Georgia Chronicle notes on the Habersham Chapter and early Georgia press
A Georgia DAR column from January 1902 laments an error in a Capitol portrait mislabeling a Revolution major general and urges correction. It also mounts a detailed historical correction of early Georgia newspapers, postmasters, and Press history, including Sarah Hillhouse, James Johnston, and The Georgia Gazette, plus notes on the Washington Gazette and Monitor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Habersham
Capitol
Wiladom
Joseph Habershem
Georgia
Joseph Y Habersham
DAR
Atlanta
Old Commonwealth
Miss Griffin
Sarah Peter Hillhouse
Monitor
Y BR Hillhouse
Alexander McMillan
Washington News
Washington Gavette
Capt Hirthouse
Savannah
James Johnston
Georgia Gazette
Cellaple
Augusta Chronicle
Louisville Gazette
Louisville
Day & Healy
Ingland
Georgia Messenger
Macon
Republican
Lyon & Morse
Berrien Burroughs
United States
Osgood
Timothy Pickering
Washington
John Adams
Thomas
Sayvannan Ga
John Bolton
Benjamin Bayon
Southern District of America
Berrien Burroughe
Brunswick, Ga
Manyon's Cold Cure and the Johnstone Lineage Sketch
A fragment notes Manyon's Cold Cure claims to relieve head and throat symptoms rapidly. The text shifts to a genealogical sketch of the Johnstone family, tracing from Hugo de Johnstone in 1214 through majors and earls of Hartfell, Annandale, and allied lines, detailing marriages and notable holders of titles across Scotland and Britain.
Attorney Arranges Holding of Auction as Date Arrives
A legal notice details an agreement with a 6 percent interest loan and a 7 month term. Attorney liaises with parties to set an 7a time for the closing, with custody of documents and terms subject to court approval.
Johnstone Family from Culloden to North Carolina Era
Huger W Johnstone details the Johnstone line from Charles Edward Stuart exile at Culloden in 1746 to dispersion in North Carolina 1748 and 1776 to 1783. It traces Gilbert senior and junior Johnstone, marriages to Lucanne Barefield and Anne Eliza Higdon, numerous children, colonial era roles in North Carolina Georgia and Alabama, Revolutionary War service, ties to Kenan and Iredell families, and preserved artifacts at Idylwild including arms and signatures dating back to the 17th century.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbadeea
United States
Frederick Johnstone
Westerhall
Matthewe de Johnstons
Scotland
Hugo de Johnstone
East Lothian
John de Johnstone
Soltray
Soltary
Robert Rice
Drufries
John
Gilbert de Johnstone
Lanarkshire
Robert II
Gilbert
Gretna
Adam de Johnstones
Matthewe de Johnstone
Douglas
Arkinholm
Hugh Dousgles
Earl of
Ormand
Matthewe
James II
Johnstone
Agnes
Elphinstone
Mary
Doywager
James de Johnstone
Lord Johnstone
Wamfray
James Johnstone
Charlee I
Annandale and
Hartfell
Annand
Lochmaber Castle
James Johmstone
Annandale
Henrietta
William
Daudlas
Wilam, Johnstone
Sophia Fairheim
William J¢hnstone
Poe
Roe
Foot Guards
Westminster
London
John Johnstone
Henrietta Johnstone
Charles Hope
Hopetown
Austrelia
John Hope-Johnstone
Lothmaben Castle
Wag
Charlotte Wenden Bempden
George Johnstone
James
Ted
George
David Hume
William Johnstone
Kvie
Earl
Seillecrantle
George Douglas
Har
Dunbarton
Dunbarton Regiment
Gertice
Willam JH
Thomas
Gabriel
North Carolina
Penelope Phoney
Gar- Jana
Charles Eden
Penelope
John Pawson
Frances Button
John Rutherford
Georgia
Gilbert Johnstone
Ireland
Qbert
Charles Edward Stuart
Culloden
Brompton
Cane Fear
Gilbert Johnstone, Jr
Huo
South Carolina
Hugo
Hugh) Johnstone
Lucanne Barefield
Susanna
Richard Holmes
Margaret
John G Ashley
Alabama
Joan
Henry Stevens
Huger Johnstone
Samuel Johnstone
Higer
Jonanatone
Anne Eliza Higdon
John Howell
Howell
Wittlom
G Johnstone
Sisuer
Charles H. Johnstone
Mra Buean
William J Johnstone
J Tletcher Johnstone
McKenzie Johnstone
Tezas
Henry Johnstone
Hatherine Knox
Tryonview Lineal
Catawba
North
James Kenan
Continental One
Michael Johnstone Kenan
Sarele Island
Chowan
Bertle County
Canada
Samuel Johnattne
Onslow
Jean
George Blor
Hansa
James Iredell
United States Supreme Court
Archibald
Salisbury
Conn
New York Wnr
Albert Sydnee Johnstone
Confederate States of America
Eveanna Johnstone
House of Hanover
Gilberts
Scottich
Francis Marion
John Rutledge
Jonnatone
Gilvert Johnstone
Armagh
Huger
W Johnstone
Southern Railway unveils new schedules to Chicago and Northwest
On January 6 the Southern launched improved schedules to Chicago and northwest routes. The Florida Limited leaves Atlanta 6:20 am, goes directly to Cincinnati then Chicago arriving 7:19 am, with through sleepers to Cincinnati and Chicago. Dining, cafe, and drawing room cars run to Chicago, Cleveland, Pittsburgh, and Louisville. Through sleepers also to Detroit on select days. Grain No. 15 departs Atlanta 2 pm with through sleeper to Cincinnati. For reservations call Kimball House city office or union depot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Northwest
Southern Railway
Southern
Atlanta
Cincinnati
Florida
Cleveland
Pittsburg
Loutaville
Detroit
Kimball House
Union Depot
Chicago and Florida Limited Dining Car Train Description
Advertisement notes a fast vestibuled dining car train by The Gentral of Georgia Railway called Chicago and Florida Limited Leaves Avants daily morning, arrives Jacksonville, St Augustine, Thomavicle, Ra tran cars. Dining car and day charses for Stur. traveling passenger agent listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago and Florida Limited
Gentral of Georgia Railway
Jacksonville
Augustine
Oral Lorta
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Joseph Habesham
Thomas Heard
Morgan
Joseph Heard
Morgan County
Little River
Herbert
Newton County
John Durden
Henry Byrd
Troup
Anne Clark
Joseph Hearn
Columbia County
Mary P Prior
Miss Allen
Head
White Oak
Prior
Herbert Fielder
Lar
Americus
Ovadiah M . Fielder
Catherine Heard
Daughters of the American Revolution
Joseph Haberstan
Peachtree Street
Fitzpatrick
Virginia
Thomas William
Joseph
Greene County
Martha
Marth Napier
Benjamin
William Booth
Rene
Thamas Heard
Robert Wright
Marthe Napier
Fitzfather
BR J Massey
McDonald
MccDonald
Virgin's
Isle of Skye
Virginie
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Hiley
Tacob Hiley
America
Holland
Mary Magdalene Holesinger
Ann Sophia
Barbara
Elizabeth
Mary John
Thomas Aaceb Huey
Peeples
Elizabeth Peepley
William Les
Richmond
Judge Cincinnatus Feeples
Jerdine
Jourdine
Liberty County
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John H. Broughton
Think
Mr Peacock Dorcus Jerdine
Ister
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Lyons
Samuel Jeraine Lions
Margaret Wiliams
Bulloch County
Moseley
William Mosete
William II
Arthur Tha Chilldren
William IE
William Jonn
Edward
Arthur
Robert Moseley
Buckingham County
Woortalk County
Vitginia
Virginia Magazine
Morel—Hayden
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Jonathan Bryan
John Morel
Pennsylvania
Hudson-Parks
Lunisford Hutson
Bedford County
Virgini
Greenville
Amelia
Parke
Lawrence County
Thomas Parks
Lurinda Green
Jackson County
Gwinnett County
Falmetto
Malissa
Mr. Ross
Tennessee
Franklin
Witnois
Albert Gallatin
Arikansas
Samuel Fling
Kessiah Brockman
Ata
Texas
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Stokes
Mved
Eslie
Nancy
Stiller
Mississippi
Manerva
Mahaffa
Phillipa
Greentide
H. W. Clark
Clarke
Parks
Vielia
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T. P. Hudson
Bali
William Ball
England
Laencaster County
Hannah Atheral
Richard
Jesus
Margaret Dowman
George Washington
Hannah
David Fox
Bails
Spencer
Coan
Northumberland County
Mottrom
Ball
Elizabeth Landon Carter
Robert Carter
Minnie Hall
Westmoreland County
Prince William County
Woodbury
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Spencer Ball
Moses
Mary Ann Ball
Spencer Mottram Ball
Miss
Spencers
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Sire
Granttaire
Branch
Melvile Irby Granch
Matthew Branch
Cheaterfield
Benjamin Branch
Chesterfield
Edward Branch
Chesterfeld
Thomas Branch
Buckingham
Samuel Branch
Henry Branch
Susannah C
Henry Bell
Winifred
Woodlawn
Lesying
Powhatan
Robert G Branch
Hampden-Sidney College
Agnes W
John D. Wood
Prince Edward
Robert H Branch
John Alfriend
Chesterfield County
James Branch
Frances
Valentia
Phoebe
Mary Branch
Phoebe Hin
Velentia
Marty Mary Branch
John Branch
Aons
Obedience Baas
Prudence Thwesatt
Wil
Thomses
Molly
Edoward
Pradence
William Branch
Willam
Henry Mitchell
Edward Osborne
Robert Goode
Robert Gonde
Josias Tatum Branch Tanner
Thomas Branch Wilson
John Goode
Whitby
Matthew
Samuel
Gamer
Fhoebe
Lockett
Patty
Edward Brandy
Christopher Branch
John Archer
Martha Branch
Christopher
Archer
Hhe Wilk
Cheletopher
Henry
Amey Giles
William Branch Giler
Midley
Peter
Johanna Sandiber
Olive Branch
Versinsche
Betty Eppes Branch
Betty Eppes (Osborne) Branch
Edward Osborne Branch
Laurel Brook
Dinwiddie County
Elizabeth E . Branch
Thomas Peyton Giles
Armelia County
Petersburg
Wirginia
Caroline
General Branch
Smith
James River
Dutch Gap
Thomas Hart Raines
Joseph Habernham
Johnnetonea
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Countess of
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Willam Johnstone
Maranis
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Archiba
Vanstone
Annanstate
E. J
Marcleness
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Manyon
Maryon
Catarre
Bradfield Regulator le
Ryu
Atin
Madame Buppsets
Facate
P Akwaty
Belo
Atinaio
Ney
Schabes
Edimin Oidgg
Whitehall St
Ellingram Company
Hunnicutt
Montevallo
Owen Coal and Lumber CO
Felinary St
Green
Vasiu
Murray Muir Clunt
Hood
Bri
New York City
Im. Earle & Son
Irs
Parto’x Hotel
Ec Aa
A. Fliebman
Hed
Tsa
Honing
Lone
Andern Conveniences
Splendia
South Side
Anicth
Qrange
Pryor St
Marietta
A. F. Liebman
Flas
Psu Maiiesses
Ghotstin- Cunninghia
Ruvelty Go
Fibleagen
Gantt Faflereng
Ghorga Railway
Jonesboro
Hapeville
St Augustine
Henaville
Pmjsmacen
Bmi Jonesbeero
Ile
Ugk Am
Army
Bhaboard Air Lind Railroad
Ag Nartington
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Gunton
Georgia Railroad
Augusta
West Point Railroad
Atonts
Marigts
Sondsy
Failtwan
Carter
Cotes
Seta Po
Atlalita
Atlenta
L. W. Asnalg
Bree
Meteria
China
Whitehall
GARDE
BRT
Dorsey
Broswyn Albert Howe, Jr
Dorsey, Brewster & Howft
Attemears Staad
Dewoba
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