Coweta County GaArchives Photo Person.....Haynie, Fannie And Julia January 1, 1899
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Source:             Newnan Times - Herald
Name:               Fannie And Julia Haynie

Date Of Photograph: January 1, 1899
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This 1899 photograph shows two sisters, Fannie Haynie and Julia Haynie, 
dressed in their Victorian best. The sisters were daughters of Charlie and 
Georgia Carmichael Haynie, who lived near Moreland. Fannie married Otis Smith 
and lived her adult live in Grantville. Julie married Alvan Evans, and they 
made their home in the St. Charles community between Moreland and Grantville. 
Notice that both sisters are wearing floral corsages, and Julia, right, is 
holding a stalk of what appears to be crepe myrtle. Both sisters wear high 
necked blouses topped by dresses with long sleeves, skirts that reach nearly 
to the their feet and cloth belts with metal buckles. The photograph was 
contributed to Coweta County Remembered by Julia Haynie Evans daughter, Miss 
Ollie Evans.


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