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Matt Cantle taking Patti-Ann past the steaming bays.
Gippsland Model Engineering Society Invitation Run 2012 Saturday May 12th 2012.
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The Third Annual Lecture by Lawrence Sherman.
Evidence-Based Policing: What We Know and How We Know it.
1st of October 2009. The Scottish Police College, Tulliallan.
The driver of this city-owned front end loader saw me watching and stopped to talk. He said he had been plowing snow since Friday (it was now Wednesday) and the city was running out of places to put the snow. He also complained about the idiots who insisted on driving for non-emergencies and getting in the way of the snow removal crews. But overall he seemed to be in a good mood and dealing with the unprecedented amount of snow we've had, even though a lot of folks were compaining that the city hadn't finished clearing their streets yet. He said I could send the photos I took to the mayor if I wanted.
Julius Driver (1795-1883) migrated from Georgia in 1852, buying some Faulkenberry headright land, and later giving 4.5 acres for this cemetery. A daughter-in-law, Mary Groover (Mrs. William G.) Driver, was first person buried here, in 1869. Driver also gave site in 1878 for nearby Hicks Spring Church and school. There the Confederate veterans of Freestone County had their first reunion in 1890. The recorded deed of cemetery to the public was made by a subsequent landowner, John Hays, in 1901. The Driver Cemetery Association has governed the property since 1915. There are now 673 graves. (1975) (Marker No. 9872)