Walton County History Detectives

If you enjoy helping others, researching history, or sharing your knowledge of Walton County's people and places, please join the Walton County History Detectives! To join, go to the History Detectives Message Boards.

Here is a list of our second batch of mysteries with links to the complete questions and solutions (if any). The links will open new windows so that you can explore the Message Boards and return to this page easily.

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51. Crowder, Barnes, and Marlow(e) Families

52. Tom and Marian Fullerton Stallworth

53. L & N Railroad Depot

54. Kinsey & Sons Candy Co.

55. Mars Family of Argyle

56. James Orr - Teacher at Palmer College

57. Claroy

58. Capt. William McPherson, Walton Guards

59. Poor Farm

60. Fluffy Landing

61. Basin Bayou

62. Knox Hill Pottery Founders

63. Morrison Springs

64. Patrick Henry Bowers

65. Forest Highlands

66. McGarigle Road

67. Laura L. Brown Parish

68. Old Harmony Cemetery

69. B. P. Morris

70. Shoals

71. Military Subdivision in Miramar Beach

72. Seacrest House formerly in Grayton Beach

73. Hemphill Homestead

74. Photographs Wanted of Alice May Campbell Catts

75. John Edgar West

76. Watson Family of Gaskin/Darlington

77. Wilcox Family in south Walton County

78. Four Mile Point Families

79. Gaskin Turpentine Mill

80. Sullivan Ancestors

81. Caney Creek/Jackson Still

82. Freeport Rail Line

83. Glendale Post Office?

84. Mid-century Architecture

85. Grimaldi Homestead House in Miramar Beach

86. Lake Holley, DeFuniak Springs

87. Wealthe and Leroy Wolfe, wintered in DeFuniak Springs, 1920s

88. Natural Bridge Post Office

89. Edgar Bloxham Campbell

90. Creek Indians

91. Where was Buena Vista?

92. John McCormick, 1850

93. Bernard Lee Gilbert, 1958

94. Henry S. Smith Family

95. John Ward and Nancy Knight

96. New Home and Alice Creek, 1935

97. Historical County Boundaries