There are several James McLeans in the early history of Walton County. This one is discussed in John Love McKinnon’s book, History of Walton County. A gentleman named Anthony Brownell built a large hotel near what we now know as Ponce de Leon State Park. The hotel did well for… Continue reading
John Love McKinnon (1840-1913) was the author of History of Walton County, which was first published in 1911. Every known generation of the family has a son named John Love McKinnon. Father: John Love McKinnon. 1790–1871 Mother: Catharine L. Douglass McKinnon, 1803–1868 Spouse: Mary Gillis McKinnon, 1849–1924 Siblings: Catharine L…. Continue reading
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Magnolias, 1989 [Donated by Susan Bishop] [Accession No. 2012.11.1] Porcelain Pitcher, 1994 [Donated by Susan Bishop] [Accession No. 2012.11.2]
1901 Malcolm McCaskill 1903 John Ward 1905 N. C. Morrison 1906 M. J. McKee 1908 C. N. Jeffries 1910 E. D. Wester 1915 John M. Laird 1921 Robert Bell 1924 J. S. Gaston 1925 C. E. Hewitt 1927 E. D. Wester 1941 W. J. Richards 1943 D. L. Morris 1945… Continue reading
The Armistice Day Parade in DeFuniak Springs on November 11, 1950, featured the Buick that had been owned by Alice May Campbell Catts, the former First Lady of Florida. These photographs were donated by the Estate of Billie Dove Casey Brundage.
James Bowers Campbell, the eldest son of Angus L. Campbell, and Mary Octavia Burch. He was a judge in Jackson County and Fort Myers. They are buried together in the Euchee Valley Cemetery in Eucheeanna.
Nancy McLean Campbell was the wife of Daniel Douglass Campbell. She was born in North Carolina in 1808 to Donald McLean and Nancy Gunn McLean. Her brother was Daniel G. McLean who was a signer of the first Florida Constitution in 1838 at Port St. Joe and served as the… Continue reading
Angus L. Campbell (September 19, 1852-March 17, 1933) and his wife, Christian Curry Bowers (August 1, 1860-October 27, 1887), are buried together in the Euchee Valley Cemetery in Eucheeanna.
Dr. Daniel McLean Campbell (August 28, 1833-January 27, 1922) operated the first pharmacy in DeFuniak Springs. He is buried in the Euchee Valley Cemetery in Eucheeanna.
