Franklintown Cemetery
Old-timers tell us that there was a deed to the Franklintown Cemetery issued in 1924; it, however was never recorded and has been lost. In 1971, the owners of what […]
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The Amelia Island Genealogical Society has collected 47,000 genealogical records for individuals who have lived in Nassau County Florida.
Old-timers tell us that there was a deed to the Franklintown Cemetery issued in 1924; it, however was never recorded and has been lost. In 1971, the owners of what […]
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The Fernandez Reserve is also known as Villalonga Park and is situated on the site of the Spanish land grant given to Domingo Fernandez. This is the last remaining parcel
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The Amelia Island Plantation Chapel Columbarium, located in the Memorial Garden at the Amelia Plantation Chapel, was dedicated on Palm Sunday, March 27, 1994. the minister, Dr. Cavid L. Uhl,
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The Bosque Bello Cemetery is located one mile North of Atlantic Avenue on North 14th Street within the city of Fernandina Beach, Florida on Amelia Island. The old and new
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The Bosque Bello Old Cemetery is located one mile North of Atlantic Avenue on North 14th Street within the city of Fernandina Beach, Florida on Amelia Island. The original section
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The surveys for 69 Nassau Nassau County Florida cemeteries are contained in our database. They are searchable by name and/or cemetery. This compilation of cemetery surveys involved countless hours of
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The CSA Muster Records on the website were extracted by Lori Bragg primarily from Ron Thompson’s website of Civil War Military Units in Florida, and contain the known musters from
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The marriage data for Nassau County from 14 August 1867 to 9 Jan 1895 have been extracted from the Nassau County Marriage Books and are included in this data group.
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The first Confederate pensions in Florida were authorized in 1885 and granted to veterans the sum of $5.00 per month. The next three decades saw a new Confederate pension bill
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In March 1862, a Union fleet of some 26 vessels under the command of Navy Flag Officer Samuel F. DuPont arrived at Fernandina from its base at Port Royal, South
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