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Bulloch History with Roger Allen: Early Bulloch towns include Fido, Fly, Fish Trap
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Roger Allen
Note: The following is part of a series of columns looking at the founding and general history of southeast Georgia and Bulloch County. The little town called Fido, of all things, was located a few hundred yards from the Canoochee River just to the north of Moore's Bridge along the Seaboard Air Line Railroad. The post office here opened in J.G. Moore’s store and was named after Mrs. James G. Williams’ feisty dog, Fido.
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