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Searcy Brothers

John W., Andrew J., and Butler Searcy from Alabama operated a sawmill at Searcyville in the years after 1910. The mill produced railroad ties and bridge timbers for the International & Great Northern. The mill was located on Seven Bridges Road between the Tubb ferry site on Mud Creek and Blackjack. Some of the logging was done at Cane Island. Eighteen-hundred pound steers were used to pull log wagons to the mill. Searcy children were taken by bus to the Blackjack School.

Mill Details

Alpha Numeric Key:

CK

Owner Name

John W., Andrew J., and Butler Searcy

Location

Searcyville

County

Cherokee

Years in Operation:

11

Start Year:

1910

End Year:

1920

Decades:

1910-1919,1920-1929

Period of Operation:

1910 to 1920

Town:

Searcyville

Company Town:

1

Peak Town Size:

Unknown

Mill Pond:

2

Mill Type
Product
Power Source
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