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Gillis Long and his wife had two children, [http://georgelong.com/ George Harrison Long], a photographer born in 1954 and based in New Orleans, and Janis Catherine Long (born 1957), an attorney for the U.S. Trademark Office near Washington, D.C.​

Gillis Long and his wife had two children, [http://georgelong.com/ George Harrison Long], a photographer born in 1954 and based in New Orleans, and Janis Catherine Long (born 1957), an attorney for the U.S. Trademark Office near Washington, D.C.​

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Like many of the Longs, Gillis Long was a member of the [[Southern Baptist]] Church. An avid sportsman, Long purchased a hunting lodge north of [[Tallahassee]], [[Florida]], known as "Bull Run Plantation, which later became Kinhega Lodge.​

Like many of the Longs, Gillis Long was a member of the [[Southern Baptist]] Church. An avid sportsman, Long purchased a hunting lodge north of [[Tallahassee]], [[Florida]], known as "Bull Run Plantation, which later became Kinhega Lodge.

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