Georgia's General Colquitt in Civil War Era Life
A fragmented obituary style sketch recalls Georgia born General Henry L. Colquitt a cadet at Princeton and attorney who entered politics in 1840s Georgia. It describes his Civil War leadership, battles around Richmond and Cheat Mountain, service as brigadier general, capture, imprisonment, and postwar roles as president of the Georgia Historical Society and minister to Mexico.
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Sympathy for Mrs RT Nesbitt in Georgia sorrow
The Georgia district shares warm sympathy for Mrs RT Nesbitt whose husband Colonel Nesbitt died recently at their Marietta home. Nesbitt, a Confederate veteran and former state official, served as Georgia’s Agriculture Commissioner and a state senator. The community expresses heartfelt support and encouragement in her bereavement.
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Tracing the MIntosh Trail Across Georgia and Alabama
The article credits Mrs R H Hardaway of Sarah Dick inson chapter Newnan for detailing the McIntosh trail. It traces routes from Talkadeea Alabama to Senola Georgia and on toward Augusta and Macon, noting blazed Three-Notch road segments and a 1812 14 15 era Andrew Jackson march. It covers crossings of the Chattahoochee and Tallapoosa rivers, mentions Coweta Carroll and Randolph counties, and aims to extend the trail toward Talladega.
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D A R Club Reports Valdosta Tea For Martha Berry Scholarship
D A R club activities recount a Washingtons Birthday tea and celebration at the home of Mrs Roscoe in Valdosta. The event featured costumes, poems, songs, decor in white and blue, and a reception with colonial touches. Delegates to Augusta and Washington were named, with details of hostesses and attendees.
White family births and marriages listed in Etowah record
A long list of births and marriages for the White family and related names. Entries include Umma Laurette White born June 17, Ceigs Walton White son of same born Ware 12 1849, Martha C Millan White born March 16, 1840, John Munn White born December 13, 1897, Walter L Winte and others with birthdates spanning 1800s. Also notes marriages among Walters, Jones, Harris, Thornton, Lavenson, Stonecypher and Jackson lineages, plus death entries for Martha J Cobb and Tohn M White.
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Marty Lila Cuthaiine White
Fohn Munn White
Desamber
Figen
Lrtiden White
Heptrmler
Walter Luimin Winte Sen
Adolphus Terndon Witte
Martha C ‘Illan
Maret Do Oasis Chituaen
Thomas H White
Morris
White Bis
Martha C Mewllan
Jhomig Ho
Mertha & Me
Millay
Mr White
Sarah Ll White
Martha Nun
White
Mary Bo
Milissa Walters
Mo¢ Walters
Shomags H White
Chad Butruary
Sa Lalmore White
Albert Crayton White
William
Merling Keith
Ditza Jones
Rutten Henry Jackson Garland
Sttuk Ann Lilzabeth Garland
John Martin Vincent Harris
Lisabeth Jane Harris
Martha Emily Harris
Quuben Thomas Harris
Ils
Cuchiduudius Jones
James Janes
Mildred Jones
Limbert Lutius Jones
James
Catherine Jones
Jcted
Mildred Tones
Memorable Thornton
Tarmielia
Thornton
William Wothernton
Epp. Thorntons
Lucidan Fhornton
Deca Ialitha i Fhernton
Thomnas Lavenson
Julia Wo Lavenson
Wiliam Allen Wavenson
Thomas Wo Lavendon
Augustus Lafayette Allen
James F Allen
Caroline Allen
Sarat Ann Allen
Lingwda Adaline Vien
Ferom Thomas Ulen
John Wesley Allen
James Stonecypher
Kepjamin Stonecyphe
Saith Stomecyphe
William Stonecyphe
Martha R White
Tor White
Johnson Wee
John Wo White
Tous White
Neal J White
Sarah C White
Ann HH White
Charles & White
Thitas I White
May M White
Tohn M White
Martha M White
Martha J Cobb
James F. White
Martha J. Cobb
State Conference Program Is Made for Augusta Meeting
The state conference program for the Daughters of the American Revolution set for Augusta March 26 27 28 was arranged by Augusta chapter with Mrs T D Caswell as chairman and Mrs J B Cummings. An executive board meeting is planned for March 23 at 4 PM in Augusta city courthouse followed by events March 25 4 PM executive board meeting and March 26 9 AM opening with invocations and greetings. The program includes remarks by state regent Mrs Sheppard W Foster, introductions, portraits, reports, musical numbers, and a luncheon. activities span March 26 27 and conclude with memorials and a monument presentation at Meadow Garden.
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Howard Cree
John Marshal
Sheppard W Foster
Charles Phinlzy
Georgia
William Lawson Peel
J Redding
Matthew LL Scott
Semuel
Jamison
Joseph J. Wilder
Z J Fitzpatrick
Walter D. Lamar
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Nina Hornaday
T C Parkin
Meadow Girden
Mary M Cleckley
Mra
Morgan
Meadow Ganden
Marviind
Stanline
Lone America
Sheppard Woster
Roth Ashby Tones TV
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Mo Ashby Jones
Chores and orchards nurture patience and skill
A boy tends fifty apple trees with monthly care and steady labor. He learns to cope with borers, storms, and setbacks as he rebuilds and expands the family orchard. The piece reflects on rural work, education, and character built by chores and perseverance.
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Strange Fare Incident Taints City Cab Ride Tale
An incident in Exlin burgh involves a traveler named Macdonald from Toronto who, while eyeing a hotel in New York, was charged extra by a cabman. He recounts being asked for two shillings instead of one, with the driver quipping that higher fares deter travel on the Gwobath.
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Lifelong Democrat speech by ex editor Cale Fluhart
Hon ex editor Cale Fluhart delivers a feature address for Th Spoils club at Melodeon hall criticizing the Wilson administration and saluting veteran Democrats. He recalls 1884 to 1908 campaigns, praises reform banners, mocks Cleveland eras, and questions civil service limits amid tumultuous reception.
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Dead March of the Waters at Desolation Point
A moody verse fragment from a Melbourne Australia column evokes a spectral Dead March of the Waters. It laments cleansing tides and wrecked hopes, describing the headland’s melancholy oaks, ruined figures, and a sea that brings sorrow as night draws near.
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Settlement Duel Threats Between Elizabeth Wilkinson and Hannah Hyfield
Elizabeth Wilkinson of Clerkenwell and Hannah Hyfield of Newgate Market exchange heated terms seeking satisfaction. Wilkinson challenges Hyfield to meet on the Stag and box for three guineas with half-crowns staked. Hyfield vows she will not beg mercy and will repay with force.
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Clerkenwell
Hannah Hyfield
Newgate Marsket
Elizabeth Wilkingon
Marriages Of Iquelista White and Lucinda Moss
Iquelista White wed November 26 in a ceremony recorded with Charles White and Lucinda Moss listed among married couples. The notice notes a continuation next Sunday to provide further details about the unions and dates involved.
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