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Telfair County (134)
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Telfair County was created on Feb. 10, 1807.
The county seat is in McRae, GA.,
and the county is 444.1 Square Miles in area.
There are 7 Historic Markers in Telfair County.
| Cullen Boney Descendents - | |||
| Ga 117 between MM 7 & 8 approximately 7 mi W of Jacksonville |
| Dedicated in Honor of Those Who Answered the Call - | |||
| at intersection of US 341 and Ga 19 in Lumber City |
| Jacksonville - GHM 134-3 | |||
| US 319/US 441 at Ga 117 in Jacksonville |
| Major General James E. Livingston - | |||
| US 341 at Ga 19 in Lumber City |
| Talmadge Home - GHM 134-1 | |||
| US 23 about 4 miles southeast of McRae | WM2WF |
| Telfair County - GHM 134-2 | |||
| Courthouse in McRae |
| World Record Bass - GHM 134-4 | |||
| Ga 117 4 miles east of Jacksonville |
M - The marker is missing.
P - There is a picture of the marker on the detail page.
P* - There is a picture of the marker on the detail page and I have personally visited this marker.
R - The marker has been removed.
Waymark of *NE - This marker is not eligible to be waymarked.