Coweta County Chronicles for One Hundred Years: With an Account of the Indians from Whom the Land Was Acquired and Some Historical Papers Relating to its Acquisition by Georgie, with Lineage Pages

Editor & Compilor-Mary G. Jones, Lily Reynolds

Edité par Southern Historical Press, 1997

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5th Printing (Southern Historical Press - 1994) LIKE NEW - Appears unread. No marks. No dust jacket as issued. 1st Edition published by The Stein Printing Company in 1928. . . . TABLE OF CONTENTS: * Map of Coweta County, Georgia -- 1.) Coweta and the Coweta Indians -- 2.) McGillivrays appeals -- 3.) Miscellaneous paragraphs -- 4.) Of the pioneers -- 5.) Presidential campaigns -- 6.) The prosperous years -- 7.) The prosperous period -- 8.) Early history of Senoia told by Mrs. Alice Baggerly Fall -- 9.) Record of service of Coweta County men in the Confederate Army -- 10.) The battle of Browns mill -- 11.) From the Southern Literary Messenger -- 12.) A tragedy causes the Curetons to return to Coweta -- 13.) From the "Herald" -- 14.) Death of Major Wooten -- 15.) Entertainments -- 16.) County Medical Association -- 17.) A leap-year party -- 18.) The death of William U. Anderson -- 19.) Baptists of Holly Springs buy Mount Zion -- 20.) Mild winter and grip -- 21.) Fires at Senoia -- 22.) Cotton brings only five cents -- 23.) Captain H. M. Law, Conductor -- 24.) Death of George Broom -- 25.) Death of Eugene Row -- 26.) Atlanta Presbytery in Newman -- 27.) Picking and planting cotton simultaneously -- 28.) Walker Glenn Camp -- 29.) Deaths of Mrs. Leigh, Dr. Peddy, Dr. McGee, and Honorable C. L. Moses -- 30.) The Newnan Herald and Advertiser, and Newnan News -- 31.) J. W. T. Gibson -- 32.) Guests of honor -- 33.) Coweta banks -- 34.) Rachel Mason and Chaney Allen -- 35.) Paul M. Counts letter -- 36.) Idle lands because of labor migrations -- 37.) Ye Olde Tyme Minstrels -- 38.) In memory of Charles L. Thompson -- 39.) The Southern Telegraph and Railway Accounting Institute -- 40.) Clarence Wilson, hero -- -----* Conclusion -- * Books written by Cowetans and about Coweta County -- * Lineages -- * A list of the first settlers of Coweta County by districts -- * Revolutionary soldiers who died in the county -- * County officials since 1897 -- * Index.

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• Titre: Coweta County Chronicles for One Hundred Years: With an Account of the Indians from Whom the Land Was Acquired and Some Historical Papers Relating to its Acquisition by Georgie, with Lineage Pages
• Éditeur: Southern Historical Press
• Date de parution: 1997
• Reliure: Hardback
• État de l'article: Like New
• Catalogues du vendeur:
  • Local Interest::Georgia