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Oak Hill, the home of John Drewry and the birthplace of his son William Humphrey Drewry, from a sketch in the possession of Dr. David Barnes Drewry. Half of the home was destroyed by fire and the remaining half was moved and still stands west of Drewryville. |
| Magnolia from an oil painting in the possession of Burton L. Drewry and provided by Dr. David Barnes Drewry. |  |