Richmond County GaArchives Photo Group.....Plumb, Hannah (Longstreet Neely) & Grandchildren 
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Hannah Longstreet Neely Plumb (age 73), grandchildren Benjamin Neely Plumb, Jr. 
(age 6), and Flora June Plumb (age 5). 
Taken in 1949 by Benjamin Neely Plumb.



NOTE:
"The Cottage Cemetery" sometime -- a half mile off the
Savannah road was built or rather laid off by Capt Oswell
Eve, a resident of Richmond County whi is buried there. He
secured the spot for this plot in 1800, 20 years before the
city cemetery was laid off. The cemetery adjoined "The
Cottage" Capt Eve's summer home, which was only a few miles
from "Frog Hall " his winter home.

Capt Oswell Eve was born in Philadelphia on the 23rd of June
1754 and died at his residence in Richmond, the 14th of
August 1829. He married Miss Aphra Ann Pritchard of
Charleston, S.C. and 14 children came to the union. His
children who are grandparents of many of August and Richmond
County's most prominent families, are all buried in Cottage
cemetery, with the exception of his son, Oswell, who was
sent to England to receive his education and died in
Liverpool.

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