This likely dates to the latter half of the 19th century, perhaps the 1870s.
Single-Pen Tenant Farmhouse, Oconee County
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My Great Grandfather, John H. Self was born/live in Wildcat, Oconee County, GA. I have been told that he owned a farm in Farmington. Would you have any history on this subject?
Hello, what would the floor plan look like in the single pen? Is there an upstairs?