Chronological Arrangements of Revolutionary History
A Georgia state chronicle honors Dr. W. B. Burroughs for assembling a long list of events from 1769 to 1783. It catalogs Georgia actions and battles tied to the American Revolution with dates, places Savannah Augusta Fort Morris Ninety Six and names like William Few Lachlan McIntosh and Archibald Bullock, detailing proclamations, captures, sieges, and the declaration of independence.
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W. B. Burroughs
Brunswick
Georgia
D. A. FR
Moat Certion
Chaptey
Province of Georgia
Savannah
General Assembly
North America
Lexington
Mass
Mecklenburg
Jyne
Council of Safety
Bavannah
Washington
Inchist
Asd
Oret
Province of
America
Bowen
Joseph Haharshamarabes Baik
Maitland
Tx-bee
Lata Sontinente Congress
Africa
Navy
Ijf
Cambridge
Georgia Council of Safety
Laentan Metacosh
Champ Elbert
Hautenant
Joseph Habersham
Habersham
Continental Congress
Maanachusetts
Virginia
George
Delaware
Futchinson Island
Congress
Augusta
Exchtigada
Archibald Bullock
Executive Committee of
Liberty Pole
Rma
George II
William of Dunyton
South Carolina
Gorsia
Fort Molotosh
St. Ia River
Grown
Canningham
McGirth
Richard Winn
Liberty County
Raat Howe
Dale
Claven
John Wereat
Poor Hill
Bulltown
Gent
Savenseh
Dartan
Baker
Soree Teregeaes
Fort Morris
L. V. Fuser
Molotesh
Molnteh
Ancrean
Howe
Moln- Losh
Hilbert
Huger
Walton
Savanagh
Provost
Broughton Street
Bull and Drayton
Sunbury
Libarey County
Joseph Lane
King's Army
Charokee Hill
Gavennah
Tennil
Fort Morrin
Lane
Syacualy
Estire
Romlag
Andrew Pickens
Jean Dogly
Clark
Boyd
Kis
Briar Creek
Ash
Sisye
House of Assembly
John Houarah
Lachlan Mafntosh
George Walton
Reba
Devereaux Jarratt
Hingagament
Great Savannah
Nelson Ferry
Colonel Clark
Fort Goersen
Hatris
White House
Auguste
Elijah Clarke
Brown
King's Mountain
North Carolina
Cowpens
Fort Galphie
Silver Bluff
Caroline
Baraonah River
Ninety-Six
S.C
Fort Cornwallis
Fort Griarson
Thomas Browne
Pickens
Colonal Lae
Grierson
Society of Colonial Dames
Ogercee Road
Ebehoney
Jerusalem
Sherg
Sere
Jasper
Newton
Hevannah
Hickory Hill
James Burlay
Mulier
Lachlan McIntosh
Daughters of the American Revolution
Great Huiiai
Preitninty Reaty
Shade
Ria
Batie
Combe
Carolina
Peris
Wonderful work by Derrys at Tallulah Federation school
The Tallulah Falls Federation School receives praise for transforming a bare one room county school into a modern four acre campus with five rooms and a model kitchen workshop. Principal Miss Fannie Campbell and assistant Miss Madeline Quillian lead industrial and agriculture programs. visitors from Atlanta showcased candy making and music. Mrs. Derry and her husband Professor Joseph T. Derry are highlighted for leading Soldiers Home efforts, enabling library support, and visiting veterans with charitable acts and large print Bibles.
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Federation School
Tallulah
Derry
Tauntaig
Plas
Habersham
Rabun
Childrew
Mra
Terry
Ou Te Bala
Diack
Diack #at teen head cops
Mim
CW. Jerome Weventy
Fomeok Derry
Berry
Hia Pen
United States
Lin Literare
Hin- Loriraproductian
Mary J. Blackburn
Atlanta Woman's Club funds for Tallulah Falls Industrial School
The Atlanta Woman's Club contributes funds and furniture for a model home for teachers at Tallulah Falls Industrial School. The education committee, aided by local leaders, arranges donations of lumber brick lime and hardware from Georgia collaborators. Plans by Professor Fred Orr envision a cottage for two teachers and twelve boarders, with construction advancing as payroll funds come in. The piece praises rising support in Rabun Habersham counties and urges continued funding and tax support for universal education.
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M. A. Lipscomb
Tallulah Faria
Beall
Bonia Mellor Optimus
Magnolia Grandtfors
Bagi
North Haat
Szores
Prosperty
Thrite
Furniening Af
Southern Railwan
Peabody Fund
Education Committee of
Atlanta
Woman's Chatch
Eal
Atlanta Woman's Club
John x. Otley
Fort
Cosby Hubbard
Cherokee County
Ollie Blalock
Burton
Mountelna
State Normal School
Tallulah Falla Industrial School
Ft. Bue
Federation of Clubs
Qve
H. H. Tift
Tifton
Gambeceibad
Nichola Peterson
Profesaor Fred Orr
Athens
Tift
Mar Kriegshaber
Lipscomb
Price-Smith
Professor Orr
W. D. Lamar
Macon
Sidney Lanter
United Daughters
the Confederacy
BG. McCabe
Mra Opfar Peeples
Bertha Nussbaumt
Rabun
Habersham
Georgia
Bible Returned to Georgia Woman During Civil War Reunion
The Confederate Veteran notes a Bible found in Atlanta during Sherman’s march and later returned to Amanda J. J. Mayson of Atlanta. Captain Paul Callison of New York preserved the Bible, a gift to the Atlanta Female Institute class of 1850, and it was finally handed to Miss Amanés Mayson amid Forty-second Georgia regiment reunion events.
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Georgia
Lees
Amanés Mayson
Atlanta
Paul Collaon
Chemung
N. Y
Adutts Female Seminary
Elmira
Colmwan
Allanta Female Institute
Femena Atlanta Female Institute
Sherman
Guerala
Paul Callison
New York
Coliman
N.Y
Atlamta News
Eaper
Amanda
J. Mayson
J. & Mayson
Elpaa
Clark Hewell
James Mayson
Hwell
Collson
Confederkay
Yeaee
Wen Picay My
Wa Asberetens
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United Daughters OF the Confederacy
Baatore
Hies Pee Sco
Stm West
Peachires Street
Atante
State of Georgia
W. BB. Burroughs
Fannie Campbel
Madeline Quillian
Mice Barah Webb
Vinit
Atlanta Gitzin
Margaret Grant
Isabel Hobinson
Adgara Ellis
Lingcomb
Adgate Ells
Esabel Robinson
Virginia Lipscomb
William D. Ellis
H. HH
Telk Pho
Soute
James Smith
Smithsonia
Lood Library
FR. G. McCabe
Toneph Derry
Homs
Auania
Club Reports
Cherekes Club
Glub
Rt. Pullng
Rgent
Cloginnat
Cherokee Club
General Federation
Calhoun
Joseph T. Derry
Ana Biane
Lueband
Tal Julah