything and everyone needs someone, isn’t it!! It could be a lovely and warm inviting home.