John Amos Whitaker
son of Nathaniel Pace and Nancy Stokes Whitaker
Keith Watson

 John Amos & Annie Fountain Whitaker Family c. 1902
Left to right: Nat, Annie Lou, John Tom, Mattie, Ada, Annie, Idell, Jim, John Amos, Gus
Keith Watson

Whitaker School circa 1915

Whitaker School. All Whitaker children except for the two Parker children. circa 1915

John Tom Whitaker and Corneilia Raines Whitaker Jan. 1959
Submitted by John Merwyn Whitaker

John Tom Whitaker, John Issac Whitaker, John Merlyn Whitaker Jan. 1959
Submitted by John Merwyn Whitaker

John Isaac Whitaker abt 1932
Son of John Tom and Cornelia Raines Whitaker
Submitted by John Merwyn Whitaker

John Tom Whitaker Home 1944
Was located on Hwy 441 North of McIntyre
Submitted by John Merwyn Whitaker

Whitaker Sisters 1956 (left to right)
Idell Whitaker Mason, Annie Lou Whitaker Fountain, Ada Whitaker Bloodworth
Daughters of John Amos & Annie Fountain Whitaker
Eileen Babb McAdams

William "Bill" Whitaker Family 1897
Left to right top: Horace, Anna, Will, Mattie (Joel's wife), Maxie
 Left to right bottom:  Allie, Rebecca Jane, Jim, Wm. R, Joe
Submitted by Keith Watson
From John Merwyn Whitaker

William R. "Uncle Billy" Whitaker late 1890's
son of Nathaniel Pace and Nancy Stokes Whitaker
 "He, among others, had moved from Wilkinson County to Bullock County (Statesboro)
to grow long staple cotton.  Being a surviving member of the 3rd Ga. Inf and
being present at the surrender at Appomattox he was a local hero even down
there and seemed to be honored on every Confederate veterans day
-- evidenced by the number of metals he is wearing." John Merwyn Whitaker
Submitted by John Merwyn Whitaker

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