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Bulloch History with Roger Allen: Ferries become part of transportation in Southeast Georgia
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Roger Allen
Note: The following is the first of a series of columns exploring the importance of rivers, ferries, bridges and waterways in the early history of Georgia and Bulloch County. In 1770, the Rev. John J. Zubly of the Independent Church of Savannah operated his Zubly Ferry between Georgia and South Carolina. Many called it the Middlesex Island Ferry.
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