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Fairfield AME Church-Jackson, Georgia

March 5, 2022 Cynthia Jennings Leave a comment

Butts County

Founded in 1868, the Fairfield AME Church sits on the outskirts of Jackson, Georgia in Butts County.

Willie Compton, 1896-1971-This is one of the newer vernacular markers I’ve photographed.

Lue Berry, 1861-1915

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