| According to his
grandson, Charles Haulbrook, the house at 12 Comer Street in Maysville
was built by hand by Robert Woodward Haulbrook (1859-1943). The
house originally had a shingled roof and a front porch with banisters.
R.W. Haulbrook later sold it to Robert Garr
"Bob" Crisler (1889-1954) for $750. After Bob's death, Thara Richey Crisler
(1896-1976), his wife, continued to live in the house
for many years, keeping it immaculate, and growing beautiful, red roses
along the front porch.
The family of Ronald "Ronnie" Cecil Cochran,
Sr., lived in the house for a number of years.
In 2000, Trent Strickland remodeled the house,
adding vinyl siding and a green, tin roof. A room and porch were
added on the right side of the house.
In Nov. 2006, Northeast Georgia Homes, LLC
(Bobby Jones) purchased the house. According to Mr. Jones, tax
records show the house was built in 1873, which may be an error since
R. W. Haulbrook would have only been 14 years old at the time.
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April 2000 vacant
Oct 2000 renovation
Oct 2000 renovation
Oct 2000 renovation
Oct 2000 renovation
Oct 2000 renovation
Jan 2002 snow |
