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J. Henry Burnett
was the son of Rev. J. H. Burnett (Professor & Preacher). J.
Henry lived in Auburn until the 1930s when he went to Atlanta, Georgia. His love of Auburn
prompted him to write to the Auburn Times about the many people he knew and admired so
well. He named his writings "Auburn in the Long Ago." The articles he wrote are
listed as follows:
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BAKER, Miss Alleyne,
Elocution and Sunday School Teacher
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GOOCH, Mr. Alec J.,
Traveling Salesman
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Black Lick Creek
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GORDON, Mr. Jack, The Miller
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BLAKEY, Mr. Church H, Agriculturist and Statesman.
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HALL, Mr.
"Uncle" Winkfield,
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The
Burnett Children
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HUCKELBERRY, C. L.,
L & N Agent
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BURNETT, Rev. J. H.,
Preacher
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KEY, Mr. Ab, Pumper
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CHILDRESS, Mr. Dave, The
Town Groceryman
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McCARLEY,
Mr. Aaron, Dry Goods
Merchant
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CHILDRESS, Mr. Jim, The
Nurseryman
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McCORMICK, Rev, J. W.,
Preacher
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CREWDSON, Mr. O. M., Druggist and Hotel Man
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MULHATTON,
Mr. Joe,
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DARBY, Miss Mary, Milliner
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PEAK, Mr. J. A., J.A.P.
– The One and Only
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DOCTORS - McDavitt
& Holcomb, Auburn's Two Doctors
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RICHEY, Mr. Alex C.,
Premier Salesman
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EDMONDSON Mr. Fax,
Carpenter
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SMITH, Mr. Jim, - Honest Jim |
FREEMAN, Mr. Lucius A.,
Farmer & Agriculturist
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WOODWARD, Mr. Harry,
Postmaster |
McCormick, Rev. J. I., Preacher
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