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Thomas-Shaw Family Genealogy

Kicklighter~Langston~Roberts~Scott~Dell connections

One generation passeth away, and another generation cometh: but the land abideth forever. Ecclesiastes 1:4

Isham B Thomas Shaw BT Shaw Shaw Farms Eva Shaw J Shaw in GA Dell Kicklighter Langston Roberts Scott Odum GA Rowland Thomas William-Avoy Thomas

2008 Charley Shaw Waters-Mixon

Shaw Memorial Highway Alachua, Florida

Alachua Shaw Memorial Hwy CR 241

Levy Co Line to Union Co Line Highway SRB 12/21/1954

Designated Roads of Florida: http://www.heraldtribune.com/assets/pdf/SH923352.PDF

Mary Francis Thomas & Jessie Mansfield Shaw

(My Great-Grand parents)

Jessie Mansfield Shaw & Mary Francis Thomas Shaw 1910s

Benjamin Thomas Shaw & Maggie Conye Rimes 1917

(My Grand Parents)

Beneath The Dirt
The sun has shone for many years
And time has all ignored
The rusty roof, the missing steps,
The old and splintered board.
The grass fights hard against the weeds,
While saplings all attack
And as the years pass slowly on
The yard still pushes back.
It sit’s a ways, just off the road,
The path is wild grass,
Each year brown boards turn silvery hue
And watch the decades pass.
No one stops by to go within
And no one has yet found,
Traces of the pioneers
That’s scattered all around.
The broken platter on the porch,
The iron bed upstairs,
The table with the wobbly leg
That heard the evening prayers.
It’s all been left to mice and rats,
The house, quite like a tomb,
Yet memories of pioneers
Still fill up every room.
A plow is buried in the dirt,
The handle worn smooth,
A bottle with old lineament,
Half full, there left to soothe.
The sky is cloudless on this day,
The breeze, the birds are still,
For time has posed a picture here
Of years that go downhill.
The pioneers of all our pasts
Lay quietly asleep,
We watch as time erodes what was
And leave it in a heap.
Perhaps one day a rusty nail,
A piece of broken plate
Will slow the gaze of someone new
While they investigate.
And maybe they will ponder here,
For moments have no cost
And take the time to think of all
The history that's been lost.
Linda Lee 2021
Thank you for letting me share your beautiful poems!!

Alachua Farm House 1923

(Conye Shaw & Trumie)

1929 Farm House After the Fire (Trumie Shaw)

1913 Dowling Park Suwanne River Conye Rimes Driving Conye Rimes, driving, with Annie Rimes, Sam Buchanan & John Morrison

Fannie, Trumie & Bennie Shaw 1925

1934 Buck & Bennie Shaw

Fannie Louise & Trumie Shaw 1934

Fannie Louise 1934

1936 Fannie & Josie Lee with the Canadian Band Chicago Fair

Rubye's Graduation 1948

Rubye

1959 Fans 41st Birthday_Ben Trumie Fan Buck Conye Eve Rubye

Alachua Farm House 1973 CSWaters-Mixon

Eve 1979 Clearlake, CA

Eve 1997_Country Star Grill, Las Vegas

2006 Worthington Springs, Rimes Fly in

Eve, Charlotte, Charlene & Fan

2009 Zihuatanejo Eve & Phillis

2009 Temecula

Eve 2014 Christmas

Early High Springs Hardware & Staples

Alachua County Hospital 1928

Eve Swannee River

Eva Shaw 1953

Woman's Club of Jacksonville Beach

December 12, 1935 the Pablo Civic League changed its name to The Woman's Club of Jacksonville Beach and bought a clubhouse! The first meeting in the clubhouse was held January 21, 1938. The club was admitted to the State and General Federation of Woman's Clubs and officially became Jacksonville Beaches Woman's Club May 1926 Pablo Creek Civic Club was organized by a small group of local women. At that time there was only one road that connected south Jacksonville with the Beaches area and that was two lane Atlantic Boulevard. The 1950's: members continued to support community life including public schools, churches, public health issues and environmental concerns. Hundreds of volunteer hours and dollars raised through designated efforts helped special projects and scholarships In 1964, the group sold their first clubhouse and built their second clubhouse in Jacksonville Beach.
1958 Veterns Day Parade

Jacksonville Beach (Eve far left) Eve - 1959 Jacksoneville Beach1964 Phoenix, AZCharley, David, Pamela & Renee
1966 Santa Cruz, CA Charley, David, Bill19721973Which way to Woodstock? 1975 Renee Folks. Charley, Lynae Folks & Jan2002 Eve at Cocoa Beach, Florida