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and planting a new oak avenue (still in use) lined with over 400 oak trees. He continued his father's contributions to history and tradition, publishing several works for the
Georgia Historical Society and establishing Wormsloe's library. Upon his death in 1916, Wormsloe passed to the grandchildren of George Wimberley Jones De Renne. In 1917, one grandson, Wymberley Wormsloe De Renne (1891–1966), bought his cousins' shares of the plantation.
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In 1961, Barrow donated most of the
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The Isle of Hope is an island (or peninsula, depending on marsh water levels) situated approximately 11 miles (18 km) southeast of downtown
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In his will, George
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Noble Jones applied for a lease for 500 acres (2.0 km) on the south side of the Isle of Hope in 1736 (the
Trustees did not approve the lease until 1745) and began building a fortified house overlooking the Skidaway Narrows. The house was constructed between 1739 and 1745 using wood and tabby, a
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The arched entrance to
Wormsloe is located just off Skidaway Road, near the Isle of Hope community. The state-controlled area includes the scenic oak-lined avenue, a museum, and a walking trail that leads through the dense maritime forest to the ruins of the tabby fort built by Jones in 1745. More
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and had five rooms. Oglethorpe allotted Jones' fort a 12-man marine garrison and a scout boat with which to patrol the river. "Wormslow"— the name Jones gave to his Isle of Hope estate— probably refers to
Wormslow Hundred, Herefordshire, in the Welsh border country from which the Jones
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In the early 1730s, the
English decided to colonize the islands between the Carolinas and Florida. A charter was granted in 1732, and the first colonists set sail in the same year. The English colonists that arrived at Savannah in 1733 formed the core of what would eventually become the colony and
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George
Frederick Tilghman Jones took an active interest in Wormsloe (he changed the spelling from "Wormslow" to "Wormsloe"), enlarging the plantation's gardens, adding the first oak-lined avenue, and expanding the house. He changed his name to George Wimberley Jones De Renne (a corruption of his
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led an expedition against Spanish settlements in Florida and, en route, raided and destroyed the Spanish Native American missions off the Georgia coast. While Spain still claimed the coast and islands, the area was largely abandoned, creating a buffer zone between Spanish Florida and the English
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forces captured Savannah in 1864, the Jones/De Renne family was forced to flee. Although the plantation was confiscated by the U.S. government (it seized the property of planters who had supported the Confederacy), the property was eventually returned when De Renne was granted a full pardon by
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and the Isle of Hope and splits the Skidaway River into two narrow channels, the main (navigable) channel of which is known as the Skidaway Narrows. The main channel of the Skidaway River presently flows between Long Island and Skidaway Island, although in colonial times the main channel flowed
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George Jones, who served as a U.S. senator and in various capacities in the Savannah government, built a new, more elaborate house at Wormsloe in 1828, which is the plantation house that is still standing, and made cotton a staple of the plantation. Jones's son, George Frederick Tilghman Jones
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in 1768, and took part in a mission that seized a large supply of gunpowder from the provincial powder magazine in 1776. Noble Jones' will stipulated that after the death of his daughter, Wormsloe would pass to Noble Wimberly and thence to Noble Wimberly's heirs "forever." Thus Noble Wimberly
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have probably inhabited the Isle of Hope on at least a semi-annual basis for thousands of years, as indicated by oyster shell deposits excavated in the vicinity. By the time European explorers arrived in the area in the 16th century, the island was claimed by the
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With the death of Noble Jones in 1775, Wormsloe passed to his daughter, Mary Jones Bulloch (c. 1730-1795). Jones' death occurred just as the American colonies were on the verge of breaking away from England. Jones remained a loyal supporter of
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in turn transferred it to the State of Georgia the following year. In 1979, the state opened the site to the public as Wormsloe Historic Site. The descendants of Noble Jones still control Wormsloe House and its surrounding acreage.
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wealth throughout his lifetime, including 5,500 acres (22 km) and five town lots in the Savannah area. Jones served the young colony in multiple civic capacities, as judge, militia captain, and colonial legislator.
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on Saint Simons Island and the Savannah townsite. The English were concerned that the Spanish still claimed the area and would eventually attempt to expel them. Conflict erupted in 1739 with the outbreak of the
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infestation in the 1970s killed off most of the old-growth pines. A short interpretive trail near the museum displays prints of wildlife and birds by the 18th-century naturalist
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in order to make Wormsloe profitable. Jones initially planted several types of crops, including corn, rice, various fruits and vegetables, and possibly
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throughout his life, a stance that often brought him in direct conflict with his son, Noble Wimberly Jones (1723–1805), who was an ardent supporter of
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The Wormsloe site is within a dense oak-pine maritime forest. Much of the forest originally pre-dated European settlement of the Isle of Hope, but a
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grandmother's maiden name, Van Deren). He began publishing a periodical collection of rare early Georgia documents under the title, the
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labor to tend Wormsloe in the plantation's early years. When the Trustees revoked the ban on slavery in 1749, Jones used
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hut and several small outbuildings that simulate a living area for Jones' marines and slaves.
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state of Georgia. Among them was Noble Jones (d. 1775), a physician and carpenter from
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773:Wormsloe: Two Centuries of a Georgia Family
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2015:Grand Bay Wetland Education Center
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1902:Roswell Recreation and Parks
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1985:Chattahoochee Nature Center
1945:Morningside Nature Preserve
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487:slave labor
387:Carolinas.
384:James Moore
357:Creek tribe
289:Long Island
213:Noble Jones
156: /
132:Coordinates
2605:Categories
2424:Washington
2344:New Mexico
2339:New Jersey
2214:California
1712:New Echota
1489:High Falls
1454:Fort Yargo
1429:Don Carter
1168:Okefenokee
1153:Bond Swamp
1143:Banks Lake
684:References
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305:Wilmington
277:salt marsh
273:Herb River
141:31°57′53″N
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2399:Tennessee
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2279:Louisiana
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1770:Hightower
1635:and sites
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1499:Jack Hill
451:Frederica
428:silkworms
144:81°4′14″W
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2324:Nebraska
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2219:Colorado
2209:Arkansas
1775:Paulding
1732:Wormsloe
1564:Seminole
1178:Savannah
1173:Piedmont
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361:Yamacraw
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184:73000615
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2259:Indiana
2239:Georgia
2234:Florida
2204:Arizona
2194:Alabama
1839:County,
1750:Bartram
1742:Forests
1604:Tugaloo
1479:Hamburg
1158:Eufaula
1040:Federal
1032:Georgia
828:May 20,
516:Patriot
423:stories
376:Florida
330:History
2374:Oregon
2329:Nevada
2269:Kansas
2244:Hawaii
2199:Alaska
2135:Topics
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1609:Unicoi
1183:Wassaw
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491:indigo
307:, and
299:, and
297:Vernon
217:avenue
2506:Palau
2404:Texas
2284:Maine
2249:Idaho
1850:Parks
1789:Other
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1396:Parks
1387:State
552:Union
443:tabby
353:Yuchi
221:tabby
169:Built
2460:Guam
2409:Utah
2364:Ohio
2264:Iowa
924:ISBN
878:."
830:2018
759:2008
495:silk
419:lime
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