Collier-Howard House
In searching out their roots, descendants of Vines Collier often make a pilgrimage to Oglethorpe County, Georgia, and the Collier-Howard House, the home and burial site of the Collier patriarch. The original portion of the Collier-Howard House was constructed by Vines Collier about 1790. In 2010, the Colonial Dames honored the structure with an official marking ceremony. The following text, by Elaine Collier Neal, was delivered as part of that ceremony. It is posted here with Elaine’s permission.
In 1929, Jena C. Collier took the following photographs of the house.
Studies underway today may eventually lead to the Collier-Howard House being included in the National Registry of Historic Places.
Greg Evans
Are the graves of Vines Collier and his family accessible for me to visit? By the information in my family tree, Vines Collier is my 5th Great Grandfather.
collierheritage
Welcome! From which of Vines’ children are you descended? Yes, the graves are accessible. You may email me for directions.
Kristen Howard
I’d also love the address/directions. John Isaac was my 4th great grandfather.