This is another typical example of the form known as gabled-ell, or winged gable. The “ell” in gable-ell is for the L-like shape. Like many vernacular forms, these houses often started out smaller and had a wing added when a family grew. This example is located a few miles north of East Dublin.
Vanishing Georgia: Photographs by Brian Brown 
I am looking for anything that the Bryant Family may have lived in? Cranford family?
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