Do you know of a grocery store on main street that was run or maybe owned by Charles. I think his last name was Hart. It was close to a railroad and packing shed. We lived on the corner straight down the street near Mr. and Mrs. Jolly. This would be the late 50’s
I’m sorry I can’t answer your question, but Mr. Dan Jolly was my great uncle. We visited him at his house in the 60’s and went to see his horses. He visited us in Florida once, but I know little about him. I would love to hear anything you remember about him & his family. Thank you.
I’m sorry I do not remember much. My grandma and grandfather lived there on the corner and the Jolly’s lived on the next corner. They called it a section foreman’s house. My grandfather was foreman for the railroad. Mr. Jolly let me and my aunt ride one of his horses, I fell off, never got back on. Heard they help the girl that lived behind us to go to college. Their name was Sapp. I don’t remember their first name. She became a school teacher. The Jolly’s were well thought of.
Do you know if Harts store was the red one or white one? Did Mr. Hart have a son named Charles?
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Pat Hall
Charles Hart and his family owned and ran Hart’s Grocery for many years. It is now Dean’s Deer Processing. The Hart boys still live in Pavo along with their families.
I am looking for info on Bethel Primitive Church. Also the cemetery at the church. I have family buried there, 1873 Nancy Hunter /Catherine Hunter Deloach possibly William R S Hunter. Do you have any photos of the church and cemetery. I found a photo of the church, but its a far off view.
I also have family buried there (Manor I. Baker, and others) and I have taken some fairly recent pictures (within the last year or so). If you are interested, I will dig them up (no pun intended!) Pam Miller
Chris, Dan Jolly was my grandfather. He was the police chief for Pavo for as long as I can remember.
You are correct.. It was Hart’s Grocery and my mother, Mildred Jolly Sutton worked there for a,few years.
Do you know of a grocery store on main street that was run or maybe owned by Charles. I think his last name was Hart. It was close to a railroad and packing shed. We lived on the corner straight down the street near Mr. and Mrs. Jolly. This would be the late 50’s
I’m sorry I can’t answer your question, but Mr. Dan Jolly was my great uncle. We visited him at his house in the 60’s and went to see his horses. He visited us in Florida once, but I know little about him. I would love to hear anything you remember about him & his family. Thank you.
I’m sorry I do not remember much. My grandma and grandfather lived there on the corner and the Jolly’s lived on the next corner. They called it a section foreman’s house. My grandfather was foreman for the railroad. Mr. Jolly let me and my aunt ride one of his horses, I fell off, never got back on. Heard they help the girl that lived behind us to go to college. Their name was Sapp. I don’t remember their first name. She became a school teacher. The Jolly’s were well thought of.
Do you know if Harts store was the red one or white one? Did Mr. Hart have a son named Charles?
Charles Hart and his family owned and ran Hart’s Grocery for many years. It is now Dean’s Deer Processing. The Hart boys still live in Pavo along with their families.
I am looking for info on Bethel Primitive Church. Also the cemetery at the church. I have family buried there, 1873 Nancy Hunter /Catherine Hunter Deloach possibly William R S Hunter. Do you have any photos of the church and cemetery. I found a photo of the church, but its a far off view.
I also have family buried there (Manor I. Baker, and others) and I have taken some fairly recent pictures (within the last year or so). If you are interested, I will dig them up (no pun intended!) Pam Miller