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BUC-EE’S - A Story of a Hard-worker American!

LMAO, Dude, my dude....

I'm more islander then you ever will be.

Major Wright road is named after my family, which are buried at Christ Church as one of the oldest marked Graves. We are part of not only SSI and Glynn county origin stories, but this states.

So, you're the tourist in comparison. And I care about the golden isles.

The light issues upsetting the turtle growth population has long been an issue, well before Buccess was even a thought.

I've done volunteer work in the 00's trying to help care for the nest and protect them.
You got me.
My maternal family's history on the island only goes back as far as the 1910 census as residents of the Dodge Home.
 
I will go to the big gas station once they have a lot a lot lizards there. That’ll be worth going here. Can you imagine how many lizards will be there? It’ll be a large selection.
 
Oh, I know that's not how it works. That's how it should work. I know that it is basically taking your land by force.
It is. This isn't a perfect world. In my case, I actually tried to just give them the land. As I knew it would just make my property more valuable. Then they offered me a stupid little amount. I made them pay me what it was worth then. Since then property goes for a lot of money as development comes that way.
 
How far back does your family go?

Samuel Wright was given a 100 acre land grant on SSI while it was still under British rule.

After fighting and helping win the War of American independence, Major Samuel Wright was given a 1000 acre land grant in Glynn county, though still keeping the 100 acre cotton plantation on SSI.

A memorial marker is still on the wall at Christ Church, Fredrica as shown.
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Samuel Wright was given a 100 acre land grant on SSI while it was still under British rule.

After fighting and helping win the War of American independence, Major Samuel Wright was given a 1000 acre land grant in Glynn county, though still keeping the 100 acre cotton plantation on SSI.

A memorial marker is still on the wall at Christ Church, Fredrica as shown. View attachment 9361574
Cool stuff
 
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