- In his will,
George Wymberley Jones De
Renne entrusted Wormsloe to the
Pennsylvania Company until the
death of his son,
Wymberley Jones De Renne, at which...
- Wormsloe. In 1875, five
years before his death, Wormsloe's then-owner
George Wymberley Jones De
Renne erected a
tombstone in the
grounds of the
estate to mark...
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grandfather George Wymberley Jones De
Renne and
father Wymberley Jones De Renne. De
Renne was born in 1891 in
Biarritz to
Wymberley Jones De
Renne and...
- Lumpkin,
Wilson (1907). DeRenne,
Wymberley Jones (ed.). The
Removal of the
Cherokee Indians from Georgia. Vol. 1.
Wymberley Jones DeRenne. Lumpkin, Wilson...
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Wymberley Jones De
Renne (September 23, 1853 – June 23, 1916) was an
American preservationist. He
became a
noted collector of
literature on the history...
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especially son
Wymberley Jones De Renne)
continued their father's
legacy of
maintaining and
printing collections of Georgia's history.
Wymberley Wormsloe De...
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history of Georgia, a
collection begun by
George Wymberley Jones De
Renne and
continued by his son,
Wymberley Jones De Renne. The
library contains the most...
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George Wymberley Jones De
Renne (1827–1880),
philanthropist and
preservationist Mary
Nuttall De
Renne (1835–1887), wife of
Georgia Wymberley Jones De...
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George Wymberley Jones De
Renne (born
George Frederick Tilghman Jones; July 19, 1827 –
August 4, 1880) was an
American planter,
bibliophile and philanthropist...
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Wymberley deRenne Coerr (October 2, 1913 -
October 5, 1996) was an
American diplomat and
politician who
served as the Amb****ador to
Uruguay from 1962...
