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Biography Vertical File Index Is a Guide to the Contents of the Biography Vertical Files Maintained by GHS The Georgia Historical Society Biography Vertical Files Index The GHS Biography Vertical File Index is a guide to the contents of the Biography vertical files maintained by GHS. Vertical files contain newspaper clippings, journal articles, and various published and un-published resources about a particular subject. Information on individuals names are listed in capital letters and highlighted is in individual files. Information on individuals whose names do not appear in all capital letters and highlighted is combined in group folders. Vertical files are accessible in the GHS research center reading room. The GBS Notebooks listed as a See or See Also resource are an additional biographical source in the GHS research center reading room. A Abarr, Cecil ABBOT, JOHN (2 folders) Abbot, Louisa Abbott, Robert S. Aberjhani Abernathy, Thomas Perkins Abney, Beth Mobley (Mrs. George) Abolt, Russell Abraham, Capt. Lot Abrahams, Dorothea (1779-1853) see also GBS Notebook Abrahams, Edmund H. see also GBS Notebook Abram, Morris Berthold (Abrams, Edward see GBS Notebook) Abrams, Robert Update 3/25/2016 1 The Georgia Historical Society Biography Vertical Files Index (Ackerman, Nicholas J. see GBS Notebook) Adair, Robin Adami, Anne Adams, Ansel Adams, Arthur Adams, A. Pratt Adams, A. Pratt, JR. Adams, Annie Judith Wynn Adams, Dr. Carsbie C. Adams, Charles Olmstead ADAMS, FLOYD Adams, Hester Rebecca Adams, G. Claud Adams, James Mack Adams, John Adams, Rev. John Q. (1894- 1994) Adams, Lucinda Williams Adams, Mary Nelson Adams, Michael Adams, Ronald F. Adams, Samuel Barnard Update 3/25/2016 2 The Georgia Historical Society Biography Vertical Files Index (Adams, Sarah Elizabeth Eberson White (1779-1846) see GBS Notebook) Adams, Sarah O. (Mrs. A. Pratt) Adams, Thomas Hamilton (d. 1986) Adams, Wilhelmina A. Adams, William James Bullock Adler, Emma (Mrs. Leopold) Adler, Leopold ("Lee") Adler, Olga Adler, Sam G. Adler, Suzanne Agan, V.F. Agnew, Lea AIKEN, CONRAD (Akin, John Wesley see GBS Notebook) AKIN, STELLA Akins, George Albert, Maum Alden, John Richard Aldrich, David Alexander, Anna E.B. Update 3/25/2016 3 The Georgia Historical Society Biography Vertical Files Index Alexander, Adam see also GBS Notebook Alexander, Cecil A. Alexander, Edward Porter (1853-1910) see also GBS Notebook Alexander, Eleanor a.k.a. "Hard Hearted Hannah the Vamp from Savannah" (Alexander, James (1749-1805) see GBS Notebook) Alexander, John see also clipping file HISTORIC BLDGS.--SAVANNAH,GA.--KING- TISDELL COTTAGE (Alexander, Louis Frederika (Mrs. Adam) see GBS Notebook) Alexander, Nelli Holman Aliffi, Antonio Aliffi, Vic Allan, Walter, d. 1926 see GBS Notebook Allen, Rev. Charles Allen, Ivan Allen, John Leiper (1916-1985) Allen, Louise Richardson Allen, Mattie Banks (b. 1886) (Allen, Rev. Moses (1748-1779) see GBS Notebook) (Allen, Nathaniel "Nat" see clipping file SOCIETIES AND CLUBS--COASTAL JAZZ ASSOC.) Allen, Roy Allen, Ward Alls, Howard Update 3/25/2016 4 The Georgia Historical Society Biography Vertical Files Index Allyon, Licenciado Lucas Vazquez de Almand, Richard Henry, Jr. Almond, Bond Alstaetter, Col. Frederick William (1875-1966) see GBS Notebook Alston, Freddie Alston, Robert Altick, Marie (Mrs. Henry R.) Amatis, Nicholas Amatis, Paul see Amatis, Nicholas see also clipping file SILK Ames, Jessie Daniel Anderson, Anne Page (Mrs. Jefferson Randolph) Anderson, Bette B. Anderson, Clarence Gordon (1846-1925) see also GBS Notebook (Anderson, Col. Clifford (1848-1901) see GBS Notebook) Anderson, Earl R. (d. 1986) Anderson, Edward (b. 1847) ANDERSON, EDWARD CLIFFORD (1815-1883) see also GBS Notebook ANDERSON, EDWARD MAFFITT (1843-1923) see also GBS Notebook Anderson, Frances C. Anderson, Frank also see clipping file NEWSPAPERS--SAVANNAH, GA. Anderson, George Wayne (1837-1906) see GBS Notebook Update 3/25/2016 5 The Georgia Historical Society Biography Vertical Files Index Anderson, Henry Lee Norman Anderson, Jane a.k.a. "Lady Haw Haw" Anderson, Jefferson Randolph see also GBS Notebook ANDERSON, JOHN WAYNE (1805-1866) Anderson, John Waye, Jr. (1843-1901) see GBS Notebook (Anderson, Julian Jasper Emerald see GBS Notebook) Anderson, Lois (McIver) Anderson, Marion (Mrs. Robert E.) ANDERSON, MARY SAVAGE JONES (1873-1958) Anderson, Paul Anderson, Pro-Life “Andy” Anderson, Brig. Gen. Robert H. (1835-1888) see also GBS Notebook (Anderson, R.H., Jr. (d. 1901) see GBS Notebook) (Anderson, Richard S. (1852-1905) see GBS Notebook) Anderson, Robert H. Anderson, Taz Anderson William J. Andrews, Eliza Frances Andrews, Ernest M. Andrews, Mary Kay (Trocheck, Kathy) Ansa, Tina McElroy Update 3/25/2016 6 The Georgia Historical Society Biography Vertical Files Index Anson, George Lord Anthony, Bascom Anthony, Madeleine Kiker Antony, Dr. Milton Apple, Jack Applewhite, Henry Joseph Appling, Daniel (1787-1817) see also GBS Notebook Arata, Tony Arkin, Dr. Henry Arkwright, Preston Stanley Arkwright, Thomas (b.1821) Armor, Mary Harris (Mrs. Walter F.) (1863-1950) Arms, Rev. James Cohen Armstrong, Benjamin R. (d. 1901) ARMSTRONG, GEORGE FERGUSON see also GBS Notebook ARMSTRONG, JAMES see also GBS Notebook Armstrong, John G. (d. 1901) see GBS Notebook ARNALL, ELLIS GIBBS (1907-1992) Arnaud, Jean Pierre (Arnheim, Louis see GBS Notebook) (Arnold, Richard (d.1873) see GBS Notebook) Update 3/25/2016 7 The Georgia Historical Society Biography Vertical Files Index ARNOLD, Dr. RICHARD DENNIS (1808-1876) (2 folders) see also GBS Notebook; clipping file SOCIETIES AND CLUBS--GEORGIA MEDICAL SOCIETY (Arnold, Richard J. II (1839-1899) see GBS Notebook) Arnsdorff, Herman Lovett (Arp, Bill see SMITH, Charles Henry) Ash, George, H. (Ashe, John H. (1820-1890) see GBS Notebook) Ashcraft, Gustavus Lee Ashmead, William (Ashmore, Henry request Vertical File: Colleges and Universities - Armstrong) ASHMORE, OTIS Askew, J. Thomas (Aslakson, Marion see clipping file GIRL SCOUTS) Astor, Lady Nancy Atkinson, Cpt. Alexander Smith (1815-1894) see also GBS Notebook ATKINSON, DAVID SCARLETT (d. 1956) (Atkinson, Col. Edmund N. (1835-1884) see GBS Notebook) Atkinson, George Atkinson, Susan Cobb Milton Atkinson, Spenser Roane Atkinson, William Yates Update 3/25/2016 8 The Georgia Historical Society Biography Vertical Files Index Attwood, Richard “Bubba” AUDOBON, JOHN JAMES Augustus, Gussie Auslander, Joseph (Austin, Charles William (1833-1889) see GBS Notebook) Austin, Stewart (1806-1854) (Avery (or Avera), Archer (d. 1841) see GBS Notebook) Avery, Ralph H. (Axley, Lowry see GBS Notebook) Axley, Mrs. Lowry Axley, Nina (d. 1984) (Axson, Benjamin Palmer see GBS Notebook) Axson, Ben Axson, Mary S. (Mrs. Ben P.) Aycock, Roger Update 3/25/2016 9 The Georgia Historical Society Biography Vertical Files Index B Baber, Ambrose (d. 1846) see also GBS Notebook Baber, Mary Eliza Sweet Bacalis, Jerry W. (d. 1934) Bachman, John, D.D., L.L.D. Backus, Alice Backus, George Baker d.1996 Bacon, Albert (1844-1920) see also GBS Notebook (Bacon, Augustus Octavious see GBS Notebook) Bacon, Devereux Bacon, Glenn Bacote, Pat and Jim Bader, Stephen Baggett, Frank S. Bahr, Robert Bahre, Frederick A.O. Bailey, Anne J. Bailey, Edwin Bailey, Georgia Andrea Bailey, Herbert Bailey, Ivan Update 3/25/2016 10 The Georgia Historical Society Biography Vertical Files Index Bailey, Jessie Bailey, Samuel A. (1800-ca.1852) see also GBS Notebook Baisden, Charles Baker, Daniel (Baker, Elijah (1769-1839) see GBS Notebook) BAKER, GEORGE (d. 1965) aka “Father Divine” Baker, John III Baker, Lena Baker, Marion Faircloth (Baker, Marcus Stephen Sr. see GBS Notebook) (Baker, Marcus Stephen Jr. see GBS Notebook) Baker, Thurbert Balbi, Rev. Mario BALDWIN, ABRAHAM Baldwin, Frederick C. (Baldwin, George H. see GBS Notebook) Baldwin, George J. Ball, Alfred Ball, Frederick (Ball, George see clipping file SCHOOLS--SAVANNAH--CHATHAM COUNTY PUBLIC SCHOOLS (collective)) (Ballantyne, Thomas see GBS Notebook) Update 3/25/2016 11 The Georgia Historical Society Biography Vertical Files Index (Ballard, Nathaniel Harrison see GBS Notebook ) Ballinger, Lacy Ray (Mrs. Phillip) Ballinger, Phillip Fazio Balk, Henry Ludwig Auguste Bandy, Dicksie Bradley Bandy, James W. Banks, Henry Lee Banks, Louie Morgan Bankston, Myrtle Baptiste, Betsey (C.1795-1857) Barbee, Alexander M. (1859-1929) see also GBS Notebook Barber, Ellen Alberta (Redwing) (Barbour, William, Jr. (1839-1896) see GBS Notebook) (Barclay, Anthony (d. 1877) see GBS Notebook) Barclay, John Barfield, William E. Bargeron, Marie M. Bargeron, Saxon (1911-1998) Barie, Augustus Barker, Tommie Dora (Barkhatokov, Vitold see clipping file ARTISTS-- SAVANNAH, GEORGIA) Update 3/25/2016 12 The Georgia Historical Society Biography Vertical Files Index Barkuloo, Col. William M. (1823- ) Barnard, Jane Barnard, Timothy (1745-1820) (Barnard, Dr. Timothy Guerard (1809-1849) see GBS Notebook) Barnard, Timpoochee Barnes, Mrs. Ben S. (Barnes, George T. (1833-1901) see GBS Notebook) Barnes, L.H. Barnes, Roy E. Barnett, David Barnsley, Godfrey (1806-1873) see also GBS Notebook Barnsley, Julia Scarbrough Barnum, Noah K. (1824-1918) BARNWELL (Barnwell, Archibald Smith (ca. 1832-1917) see GBS Notebook) BARNWELL, Edward Williamson BARNWELL, John (1671-1724) BARNWELL, Middleton Stuart (1882-1954) see also GBS Notebook (Barnwell, Robert Woodward (1801-1882) see GBS Notebook) BARNWELL, Theodore Christian BARNWELL, William Graham Update 3/25/2016 13 The Georgia Historical Society Biography Vertical Files Index Barragan, Maude Barrett, Charles S. Barrett, Jonathon Barrett, Joyce N. Barrett, Kate Waller (Mrs. Rev. Robert S.) Barros, Michael A. BARROW BARROW, Craig
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