Macon County GaArchives Photo place.....Bryan Homeplace aka Stagecoach Inn 1967
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Meredith Clapper http://www.genrecords.net/emailregistry/vols/00012.html#0002801 August 25, 2004, 7:48 pm

Source: John C. Walker, Jr.
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This is the Little & Nathan Bryan homeplace that was built just after 1830. It 
is referred to as the old Stagecoach Inn.  It burned in the late 1960's.  The 
2 chimneys were there when I visited in 1992.  I've since heard that the 
chimneys have been knocked down by the lumber company that now owns the land. 

A letter from Mary Crawford Bryan (dau of Jasper Newton Bryan) in 1943 states:

"Little Bryan and his wife, Elisabeth, are both buried by Nathan & his wife & 
my father.  The five graves are there side by side, in a row.  Their graves 
were never marked, but as long as my father lived they were cared for & kept 
hilled up so you could tell exactly where they were.
Little built the house we lived in & he died in it.  After his death Nathan & 
Polly lived there with Elisabeth till her death. " 

Little died 10 Oct 1836 so it was built between 1830-1836. 

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