History of Thomas County Part Two Tragic Indian War Tale
Second instalment recounts early Thomas County frontier life with Phillip Paris and Nathan Paris attacked by five Hitthataltown Indians led by One-Eye. Mr Chastain and the Paris brothers defend property, Paris brothers are killed, three Indians hung, a boy dies twice on the gallows, and Paul Coulson and related figures are memorialized.
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Thomas County
Phillip Parly
Nathan ‘Paris
Charles Kingsley
Glasgow
Kingsley
Thomasville
Paris Brothers
John Chastain
Mr. Chastain
Chastain
Phillip Paris
Nathan Paris
Phillip’ Paris
Mr. Paris
Mgr
Georgia
Florida
Tallahassee
Timpuche
Billy
Honls Hadja
One-Eye
Jimi
Bob
Thomas Superior Court
Thomas
Aaron Everitt
John Carlton
Charles H. Kingsley
Henry Cooke
Boaz. Stanaland
William Carson
Edmund P. Wester
George’ Hicks
Moses Daniel
Hardy Bryan
Michael Horn
Shadrach Atkinson
Titi
Horns' Hadid
One-Hyé
Jim
Timpache
Honis Hadjo
Dye
One-Hye
Honia Hadjo
Lott Warren
Moses Fort
Paul Coalson
Miller's Bench
Bar of
Miller
Piney Woods
Coulson
H. M. Hanna
Henry Wyche
Paul Coulson
Burke County
Eatonton
Alonzo Church
Athens
Franklin College
Clayton
Elizabeth G. Blackshear
Edward Blackshear
White
William H. Torrence
Hsy
Warren
Coalson
Fort
Thaddeus G. Holt
Twiggs
Latrens
Pulaski
Telfair
Irwin
Appling
Ware
Lowndes
Decatur
Early
Baker
Dooly
Thomas E. Blackshear
Thomas Jones
Mitchell Jones
E. R. Young
William H. Reynolds
Thomas Wychs
Duncan Ray
Lucien H. Raines
Thomas Mitchell
James J. Blackshear
Thomas ‘Johnson
Daniel MacIntyre
Richard ‘Mitchell
Nathaniel Mitchell
Michael Young
Mitchell
Edward B. Coalson
John Young
Macon County
R. K. Call
Congress
Territory
James PD. Westcott
United States
Leslie A. Thompson
Charles H. Dupont
Supreme Court of
Thomas Baltzell
John XK. Campbell
Theadle
James A. Berthelot
James A. Dunlap
Francis A. Cash
Philip S. White
Joseph M.‘ White
Oscar White
Col
Richard H. Long
Wilkes County
Broad River
Gov. Gilmer
Campbell
Thames County
George Hamlin
Messrs
Dunlap
Cash
Berthelot
Westcott
State Department
Mr. van Buren
Gen. Jackson
De‘bate
Baltzell
Ph ‘White
Booth
Mr. White
John Taylor
Taylor
Erskine
Phillips
Lewis Bond
Bond
Mr. Taylor
Burke
Warren Hasting
India
Wilkinson Superior Court
Prentiss
Senate
Franklin
Franklinville
Sulkies
Haresback
Lawn
The
Law
Jungs
Codison
Polley
Mr. Coulson
Superior Court
Thomas Porter
Southern Bar
Isq
Stephen .F. Miller
Daniel D. Sturges
Hesqs
Stephen I. Miller
University of
Millidgeville
Whitner
Madison County
Archibald MacIntyre
Donald McLean
Col. Young
Jackson
State Senate
Bullock County
Ochlocknee
Aucila
Proctor’s
Ochlocknee River
Milledgeville
Fletcher Institute
Smith
Grooversville
Duncansville
Stanaland
Sealers
Mr. McCain
Sweatman
Donaldson
Collins
M. Young
James A. Newman
Tucker
Pike
Newman
Warrior Creek
Little River
Young
Captain Sharpe
Captain Tucker
Hamilton W. Sharpe
Sharpe
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