4 thoughts on “Gable Front Cottage, Tattnall County”
Jamie Mack
I grew up in Tattnall County, Dewey Jones was my grandfather. I am looking into several abandoned homes there, one in particular on Romey Waters Hwy, I believe it is owned by Danny Kicklighter, my grandmother BertieRuth Stubbs lived there. That is the home I’m seriously interested in being able to see when I go back home in June of 2024. If anyone knows Danny, could you please get word to him of my interest. Thank you very much, My name is Jamie Mack, my mother is Ruthie,Boyd, formerly Jones.
Thanks, Brian, for your wonderful photos that bring back such memories of farm life in the 50’s and 60’s for me. I grew up in the lower Toombs County area, in the Marvin / Providence Community. Sadly, there are hundreds of these abandoned farmhouses/tenant houses in my former home area and many more lost to the ravages of time. Many families have moved away and can’t financially maintain or repair these old homesteads. My sister and I frequently lament how we would love to restore our home but it could cost a hundred thousand to restore the property. Sad, yes, but the funds for the project for us, like many others, are illusive. Like the era of the horse and buggy, these are bygone times.
I enjoy your photos and the comments tremendously.
I grew up in Tattnall County, Dewey Jones was my grandfather. I am looking into several abandoned homes there, one in particular on Romey Waters Hwy, I believe it is owned by Danny Kicklighter, my grandmother BertieRuth Stubbs lived there. That is the home I’m seriously interested in being able to see when I go back home in June of 2024. If anyone knows Danny, could you please get word to him of my interest. Thank you very much, My name is Jamie Mack, my mother is Ruthie,Boyd, formerly Jones.
Thanks, Brian, for your wonderful photos that bring back such memories of farm life in the 50’s and 60’s for me. I grew up in the lower Toombs County area, in the Marvin / Providence Community. Sadly, there are hundreds of these abandoned farmhouses/tenant houses in my former home area and many more lost to the ravages of time. Many families have moved away and can’t financially maintain or repair these old homesteads. My sister and I frequently lament how we would love to restore our home but it could cost a hundred thousand to restore the property. Sad, yes, but the funds for the project for us, like many others, are illusive. Like the era of the horse and buggy, these are bygone times.
I enjoy your photos and the comments tremendously.
i so enjoy your info and pictures; sad sometimes though
Thanks, Jonnie. It is often very sad to see these places in such bad shape.