Early Settlers of Midway - Midway, GA, USA - Human Migration Monuments on Waymarking.com

The plaque reads:

This wall restored by the
Georgia Society
of
Colonial Dames of America
1915
In commemoration of the virtues
and valor of the early settlers
of Midway

The following information about the Midway Cemetery is from the Roadside Georgia website:

"Started in 1754 by the Puritans who settled the community of Midway, the Midway Cemetery is a traditional walled cemetery of the time. Within these walls the story of the small community between the Ogeechee and Altamaha Rivers comes to life in the graves of the men and women buried here. Probably the most famous person in the cemetery is James Screven, a hero of the American Revolution who was honored by having a county named after him. He was an early Radical leader from St. John's Parish."

Who placed it?: Georgia Society of Colonial Dames of America When was it placed?: April 26, 1915 Who is honored?: Early settlers of Midway, Georgia Website about the Monument: [Web Link]

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