Yes, Virginia, I went to the dedication and saw a lot of the fine people I know from Jones County. I also met one or two of John Childs Sr. decendants who do not live here. One was Childs Ford who has also responded to your message. I also have a couple of digital pictures of the ceremony and a picture of the stone that was placed and dedicated. The dedication was done by the DAR with participation of the SAR. Boys Scout Troup 21 of Macon also did a great job cleaning up the cemetery and access paths to the cemetery. Wayne ----- Original Message ----- From: Crilley <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Tuesday, February 01, 2000 9:34 PM Subject: [GAJONES] Rev Soldier - Childs > Did anyone see anything else about this REv. War Dedication and teh Childs > cemetery? > > This was sent to us from a newspaper, and I'd really like to know how to > follow up. It must have been with the SAR or DAR.....does anyone have any > contacts so we could get the exact data on the cemetery?? > > > Childs marker dedication set - January 2000 > > Location: > The cemetery is located on Juliette Road in the > Piedmont National Wildlife Refuge. This road runs > from Forsyth, crossing Hwy. 87 at Juliette and runs to > State Hwy. 11, near Round Oak. Signs will be placed > at the intersection of Hwy. 87 and Juliette Rd., and > at the intersection of Juliette Road and State Hwy. > 11, then follow signs to the cemetery. > > > All descendants and other interested persons are > cordially invited to attend a ceremony dedicating a > marker for the grave of John Childs, Sr., > Revolutionary Soldier, on January 22, 2000 at 2 p.m. > The ceremony will be held at the Childs Cemetery in > Jones County. > > Virginia > >