Joseph Verree House

47 Church Street

Joseph Verree, a prosperous Charleston master carpenter, constructed this two-and-one-half story Georgian single house circa 1767. It occupies the southernmost part of Town Lot No. 77 of the "Grand Modell of Charles Town," the original plan of ...

St. Joseph's Historic District

Railroad Workers' Neighborhood

Much of downtown Bowling Green west of Louisville & Nashville tracks owes its development to the railroad and to nearby industries. Most railroad workers stayed in downtown hotels prior to the mid-1880s when smaller and cheaper fame housing ...

Joseph Smith

The founder of Mormonism lived in this vicinity about 1825-29. His infant son is buried in this cemetery. Much of the translation of the Golden Plates for the Book of Mormon was done at a house nearby.

Marker is on Pennsylvania ...

Joseph A. Percacciolo, Jr.

In memory of

Joseph A. Percacciolo, Jr.

April 7, 1922 – May 8, 1998

A man with a big heart

full of love

for his community and its people

whose accomplishments, contributions

and dedication will forever be

part of Philipstown’s ...

Major General Joseph Bradford Carr

1828 – 1895

[Left of Monument: ]

United States Volunteer Service.

Mustered in United States Service   May 14, 1861.

Commissions.

Colonel   Second New York Volunteers, May 10, 1861.

Brigadier General United States Volunteers, Sept. 7, 1862.

Major General ...

Major Joseph E. Gillette

The "Southampton Cavalry" was formed just north of this site in May, 1861 at what was the Gillette Farm, Cedar Lawn. Joseph E. Gillette was elected captain. The Company eventually became Company A of the 13th Virginia Cavalry. Gillette was ...

Joseph Robidoux

City Founder

Near this site the French fur trader Joseph Robidoux established a trading post in 1826 while it was still Indian territory. Robidoux and his family oversaw a far-ranging fur trading empire.

The Platte Purchase of 1837 added the six county ...

Joseph Wheeler

Born on this site Sept. 10, 1836

Lt. Gen. Com. Confederate Cavalry 1865

Maj. Gen. Com. U.S. Cavalry 1898

"His name and fame will live and be loved as long

as noble deeds are honored among men"

Placed by

Annie Wheeler Auxiliary No. 3, U.S.W.V.

Marker ...

Home of Joseph Henry Lumpkin

Georgia's First Chief Justice

Joseph Henry Lumpkin, born in Oglethorpe County, Georgia, Dec. 23, 1799, entered the University of Georgia at fifteen, completing his college education at Princeton, New Jersey, in 1819. Lumpkin passed the bar in 1820 and began practicing ...

Governor Joseph Maull Carey

Born in Milton on January 19, 1845, he was the son of merchant Robert H. Carey and his wife, Susan. Educated in local schools, he later attended Union College and received his law degree from the University of Pennsylvania. An ...