Press
Jordan’s Journey has been featured in several publications (listed in order of publication date):
- “The Past Uncovered: Author’s research uncovers deep-rooted families and long-lost communities in Northwest Georgia.” Rome News-Tribune, 12 Feb 2012: C1. Print. (Published online on same day).
- “‘Jordan’s Journey’ Takes A Trip Into The Past Of NW Georgia And A Family.” The Summerville News, 23 Feb 2012: 1-B. Print. (Published online 27 Feb 2012).
- McEntyre, Christi. “Armuchee Valley native compiles family, area history in “Jordan’s Journey.” Walker County Messenger, LaFayette, GA, 29 Feb 2012: Front Page. Print. (Published on CatWalkChatt.com, 5 Mar 2012).
- Jones, Jamie. “Jordan’s Journey: Man explores his family ancestry, learns about links to Georgia’s history.” The Daily Citizen, Dalton, GA, 30 Mar 2012: 5. Print. (Published online 4 Apr 2012).
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Genealogy/local history articles written by Mr. Scoggins have been published as follows:
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- “A Man of Most Simple and Attractive Manners.” Georgia Backroads, Autumn 2017. Print
- “Caney Fork Township in the 19th Century: Pioneers from Georgia and Beyond Settle the Arkansas Wilderness” (written with Joyce Wood). The Gems of Pike County, Arkansas, Pike County Archives and History Society, Summer & Fall 2011, Vol. 22, Nos. 3 & 4: 4-9. Print.
- “Subligna Rich In History: Scoggins Family Part of Stores, Gins In Area.” The Summerville News, 8 Mar 2012: 1-B. Print. (Published online as “Subligna Rich In History” 9 Mar 2012).
- “The Language of History.” Georgia Backroads. Summer 2014. Print.
- “Polishing the Gilt Easel.” Georgia Backroads. Winter 2015. Print.
- “Polishing the Gilt Easel: Iconography of the Crayon Portrait” Palaver. Spring 2015. Web.
- “The Scoggins Family and Subligna Go Way Back.” Georgia Backroads. Winter 2012, Vol 11, No 4. Print.
- “Seen and Unseen: The Inner World of Sahkanaga.” Walker County Messenger. 19 Dec 2012, 23. Print.
- “We Are One People.” Georgia Backroads. Autumn 2013, 12, No 3. Print.