HISTORY
George Radney, Sr.
and
Mary Thomas Radney
Grandma Hannah Abrams (George's Mother)
Reverend George Washington Radney was born on October 15, 1854 on a plantation in Stewart County, Georgia. The place was then called Jamestown, but it no longer exists. It was located Northwest of Louvale, Georgia.
His mother, Hannah Radney Abrams, brought him up in a Christian and God-fearing home. In later years he became a Baptist minister and served many years as a Pastor.
OUR BEAUTIFUL
CHILDREN
Grandpa George and Grandma Mary Radney
James C. Radney
George Radney
Luella Radney
Mabelle Radney
Leola Radney
John T. Radney
Emma Radney
Charlie Radney
Laura Radney
Clark Radney
Willie Radney
On December 11, 1875, he married Mary Thomas, daughter of Kin and Jane Thomas. To this union were born eleven children: James Radney, George Radney, Luella Radney Cox, Mabelle Radney Thornton, Leola Radney Hall, John T. Radney, Emma Radney Tomlin, Charlie Radney, Laura Radney, Willie Radney, and Clark Radney. All of the eleven have now passed.
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On July 8, 1920, Mary Thomas Radney passed at the age of 70 years old. On July 3, 1941, Rev. George Washington Radney passed at the age of 87 years old.
The real history of our family is seen in you and me today. You and I have grown and developed because of the humble beginnings we shared from Grandma and Grandpa Radney. Let us be grateful for every sacrifice our fore-parents made so that you and I can enjoy the lives we enjoy today.
