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school house. Next, along the street came the homes of George Summer, and George Davis. The Coney Weston home, (photo in this book), was next. The D. R. Wingate-Henry Weston-Asa Weston home ajoined. It was a twelve room plantation type cottage, surrounded by giant oaks, sweet olive, wax myrtle, camellias and palmettos and was occupied by his decendant, %
Lamar Otis^ in 1962^ (photo in this book). David Weston built "Sunshine Cottage" next door for his bride, Pauline, and carried her across the threshold on their wedding night. The house had 7 rooms, six fireplaces and 12 closets. It remained her home until she was over ninety years old. Then came the home of mill supervisor, Luthor Russ, the Baptist Church, (sketch in this book), the home of Dr. J. Q. Fountain, M.D., Dr. Calvin Fountain, druggest, Alva Honea, the Campbell family, Ralph Houze, Harold Westin, another Casanova family, John Houze, Rene Sacerdotte, George Roch, Joe Houze, Deans Store and the home of Chris Favre.
The old Koch homestead lay some distance
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eastward past the crossroad, among ^arge camellia trees. It was built by Christian