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The marker for Lettie Bryant and Leo Turner is located at 215 Mississippi Drive in Waynesboro.

Lettie Bryant and Leo Turner

The old Strengthford School is on the Strengthford Bankston Road in front of the Masonic Lodge #568, near the intersection with Waynesboro-Matherville Road.

Strengthford School

Matherville is on Highway 510 about 10 miles east of Shubuta, near the Clarke County line.

Matherville

This marker for General James Patton is by the Winchester Cemetery at Winchester United Methodist Church (south of Waynesboro).

General James Patton

Winchester is on Highway 45 about 6 miles south of Waynesboro.

Winchester

This marker for Major General Ira Platt Swift is at junction of the Buckatunna-Chicora-Clara Road and Chicora-State Line Road in the community of Chicora.

Major General Ira Platt Swift

Buckatunna is about 13 miles south of Waynesboro on Highway 45.

Buckatunna

This marker is on Dyess Bridge Road where it meets Big Rock Road - east of Waynesboro

Dyess Bridge

First Baptist Church is at Azalea Drive at Mississippi Drive (Highways 184 and 145 intersection) in Waynesboro.

First Baptist Church Waynesboro

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