Swartz Saw Mill Store, 1913.

This clipping came from the Monroe Morning World in 1965. Note the caption misspelled "Cosper". J.Y. Cosper was the grandfather of Anna Grey Noe. Cosper cemetery was named for him and his family, since they were once buried out there. Mrs. Noe had the Cospers and other family members disinterred and then entombed at Mulhearn … Continue reading Swartz Saw Mill Store, 1913. →

A History of Swartz School – Part 1

Here are the 1966 Swartz Gator yearbook pages about Swartz Schools. There are so many pages, I will have to make three posts to cover it all! Enjoy!

Swartz Sawmill

What you are looking at is what was the birth of the community of Swartz. I had never seen this photo of the E.G. Swartz Mill.