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I am your host for the evening, Stephen Kilpatrick.

We are continuing to wander the streets of Savannah on our vacation.

This week takes us to the former site of a home at 401 West Perry Street

in the downtown area. This was the home of Eliza Gribble, formerly of Cornwall, England, but she had

settled into Georgia just before the Civil War with her husband, who had passed on prior to this part of the story.

Living with her was her daughter, Carrie O'Lander, and a lady who had been taken on as a renter

just a day before the events in question. Her name would be Maggie Hunter.

Maggie was estranged from her husband and had intended to make her living as a seamstress.

Her husband, J.C. Hunter, had moved a sewing machine into the house with his distant wife.

The relationship was a bit unconventional even for 1909. J.C. had served with a Georgia volunteer

infantry in the Civil War until he was wounded in the

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