Colonel John G. Cullmann

Founder of Cullman, Alabama 1873

Col. John G. Cullmann

July 2, 1823 - December 3, 1895

Thrifty German Colonists led by

Col. John G. Cullmann in 1873

settled this thinly populated plateau

of Alabama.

This plaque and Restoration Sponsored by Cullman Federated Garden Club ...

John R. Kissinger

1877 - 1946

John R. Kissinger, who lived in Huntington in his latter years, became the first volunteer to subject himself to the bite of an infected mosquito (1900) in an experiment to identify the cause of "Yellow Jack" (Yellow Fever). ...

John Adam Treutlen

On these lands stood the home of John Adam Treutlen, the first Governor of Georgia after the State obtained Independence, being elected in 1777 under the first Constitution of Georgia. A Salzburger, born about 1733, John Adam Treutlen came to ...

Elder John Kline Monument

(Front of Monument):At This Place

Eld John Kline

Was Killed

June 15, 1864

(Reverse of Monument):Erected in the Year 1914

In Memory of Elder John Kline

A Peace Martyr

This parcel of ground,

10 feet square, is se-

cured by deed and

is on record.

Marker is on Pratt Lane, on ...

John Wesley

[South Face]

Founder of Methodism

Minister

Of The

Church of England

In Savannah

1736-1737

[East Face]

My hearts desire

for this place

is not that it be

a famous or rich

but that it may be

a religous colony

and then I am sure

it cannot faile [sic]

of the

blessing of God

John ...

Luella Buckminster-Johnston

1861 – 1958

An outspoken proponent of suffrage for women, she became the first of her gender elected to a municipal office in Sacramento, being swept into office by an all male electorate before women attained the right to vote. Widow ...

John Hampton House / Early Stone House

John Hampton House

Earliest surviving stone house in city. Built before 1840, it is constructed of patterned river limestone with jack arches over windows and doors. The builder, John Hampton, was a tavern owner and operator in the county by 1818. ...

Lucasville Cemetery / Captain John Lucas Founder of Lucasville

Lucasville Cemetery

Lucasville Cemetery was originally established as the Lucas Family burying ground, with Susannah Lucas as the first recorded burial on May 4, 1809. Susannah's husband, Captain William Lucas, a Revolutionary War veteran, is interred here along with the first ...

Cap’t John Huyler’s Farm

In 1776, a 180 acre farm here was owned by Loyalist John Ackerson. It extended from the Tenakill to the Hudson, bordered on the north by the road used by British invaders that year. Seized as enemy property, it was ...

John C. Taylor Bridge

Named in 1978

by Legislative Request

Honoring Him

for His Distinguished Service

Clerk of Court

Anderson County

1920-1932

Congressman

Third S.C. District

1933-1938

Trustee

University of South Carolina

1946-1950

State Senator

Anderson County

1951-1954

1959-1962

Served Nation, State, and

Community with Foresight and

Faithfulness, and the Principles

on Which This Nation was Founded

and Stood Unafraid

in Defense of Trust

Marker is on ...