Gladys Veal Bolden "Sweet",VEAL SIX #4 Easter, 1957
Veal's Café was the 1st Negro Cafe in Downtown Milledgeville with a Coca-Cola Sign. The Veal Café was owned by the Veal Family Founders of Education, Sgt. Henry Veal, II and Mamie Solomon Veal. From 1937 – 1957. The Café was the preferred watering hole for World War II traveling African American solders to eat, drink adult beverages and socialize. It opened prior to World War II. Local oral history says many of the courthouse workers (all GEAPs) used their first downtown “Take Out Window” to buy a Fish Sandwich and Coca Cola Combo for a nickel. Henry, II stationed in France during World War I, was the cook to the Caucasian (Good European American) People, pronounced "JEEP" Army officers. Coca-Cola Authorization.
Veal Family Trees | Solomon Family Tree | Tree
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Veal-Solomon Hwy.
Pauline Veal Morgan 1902
Joseph Veal 1873 Katie M. Woolfork after 1930 Sandra W. Jones M’ville AA Tour Guide Molly Morgan Kelsey 1924 Marilyn Kelsey Gordon Slater’s Funeral Home
Rosa Veal Franklin 1912 Hal Franklin, MD 1948 – 1997
Rev. Henry Veal, III, 1925 - 2011 DOUBLE MASTERS
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Mattye Veal Binion, MS 1935 - 2006
Myra Veal, AA 1946 - 2007
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Home of 100 Slave Barn-Fomer Lamar Fairfield Plantation, Baldwin County, Ga. Gen. 1 - Henry Webster b 1832 married Jane Liggins b 1832
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Gen. 5 Annie Veal Brooks 1927 - 2006 Calvin Coolidge Brooks married Annie Veal Brooks in 1950.
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Submitted by Johnette
Brooks, a Milledgeville native, 3rd generation family historian, member
of the
National
Association of Professional Genealogists, Guest Lecturer for the Atlanta
History Central, Central Georgia Genealogy Society Baldwin County
African American Genealogist Specialists; AAHGS Metro Atlanta and Founder
of HOLLA at ya ANCESTORS.org.