Interview with Archie Jackson 3
April 4, 2001

 Natural History or the archeologist staff would locate that village. It would seem
 to me to be very important.

 J: That part belongs to a man named Andrews. He bought it from my family twenty
 years ago.

B: So they settled in Newnansville, and they came on over to the Paynes Prairie area
 and farmed a bit, and then what happened?

 J: Well, they farmed for a few years and then the War Between the States broke out
 in 1874.

B: Lawrence's first wife we don't know the name of, right?

 J: I don't have it here in my records.

B: One of the children of that marriage was your grandfather and his name was?

 J: Archie Lawrence Jackson.

B: Okay. Did he have brothers and sisters?

 J: Yes, he did.

B: By that same wife?

 J: Archibald Lawrence.

B: Where did he settle in? Do we have photos?

 J: I don't think we did.

B: We'll need to do that. This would be a picture of the home place on Kincaid
 Road with a horse and wagon out front and the three people would be your father,
 Archie Lawrence Jackson, his wife

 J: And probably her sister Leone.

B: Was it off of Kincaid Road? Was it at the bend?

 J: No. The house faced
 south.

B: Faced the Prairie.

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