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Atlanta Constitution in Atlanta, Georgia

11 May 1902

Page 35

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Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

May 11, 1902

Page

35

Last Fighting Days and Thrilling Death of General Morgan

Recalls General Morgan's 1864 Greenville death in Tennessee during a raid into East Tennessee and Virginia. Describes Morgan's camp at the Williams house, the surprise attack by General Gillem, the capture of his staff, Morgan's final stand, and his death at the hands of Private Andrew Campbell. Also notes the Morgan Inn and local memories of the event.

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John Morgan Jonesboro Greenville Morgan Thomas Johnson Rheatown Wllams Gassett Withers Rogers Clay Johnston Gillem Bull's Gap Rogersville Junction Southern Williams Mia Williams East Tennessee Morgarm Vaughn Knoxville Park's Ridge kKluswoman Mor-gan Alf James Lady Gillero Fark's Gap Ingerton Thirteenth Tennessee Cavalry Wilcox General Morgan Willams Morgan General Morgan Winnie Tine Captain Wilcox J. T Rogers Andrew Campbell Thirteenth Tennessee Cavalry Campbell Major Gassett Mason Hotel Abingdon Giltem General T Morgan Inn Williamses Wiliams Wiliam Dickson Andrew Jackson White House Tim W. D. Williams Ohio Lucy Wil-lame Lexington Lexington Rifles Morgem Kentucky Indiana Fentucky Columbus Tennessee Benna Vista Buckner
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Link Between Present and Passing Generations Severed

A lengthy reminiscence recounts Judge G. T. Carrie of Kennesaw Georgia and the fading antebellum Georgia cracker era. It traces railroad and press history from 1840 Madison to The Southern Miscellany and Major Jones letters, detailing family tales, a Christmas gift bag scene, marriage and the naming of Henry Clay Jones, with reflections on marriage and gender roles.

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Georgia J. Edgar Thompson Penfield Carrie Stallins G. T. Carris Tom Stallings Christian Index Jones Cartle Colonel Thompson G. T. Carrile Judge Carrie Kennesaw Cobb County Sammy Lowtis G. T. Carrie Augusta Madison Cornelius R. Hanleiter William T. Thompson Thompson Major Jones Mr. Thompson Tom Mary Ike Ping Miss Mary Joseph
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Rescue Aboard The Ghostly Judith Crew Of The Gold Dredger

Johnny Lesle recounts a perilous night after the Judith capsizes, drifting at sea with Sam and Pete. A distant schooner led by Captain Perkins rescues them, the crew sharing bacon, coffee, and bread as the two sailors reflect on past lives and the mystery of their pursuers. The captain hints at a past in hardware and a free spirit, while the rescued boys learn to cope with their sudden change in fortune.

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South Carolina Tillman McLaurin Harieston Post Senate Brawley Mary Miss Mary Hemet Mias Stallings Aberham Theodore Carl Une Charles Beverly Keziah Henry Clay Clay Joseph Henry Clay Jones Joseph and Mary Jones Thompson Ti Death Johnny Les-le United States Sam Peter Jack Pete Aryl Judith Johnny Billingsgate Peta Jungo Ory Opery Bill Perkins Santiago Seenyer Caloyan Senor Caloran Kermute Peterson Captain Perkins Laula Gottlieb Knut Judith Jess Perkima Calyforny George Washington Vittels Kernute
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