One of Our Own. Theodore Roosevelt Georgia Ancestry
The article traces President Theodore Roosevelt s deep Georgia Revolutionary and Confederate ties through his mother s Bulloch line and kin in Georgia society. It notes Archibald Bulloch s leadership, the Provincial and Continental Congress roles, and how Roosevelt s lineage links to notable Georgia figures and Midway Church settlers, highlighting enduring regional memory.
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Theodore Roosevelt
United States of America
Georgia
Roosevelt
Georgia Society of the
Bonn
Matthe Bulloch
Archibald Bulloch
Arst Continents Congress
Congress of
Davie Stewart
James Bullooh
Virginia
Gaiison
Bulloch
Savannah
South Carolina
Tbe
Benjamin Franklin
London
Habersham
Noble Wynn‘borley' Jones
Bullock
Jobp
Mouston
Noble W
Jones
Lyman Hall
Zobly
Continental Congress
Philadelphia
Georgia Historical Society
Congress
Thio
Geogia
Balloah Wan
Palanelphie Fay
Houas
Balloch
Council of Five
Ballock
Sevannah
Commonwealth
Georgia Historians’ Society iv
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Josephse Sathna
Thie
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William Bellinger Bulloch
United States
James Stephen Bettsch Fist
Ann Erwin
John Erwin
Martha Elliott
United States Senate
John Miliott
Den
Daniel Stewart
Revolutionery Fame
Mattha Ballock
New York
James B. Balloch
Alabama
Mro. Roosevelt
Irsine
Mroosevelt
South
Marshha' Bulloch
Existeres
Wall
Sil Georgia
Fat
Old Midway
Dorekeater
Mass
Fireé
Booth Garolina
Ibue
Liberty County
New England
Old Midway Church
Eanrsky
Gaorgis Society
Rataiog
Mom
Thair
Asnlversity
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Fragmented OCR notes describe a plant remedy praised for cholera relief. The writer recalls illness and recovery after taking doses, noting two doses allegedly cured an attack and mentioning a bottle of the same remedy. Names and places are unclear due to garbled text.
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Bymaiers
Grumbling Parishioners Explain Church Critics
A Presbyterian Renkin piece describes the grumbling parishioner who criticizes ministers, choir, elders, sextons, and trustees. The text portrays his fault finding as moral and spiritual biliousness, urging a practical cure through office responsibility and steady effort rather than constant fretfulness.
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Pionour Fogern
Grambler
Offdale
Sexton
Alf
Han
Seome
W. K
Presbyterian Renkin
Third Attack on Presidents in 1805 at Capitol
An editor letter recounts a January 30 1805 assassination attempt on President Jackson at the Capitol during Warren Davis funeral services. It describes the assailant Richard Lawrence drawn pistol to the breast, Jackson’s defense with his cane, and the crowd surge as Woodbury and Lieut. Gedoey restrained the attacker. It notes political figures like Calhoun and Clay were briefly suspected of involvement.
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Mark Times
Lincoln
Jackson
Capitol
Washington
Warren Davie
South Carolina
Comsofsko
Oarthes
Richard Lawrencs
Washington City
Co Oharacterintic
Callam
Lawrense
Provident
Aseasnin
Woodbury
Lieut
Gedoey
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