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COUNTY I I BY W, L. SWAIN As early as 1852, a tax known as the "poor school tax," was levied by county authorities on all property in Gor- don County. The ordinary of the county was under bond as the custodian of this fund, and through him it was distributed to the teachers in whose schools poor children were enrolled. This fund was small, probably not amount- ing to more than four or five hundred dollars for the en- tire county. So far as exitsting records show, the public school system of Gordon County dates from 1873 with Henry C. Hunt first superintendent. The county received at that time $2,114.99 as its quota from the $250,000 apportioned for maintenance of schools in Georgia. By 1875, this sum had dwindled to $1,136.79. Gustavus J. Orr was state school commissioner. On July 3,1877, Capt. W. M. Dyer succeeded Mr. Hunt as school commissioner for the county and J. M. Harlan+ N. J. Boaz, and W. R. Rankin, Sr., were chosen members of the Board of Education. The county was divided into thirteen school districts. The boundaries of these districts are the same as the militia districts of the county except that the town of Calhoun was incorporated in a separate school unit. School trustees of the several districts of the county were appointed as follows: District 1,057, John Smith, Milton Watts, Jasper Alshworth ; District 874, J. H. Starr, E. Strickland, H. G. Finley; District 1,056, W. W. Camp- bell, J. B. Boyd, R. A. Donaldson; District 1,064, J. B. Gordon, C. W. Cplpepper, H. W. Hunter; District 856, B. ID. Clark, A. Abbott, W. S. Walker; District 1,054, J. N. Wright, John Warren, H. G. Haynes; District 980, J. W: Boston, J. A. Johnson, J. A. Fite ; District 1,063, J. A. Harden, Byrd Wilsop, I. M. Fite; District 973, R. H. ,Ne&- bitt, W. B. Harris, Dr. W. R. Harbin; District 1,235, John Nksbitt, Z. F. Wilson, C. J. Wright; District 849, D. W. HISTORY OF GQRDON COUNTY www.gagenweb.org Electronic Copyright 2005 Neel, J. B. Hillhouse, P. M. Craig; District 1,055, H. H. Weber, J. H. Dodd, J. W. Swain; District 849 (Town of Calhoun), J. D. Tinsley, A. Roff, J. H. Malone. The county school commi~s~sio~nerat this time wals au- khorized under the law to prepare and give examinations to the' applicants fsor teaching positions in the county. Those taking the examination and qualifying for teaching positi'ons were: H. T. Lyles, E. 0. Wright, R. L. Marsh, J. F. Marsh, Elam Culpepper, Warner Culpepper, L. W. wyatt, T. C. Owen, W. S. Beck, 0. N. Starr, J. W. Swain, J. S. Hillhouse, Sally Young, Jamels Cochran, J. L. Cham- pion, W. T. Inlow. The colored teachers were I. B. Scott, dames Roran, James Brittain, James Hillsen, and Jose- -phine Taylor. The foregoing lilst comprises the names of those who had charge'of the public ~s~choolsof the county under the new organization. Schools opened on July 23, and were continued for three months. The enrollment was 1,098 white children and 216 colored children. The aggregate amount paid to the teachers from the public funds for the year was $2,- 496.12, being $1.90 for each pupil enrolled. The county school commissioner received for his ,services for the en- tire year $147.90, his pay being based on $3.00 per day for actual service rendered. The following text books were in use in the schools at this time and were. adopted for a period of five years: Webster's Spelling Book, Appleton's Readers through the fifth grade, Sanford's Arithmetic, Quackenbos's Series of English, A,ppleton's Writing Books. . 1881, W. M. Dyer, School Commissioner, removed from the county and J. H. Malone was elected his succes- sor. He served until April, 1889, when he tendered his resignation and W. J. McDaniel was elected to succeed him. During these years the average' attendance had grown to 2,010 and the public school fund wals increased to $4,000. The first permanent state teachers' licenses to be issued to the teaehers of the county were granted to W. b. Dyer, W. F. Dickey, Mrs. E. A. Hill, and Miss Mamie Pith. - GORDONCOUNTY 103 www.gagenweb.org Electronic Copyright 2005

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SUGAR VALLEY C0NB:OLIDATED SCHOOL. . . ' 104www.gagenweb.org HISTORY OF GORDON COUNTY Electronic Copyright 2005 . In April, 1899, W. J. McDaniel after ten years of service as county school superintendent, resigned and W; P, Dodd was elected to succeed him. During the adminisba- tion of W. J. McDaniel the schools had grown from forty to sixty and the school funds from $4,000 to $13,000. The outstanding schools doing high school work in the county at this time were the Calhoun Normal College with five teachers, the Fairmount College with four teachers, and the Ryals High School at Sugar Valley with three teachers. The number of children in the county between the ages of six and eighteen were 4,087 white and 594 colored. The value of all school property of the county was listed . at $13,195. The total number .of illiterate children was given as 473 whites and 127 colored, making a total of 600. The length of the school term was five months, three months beginning in January and two months of summer school. The number of teachers in the county was eighty- seven. T'he salaries of teachers from public fund per month ranged from $15.00 to $40.00. This salary was supple- mented by patrons. W. P. Dodd, school commissioner, having resigned in October, 1902, J. G. B. Erwin, Jr., was elected to succeed him. The administration of Commksioner &win began in 1902 and ended in 1910. He was succeeded by Ernest Dil- lard. During Mr. Erwin's term of office the county was re- districted in accordance with the McMichael Law, whieh permitted school districts to submit the question of levying local lschool tax to the voters upon petition to the ordinary of one-fourth of the citizens of lany district. A two- thirds majority was required for establishing this tax in any district. Fairmount School District was the first district of the county to vote successfully local district tax. This was done in 1908, and in that year a levy of 33 1-3 eents on each one hundred dollars of valuation was made. At this time there were seventy teachers employed in the county schools. Three of these held state teachers* licenses ; twenty, first grade ; eighteen, second grade ; and www.gagenweb.org -GORDfiONCOUNTY 105 Electronic Copyright 2005 twenty-nine, third grade county licenses. The school census of 190-8listed 4,417 children between the ages of six and eighteen. he school enrollment for that Year was 2,912. The average daily attendance w'as 1,828. Sixty-six per cent of the number of children -shown by the census was enrolled in the schools and an average of sixty-three per cent of the enrollment Wafs in daily attendance. Fifteen schools of the county at this time were attempt- ing to give some kind of high school courses. One hundred five pupils were enrolled in these courses. Illiteracy was reduced during Mr. Erwin's administration from 600 to 222. The value of all school buildings and equipment was given at $13,000. here' were twoo school libraries in the county containing three hundred volumes. There were fifty white schools and six colored schools. Teachelrs were paid on the salary basis according to the grade of license held. First grade teachers received $35.00; second grade, $30.00; and third grade, $22.50. Colored teachers were paid an average of $17.50 per month. The curriculum included reading, writing, arithmetic, spelling, English, geography, history, physiology, agricul- ture and civil government. This was a greatly enriched course of lstudy compared with that previously given. This administration set the policy of borrowing money to meet part of the payroll as it became due. Four to five thousand dollass were borrowed annually for this purpose. School fundts from the state approximated $14,000. Up to this time the tenth grade was the highest taught in .any of the schools in the county and by the close !of 1910 there were thirty-four pupils enrolled in this grade. The administration of Ernest -Dillard as County School 'Superintendent began January I, 1911. At this time there were sixty-two schoolls in operation, running for four and a half months. A: few of the above schools were operated by private subscription for a few additional months. One *ofthem was operated by local taxation for a term of nine months. www.gagenweb.org Electronic Copyright 2005 1'06 HISTORY OF GORDON COUNTY

- ' Elarly in his administration the superintendent saw the great need for additionla1 school funds for the maintenance of better schools throughout the county as an aid in checking the movement of the better type of citizens from rural sectionlsto the towns and villages of the county for no other purpose than to seek better educational advantages for their children. One of his first acts was to spon- sor a movement for an election for county-wide taxation for public schools. The efforts proved futile lowing to a seeming lack of interest on the part lof trustees in securing sufficient signers to the pettbion to have the election called. The first persistent effort was made during this administration to equip the schools with desks, blackboards, and crayons furnished at public expense. School funds being very limited the desks purchased were of a cheap type and the blackboards of cloth material, making them short-lived. The need for additional school funds wDas so apparent that a campaign was made for local tax to be voted by the school districts. This plan proved more successful than the effort for county-wide taxation as shown by the increase from one lolcal tax district to twenty-five local tax districts during the nine years of Super- intendent Dillard's a.dministration. At the beginning of this administration there were sixty-two schools to be supplied with teachers and 4,834 children to be provided with school facilities. The state school appropriati~~nwas reduced about sixteen per cent, requiring the curtailment of the school term to four and a half months. In 1915, application for teachers' licenses reached its peak when 118 applicants took the teachers' examination. School buildings and equipment had im- proved grea%lyover previous years. The estimated value was $33,000, including .one brick building in the city system. The state school funds now amounted to slightly lover $15,000 and the local tax for public schoolls reached $5,000. At this time there were only ninety-five pupils throughout the county pursuing high school courses. - The first declaration for schlodolconsolidation was made at a meeting of the Board of Education in 1915, when by www.gagenweb.org Electronic Copyright 2005 GORDON COUNTY

PINEICH!APEL CONSOLIDATED SCHOOL www.gagenweb.org Electronic Copyright 2005 108 HISTORY OF GORDON COUNTY appropriate resolution it wlatsdeclared that no additional schools would be granted and further urging that the need of .the gme demands consolidation tof schools in order that better school advantages may be given to rural children. In 1912, the first girls' canning club and the first boys' corn club were organized. The response to this work exceeded all expectations and interest grew rapidly. The first year 1,500 cans of fruit and vegetables were pre- sewed through these clubs and by 1915,30,000 cans were distributed and filled. ' The demand for better prepared teachers was becom- ing the chief concern of the school aluthorities. To better eondition.3 along this line, the superintendent organized a three weeks' normal school for the teachers where, for a srnalr tuition fee, they might have bome of the benefits of normal training. In addition to this school the state had organized a district school for teachers at the Berry School building in Floyd County. The first monthly teachers' meetings during the school term were organized at about the same time. These were a further aid in solv- ing the problems of the teachers. The compulsory attendance law enacted in 1916 re- - quired the alktendance of all children between the ages of eight and fourteen for a term of six months. This helped largely in increasing the school attendance in subaequent years. In 1918, the Federal Government passed what is known as the Smith-Lever Act setting up a fund frlom the Federal Government to aid the states and the counties in estalblishing county hoke demonstration agents. The County Board of Education co-operated with this movement by appr~~priating$300 to meet the condition of the 'Act. Miss Woffie Floyd was the first teacher employed in Gordon County to do this work. One of the handicaps to the administration of Superin- tendent Dillard was the withdrawal of Fairmount and Sugar Valley f schools from the county ~ystemand the setting up in each of the districts an indqendknt system. 'Another serioas interference with the efficiency of the schools was the coming of the World War which withdrew www.gagenweb.org Electronic Copyright 2005 GORDONCOUNTY from the service of the county a large number of expe- rienced teachers who engaged in war preparations and activities, requiring the replacement of teachers without experience .or sufficient qualifications. Near the close of the administration, the work of the superintendent's office had increased to such an extent that it was hece~ssaryin 1919 to employ an assistant school superintendent. Miss Pearl McConnell was selected to fill this position. During the same year Miss A,%zieLewis was employed a.s county teacher of illiterates. On May 4, 1920, the Board of Education fixed the boundary of the first $consolidatedschool in the county. It was known as the Slonoraville Consolidated School and comprised the territory of the Beason, Farmville, and ~onoravilleschlool districts. W. H. McEnti~e,G. W. Stew- art, and R. T. Dempsey were the trustees selected to ar- range for a bond inssue and the erection of a building suitable for the needs of the enlarged community. The first applicants recommended by the Board of Education for admission into the Georgia Normal and In- dustrial College at Milledgeville were Johnnie Mae Eaves, Lois Thomas, Lucile Swalin, Grace Rogers, Lucile Stewart, Etta Moss, Margaret Nash, Alice Westfield, and Vera Vincent. The wisdom of the selection of these young ladies . is shown by the fact that each of the applicants was graduated from the institution and entered the teaching pro- fession. On January 1,1921, WeL. Swain succeeded Ernest Dil- lard as Coanty School Superintendent. At this time the Board of Education consisted of J. G. B. Erwin, Chairman; L. P. Henley, We H. McEntire, E. T. Roberts, land A. T. Wofford. Miss Maggie Ree Legg was appointed assistant to the superintendent. The superintendent,,^ salary was fixed at $125.00 per month and the assistant superintendent%at $50.00 a month. The salary schedule, paid direct from the county funds, averaged $60.00 a month for prin- cipals and $35.00 for assistants. Mies Celia Wilcox (Mrs. ;I. L. Turk) was home demonstration agent. Among the first acts of the superintendent was to re- www.gagenweb.org 110Electronic CopyrightHZSTORY 2005 .OF GORDON COUNTY quire the treasurer8 of local school tax districts to make bond for the protection of the public funds handled by them, and requiring them to submit a quarterly report showing all receipts and disbursements. The Constitutional Almendment making it obligatory upon school officials to levy a county-wide tax for the support of the public schools had just become law. The levy was limited to not less than one nor more than five mills. The first oounty-wide levy under this law was twenty-five cents on each one hundred dollars of valuation. During the year 1921 group insurance was taken out in behalf of all the teachers of the county under the terms of the Employee's Liability Act, a recent enactment. The superintendent at once recognized the great need for more thoroughly trained teachers and, accordingly, outlined a plan of having a month's summer school taught for the purpose of increasing the efficiency 09 the teachers in service. The school was organized with ;sixty teachers in attendance under the charge of Superintendent J. P. Cash, of the Winder Public Schools, assisted by Miss Bellah, of the Atlanta Public School Sytem. So much interest was manifested among the teachers and so much good derived that the plan was followed for several years until the state had made provisions in its A. & M. schools for teacher training during the summer month~s. Anlother feature of great saving to the school patrons inaugurantedin the first year of this administration was the handling through the superintendent's office 109 all the text books used in the school system, selling them at wholesale price. The school enrollment at the beginning of the present administration was 4,635 of which one hundred ninety- two were in high school and thirteen in the eleventh grade. The school funds received from the state at this time was $21,325 and the lolcalland municipal taxes amounted to approximately $14,000. On July 5, 1921, Plainville and Poplar Springs schools were consolidated under the name of Plainville Con? solidated School. 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PLAINVILLE CONSOLID;A.TEDSCHOOL www.gagenweb.org Electronic Copyright 2005 112 HISTORY OF GORDON COUNTY county was done by Plainville Consolidated School, . using a Wayne school wagon purchased by the county for that purpose. In 1919, there had been passed by the Legislature an act known as the BarrettiRogers Act, which set aside $200,000 to aid consolidated schools having #atleast four teachers and meeting certain other stand- ara requirements. Plainville was the first school to receive this aid in 1921. In his first replort to the Grand Jury in 1922, the superintendent advocated the consolidation of the schololsof the county. He used the following expression: "It is our hope that a system of schools may be organized in Gordon County in which all the children of all the people shall have equal educational opportunities.'' To what extent this hope was realized in later years will be seen from the following pages. The schools were found to be poorly equipped and one of the first efforts of the administration was to provide patent desks, blackboards, and libraries for the schools. The first year saw three hundred patent desks, six hundred square feet of blackboard and four hundred twenty-five volumes purchased for the libraries. This standard equipment was added to each year until every school was provided with patent desks for all pupils and ample blackboard space to meet the needs. Many of the schools raised their l'ibraries to four lor five hundred volumes. For the first time in the history of the schools of the county, the public term was increased to six months. Formerly, the schools operated on four and a half to five- month terms. In 1922, the state appropriation for the county schools was $27,000 and the state-wide school tax yielded an additional $10,000. In 1922, as the first step in standardizing the schools of the county, high scho~olsubjects were eliminated from the one-teacher schools land the school session was taught in a continuous term beginning in the 'fall, thereby eliminating the short term summer schools. Charles Allen was made assistant school superintend- www.gagenweb.org Electronic Copyright 2005 GORDONCOUNTY ent. Miss Moina Shackleford (Mrs. Clark Fossett) Was $electedhome demonstrator. The first bond issue floated for the erection of a schooI building was voted by the Sonoraville Consolidated School District with but two dissenting votes. he blond issue was for $10,000, bearing six per cent interest. With the proceeds of this issue a six-room school building with a large auditorium and a teachers' cottage were erected. The school was formally opened on October 2, 1922, with an enrollment exceeding 200. In the same year, the school was granted the $500 Barrett-Rogers fund. In the spring of 1922, just prior to the close of school, the first Gordon County School Meet was held. It was attended by more than a thousand people who became for the first time acquainted with the type of work being done in the sch:ools of the county by an inspection fof the large display of the pupils' work in every line. The exhibits of the consolidated schoolls and .other graded schools of the county were so much superior to those of the smaller, un- graded schools that a county-wide enthusiasm for better schools was aroused and the plan of consolidation was materially hastened. In 1923, Fairmount School was made a four-year standard #senior. high school, meeting the requirements for high school aid of $1,000 annually from the Barrett- Rogers fund. The following year this school was ,put on the state accredited list. Miss Clare Harlan became assistant school superintend- ,ent in 1923. The school cen~susof 1923 listed 5,244 children between -the ages of six and eighteen and the illiteracy shown was 7 I. The state school appropriation had decreased to $23,- 830 and the county-wide tax collected for that year was ,$10,289. The local tax districts of the c~ountycollected for that year $9,800 for lschoal expenses. The school enrollment was 4,623. The county-wide tax rate was 30 cents .on each hundred dtollars of valuation. Four hundred www.gagenweb.org Electronic Copyright 2005 I14 HISTORY OF-GORDON COUNTY

twelve patent desks and one thousand feet of blackboard were installed. In 1923 the Sonoraville and Fairmlount Schools were designated as county High School~swith free tuition for all the pupils attending them from anywhere in the county. This instance is the first attempt of the county to provide free high school courses for all the children of the county in high. scho~olgrades. . The ,state adopted a new plan of certification in 1923 based upon completion of an accredited high school. This change reduced the number of applicants for county teachers' licenses from 137 in the previous year to 25. For several years the public isch001 term had been a continuous term beginning in November and ending in the spring. This year the trustees of several school districts were given the option of opening the schools on Jan- uary 1, for a four months' term and the balance of the term completed in the summer. Tbe value of the continuous term had gained in popularity because of its greater efficiency until there were not more than two or three

schools that elected to have a split term. , An order of the Board of Education on September 22, 1924, united the districts (of RIeevels, Savannah, and Mc- Daniel's into a consolidated district to be known as the Liberty Consolidated School District. Dolph Fuller, Walter Bran-dlon, and M. B. Overton were elected trustees. An eight-thousand-dollar bond issue was floated bearing five and a half per cent interest rate. A beautiful school site of four acres was purchased, a four-room brick building with a large auditorium was erecteld and a motor school bus was purchalsed from the proceeds of the bond' issue. This inaugurated the first motor transportation of schooI children in the county. Miss Evelyn Orr (,Mrs. P. M. Vaughn) was demonstrator in 1925. Standardized telsts were introduced in the county schools in 1925. These served to point out the weak places in the teaching service and started a program of remedial arills that proved highly satisfactory in the years that www.gagenweb.org Electronic Copyright 2005 , GORDONCOUNTY . 115

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followed. Thew tests further emphasized the need for better trained teachers. Accordingly, an order was passed by the B:oard of Education requiring all schools that received aid from the Barrett-Rogers fund to have as a minimum requirement of training for their teachers two years of college or normal work. A minimum term of .eight months was required for thelse schools. At a special session of the Georgia Legislature, an act was passed permitting independent school systems within the county, by a majority vote of the citizens, to elimi- nate the independent system. This act was passed espe-. cially for the benefit of the Sugar Valley independent sysc tern to permit a consolidation of schools in that territory. 'The independent system was repealed unanimously by a vote of its citizens, and, on March 9, 1927, the Sugar Val- ley rural hehool' and the former independent system of .Sugar Valley- were consolidated under the name Sugar 'Valley Consolidated . School District. J. H. Herrington,! www.gagenweb.org Electronic Copyright 2005 11*6 HISTORY OF GORDON COUNTY .

T. W. Malone, J. R. Higginbotham, F. P. Tweedell; *and Dr. R. M. Gray were elected trustees. A bond issue of $10,000 bearing five and a half per cent .interest was voted almost unanimously. From the proceeds a mod- ern five-room building with a large auditorium was erected. Native rock was used entirely 'in the construction of this building. Motor transportation was provided for two. hundred .children. This building was soon found to be inadequate to accommodate the children of the community and in 1930 two additional rooms were provided being constructed of the same native rock. The fund for this work was secured by private subscription. Hardly had the construction of the Sugar Valley school begun when application was made'for the consolidation of the Oostanaula, Baugh Mountain, and Curryville -School Districts. An order of the Board of Education on March 30, 1927, formally declared the consolidation in effect. The bond issue of eight thousand dollars was over- whelmingly voted by the citizens of this district. W. P. Davis, B. A. Harris and W. S. Walraven were elected trustees. From the proceeds of the blond issue a four-room brick school building with a large auditorium was erected an the site of the old Oostanaula school. Two motor busses* were provided for the transportatilon of 150 children. On June 13, 1927, an order of the Board of Education made effective the consolidation of Pine Chapel, Timms Chapel, and Roland Hill Schools to be known ats the Pine Chapel Consolidated School District. G. C. Causby, W. M. Fite, and J. H. Keene were elected trustees. A; the four- rotom frame building was in good repair and met the requirements for a standard consolidated school, it was de- cided to float a $2,500 bond issue for the purpose of ad- ding two rooms of frame construction and purchasing a motor bus for the transportation of the children. Two hundred children were transported to this school. During the year 1927, Liberty Consolidated School received the Barrett-Rogers Aid of $500, and in 1928 the Sugar Valley Consolidated School was given its first aid of $500 from the Barrett-Rogers fund. -- www.gagenweb.org Electronic Copyright 2005 GORDnONCOUNTY 117

Miss Edna .Boston became assistant school superintendent in 1927. In the year 1928, an act was passed by the .Georgia Legislature known. as the Equalization Act ~rovidin~a fund fro,m the levy of one-half cent per gallon on the sale of gasoline and kerosene oil. One of the conditions for participation in the distribution of the equallization tax required each county to levy a county-wide tax of five mills. Thus, in 1928, there was levied for the first time in the county the maximum amount permitted under the constitutional amendment of 1921. The first year this equalization fund brought to the county $7,125. This fund increased stleadily until, in 1932, it yielded $18,689. Miss Anne Moore (Mrs. Pat Logan) has served as assistant county school commissioner from 1928 to date (1933). Sonoraville Consolidated School was put on the state accredited list in 1928. In co-operation with the Federal Government a full-time vocational teacher was engaged for this school. He was made principal of the school with a salary of $2,400 a year of which the Federal Govern- ment paid $1,700. On March 12, 1929, the Board of Education formally entered an order consolidating the school districts of Blackwood, Belmont, Watsonville and Union Grove, the consolidation to be known as the Belwood Consolidated Scholol District. J. L. Turk, W. N. Rogers, and C. W. Fox were elected trustees. A $12,000 bond issue was floated with but a few dissenting votes. The rate of interest was five and a half per cent. The bonds were sold at par. From the proceeds of the bond issue a brick building was erected with six class rooms and a large auditorium, and two trucks were purchased for the transportation of two hundred fifty children. Up to this time Belwood was the largest consolidation in the point of area and in num- bek of children to be served. ?he enrollment the first year exceeded three hundred. In 1929 the superintendent recommended abolish- ing the office of county home demonstration agent and www.gagenweb.org 118Electronic CopyrightHISTORY 2005 OF GORDON COUNTY recommended in its.stead the teaching of home economics in all the consolidated schools of the county as a more efficient and economical method of teaching home economics. The change was made, equipment purchalsed and a full time home economic teacher put on at Sonoraville receiving $300 from the Federal treasury, and part time teachers were employed in all of the other consolidated schools. On February 4, 1930, the Resaca Consolidated School District was formed from Resaca, Damafiicus, and parts (of Fairview School districts. W. P. Griggs, S. P. Hudgins, and A. B. Wood were elected trustees. A bond issue of $12,000 bearing five and a half per cent interest was floated and for the first time, owing to the high rates of interest prevailing in the financial centers, a small dis- count was accepted in the sale of these bonds. From the proceeds of the blond issue a seven-room brick building with a large auditorium was erected on the site of the old Resaca School, and two busses were purchased for the transportation of approximately 300 children. An enrollment of three hundred seventy-five children made this the leargest consolidation of the county in point of enrollment. The Plainville consolidation, made in 1921, using the four-room frame building housing the Plainville school at th'at time, with the addition of two rooms built by private subscription, was found inadequate by 1928, and it was determined that a better school building was necessary, for the best interest of the community. This year a $10,- 000 bond issue was floated at five and a half per cent interest from the proceeds of which a six-room brick building with an auditorium was erected and the pufchase of a motor truck for the transportation df 150 children was made. In the early part of 1929, Fairmount School District floated a bond issue {of $25,000 bearing five and a half per cent interest. From the sale of these bonds a ten-room building with an assembly hall .was eonstr,ucted .of brick- and tile. A site of approximately ten acres was purchased, www.gagenweb.org Electronic Copyright 2005

The trustees were I. C. Mauney, L. P. Harris, T. W. Mc- Hugh, S. N. Bobo, W. G. Craig. Pine Chapel and Oostanaula were added in 1932 to the Barrett-Rogers aided schools bringing the total of Bar- rett-Rogers aided schools to seven, receiving in the aggregate $4,000 annually from this source. The first school bus to be operated by the County Board of Education was put on in 1932 to transport the high school pupils from Oakman, Ranger, and intermediate schlools along the route to the Fairmount High School, \ and for the first time uniform diplomas were adopted and furnished free to the graduates of the seven seniw high schools in the county. The senior high school graduates increased from 13 at the beginning of Superintendent Stwain's administration in 1921, to 107 in 1932. Thirty of these were graduated from the city school of Calhoun. The high school enrollment increased during the twelve yews of this administration from 192 to 605, insurance premiums on school buildings from $135 to $1,100, school property from $75,000 to $140,000. The general appropriation from the state which was, in 1921, $21,325, increased to $27,000 in 1922 and decreased back t-o $20,000 in 1932. During the ad- ministrjation the equalization fund brought to the county in 1928 $7,125, increasing in 1932 to $18,689. The county- wide tax yielded $10,000 in 1922, reached its peak of $20,000 in 1929, and steadily decreased to $16,000 in 1932. The local district school tax in 1922 amounted in an aggregate to $7,000, increasing in 1932 to appr~ximat~ely $18,000. The increase of this tax is due largely tlo the levying of sinking fund and interest on the outstanding bond issues of the county. During the administration of Mr. Swain the 62 schools of his predecessor were reduced by consolidation to 39. Mr. W. L. ,Swain was the first superintendent to devote his time exclusively to the duties of the office. Max V. Tolbert, the present county school lsuperintend- ent, went into !office in 1933. - 120www.gagenweb.org HISTORY OF GORDON COUNTY Electronic Copyright 2005 GLEANINGS FROM YESTERYEARS IN GORDON COUNTY Bicycling was introduced into Calhoun in 1893 by E. L. Parrutt and F. L. Dyar.

The potato bug made its initial appearance in this section in 18-82,

Back in the eighteen hundred eighties, J. M. Harkins, of Clalhoun, now deceased, was rated among the foremost penmen in the United States.

Prof. Otto Cohahn, of Emory college, taught a French and German class of thirty-four adults in Calheoun fifty years ago. Members of the class organized a German club and minutes were written in the German language.

Mr. and Mrs. John L. Camp, of Rocky Creek, Gordon County, Georgia, celebrated their golden wedding anni; versary in 1908. Mr. Camp was captain of the company which organized Oostanaula militia district, captain of the Hlome Guards during the War Between the States, or- ganizer of Gordon County Baptist Association, and Jus-. tice of the Peace for fifty years. Mr. and Mrs. Camp were the parents of four dtaughters: Mrs. 0. Calbeck, Mrs. A, L. Coffee, Mrs. J. P. Davis, Mrs. J. B. Owens.

Coal was found near Oostanaula in 1888.

In the 1870's, Georgia's war governor, Joseph Emer-- son Brown, owned a plantation eight miles above Calhoun on €he Coosawattee river, one and one-half miles square, - heavily timbered with pines, white oaks, and walnut trees, yielding sixty bushels of corn to the acre, and stocked with pure bred hogs and cattle.

The storehouse and lot on the north corner of Court and www.gagenweb.org GORDON COUNTY 121 Electronic Copyright 2005 Wall streets in .Calhoun sold for $3,750 in 1889. The lot adjoining it on the west brought $815.00.

-- - Half of Sugar Valley was burned in 1898.

Calhoun Brick Company in South Calhoun was capital- ized at $150,000. Legg Brick Company in North Calhoun manufactured all grades of finishing brick.

Calhoun Oil land Fertilizer Co. had a flourishing plant in North Calhoun with 0. N. Starr, president; W. H. Hardy, vice-president ; S. Mims, secretary-and treasurer ; H. A. Dover, manager. The mill was destroyed by fire in 1925.

. Estanaula, on the bank of the Coosawattee, #afew miles from its confluence with the Conasauga river, was an an- cient Indian town.

W. L. Hillhouse and T. E. ~eeve,of Calhoun, volun- teered as missionaries to Congo Free State, ;Africa, the former serving from 1913 to 1925 with one furlough; the latter, from 1916-1929 with two furloughs. Mr. Reeve is ' the author of a book, "In Wembo-Nyama'is Land," dealing with conditions that confront missionaries in the Dark Continent.

On March 13, 1913, thirteen people were killed in Curryville and vicinity by a cyclone that swept over that section of Gordon County.

Fifty years ago, the land on the west side of North WalI street extending from Tcrammell street to Line stremccb was offered for sale at the price of nine hundred dollars without tempting a buyer. A tract adjoining this property on the north and reaching from Line street to Fain street failed to attract a purchaser when the owner, Judge J. C. Fain, put it on the market for $350, fifty dollars cash and the remainder on long time. 122 HISTORY OF GORDON COUNTY www.gagenweb.org Electronic Copyright 2005 The lots that went begging in those :days now constitute the most ,desira@leresidence section of Calhoun.

In the first city election held in Calhoun after the ad:option in 1920 of the nineteenth amendment, only nine wom- en took advantage of their enfranchi,sement-Mrs. J. B. Crow, Mrs. Johnnie C. Gordion, Mrs. T. W. Harbin, Mrs. A. L. Henson, Mrs. J. H. Paschall, Miss Bai Hall, Miss ,Annie Mack Haney, Miss Tilla Rooker, Miss Lulie Pitts.

The name of Skelly's Station was changed to Oostanaula in 1881 when a post office was established.

In the 1870's and 1880's, steamboats plied the Oosta- naula and Coosawattee rivers, making weekly trips from Rome to Carter's Quarter laden with guano, cotton, cotton seed, poultry, eggs, and various other kinds of produce with occasional passengers. Abong the names chosen for these boats were : Mary Carter, John T. Warlick, Etowah Bill, Mitchell, Hill 'City. Before the Indians were removed in the 1830's, ~ichard' Peters, of Pennsylvania, who came to Georgia as an en- gineer in charge of surveying the Georgia railroad and, settling in Atlanta, became one of the pioneer upbuilders of the city land a promoter of the Western and Atlantic railrbad, bought a farm twfomiles south of Calhopn, Geor- gia, which has remained in possession of the family for a century or thereabout. Additional land has been purchased from time to time until the plaantation comprises 1,464 acres. Mr. Peters specialized in pedigreed live stock, grains, and forage plants. The virgin soil yielded easily sixty to seventy bushels of oorn and'one hundred bushels of oats an acre without fertilizers. Artichokes, ramie, alfalfa (then called lucern), and clovers of various kinds were brought to this section by Mr. Peters. He introduced Jersey cattle into Gordon 'County, im- porting the cows from the isle of Jersey at a sost of six hundred to seven hundred dollars a head, and the finest .. . www.gagenweb.org . . GOR,DON COUNTY , . 123 Electronic Copyright 2005 Percheron horses, Angora, goats, and sheep grazed in the rich meadows. Peters farm exhibits in fairs both north and south captured the highest premiums and attracted widespread notice. - The heaviest snowfa,ll of this sectioll came in December, 1886. It was two feet in depth and crushed the roofs of several houses.

Belmont school property, three *acresin extent and two miles south of Calhoun, was donated by Dr. W. M. Curtis. A two-story frame schoolhouse, financed by freewill offerings, was erected in 1910. Miss Rosa White, of Cal- houn, was the first teacher. The school grew rapidly and a second instr~ct~or,Miss Ruth Gaines (Mrs. V. R. Row- land), was employed. Three fraternal orders held .their regular meetings in the upper story of the building. In 1929, the in~ti't~utionwas merged with Blackwood and Union Springs schools to form the. consolidated school of Belwood, the name being a combination of the first syllable of Belmont and the last syllable of Blackwood.

B. Y. Dickey, Gordon County legisllator; was listed in the government Who's Who of 1930, for his outstanding legislative record in opposing the gross sales tax.

For numerical and classical superiority of appellation, the, championship of Gordon County goes to Marcus Stephanus Quintus . Thaddeus Lycurgus Cincinnatus Bailey .

Mr. A. W. Reeves, prominent pioneer citizen of Gordon County, -in an alliterative mood or because of partiality for the letter "D" used as an initial, named his five sons Decatur, Demetrius, DeKalb,- Detroit, Damascus. Fifty years ago sick persons were treated at their homes and the neighbors came in voluntarily and did the nursing. They also made the coffins; dug the graves, and attended www.gagenweb.org 124Electronic CopyrightHISTORY 2005 OF GORDON COUNTY to all other necessary funeral arrangements without cost. The country was well supplied with cancer doctors, horse and cow dloctors, and a number of professional tooth-pullers made a good living by going over the county #extractingteeth without pain. Many people left Gordon County every fall to locate in Texas. Some went by train and others drove through in covered wagons. Some of these former Georgians became prominent citizens of Texas. Traveling agents infested the county. They gold to the farmers patented well pumps, washing machines, huge family Bibles, and medicines of various kinds.

Albert Nichols was the first settler of Sonoraville, formerly Sonora, ten miles east of Calhoun on the Fairmount road, Judge Donaldson and :Abraham Tate were also early ~esidentsof this village. W. B. I?eGguson, E. P. Mc- Entyre, and W. A. Nix were among the charter members of the Sonoraville Baptist church organized in 1903. A fine school located in old Sonora was patronized by some :of the leading families of Gordon County.

Hall Memorial church, four miles northwest of Calhoun, was erected by freewill offerings of Gordon County people and others in honor of Rev. W. A. Hall, of Gordon County, who died in trying to save a man from suffoca- tion in a gas-filled well at Fairview. The church was dedi- cated in 1914, at which time the dedicatory sermon was preached by Rev. MeL. Keith. The Carnegie fund for heroes recognized Mr. Hall's daring deed by substantial ~ewardsfor his family.

E. L. Parrott succeeded his father, J. E. Parrott, as Cal- houn depot agent for the Western and Atlantic railroad in 1887, land occupied the position until his death in 1917.

"In the early ,settlements of this territory, mills Were built wherever suitable water could be obtained. Long- street's mill, now known as the Coley mill, on Oothcalloga www.gagenweb.org Electronic Copyright 2005 GORDON COUNTY creek near Calhoun, was one of the first to be built, and people came to it from beyond Snake Creek Gap and other distant places, some of them spending the night camping near the mill. "At McDaniel's Stattioh, a mill was operated by a Mr. Pruitt long before the coming of the railroad in 1846. "All of the section from Blackwood Springs to Sonora- ville was in woods except a few small cleared spots sur- rounding the few houses then standing. Wolves were numerous. No cotton was grown, but large crops of wheat and corn were produced. Calhoun was once a popular wheat market, many bushels having been shipped from there every year. "The early settlers sought to make an abundant living rather than to accumulate money. Plenty lof fruit, log cribs bulging with corn, fat hogs, and sleek cattle were on every hand. Considerable attention was given to the breeding and training of horses which pulled the plow- sheares and furnished the principal means of transportation. Every one rode horseback. "These pioneers were hardy and vigorous and they at- tacked the wilderness energetically insomuch that within a few years, they were living as well as the people in older sections. Life, necessarily, was more or less crude, roads were poor, schools, for the most part, were inferior, and .social intercourse restrained, but the conditions of those days had in them the foundations of a great future which is beginning to be realized."-From letter by James A. Hall, in The Calhoun Times.

In the old days, before the general establishment of Urphans' Homes, it was customary to bind orphan chil; dren until maturity to some responsible person. This pro- cedure was attended by formal court decrees imposing strict conditions, as indicated by the following excerpts from Inferior Court records of 1854 : It is ordered by the court that Elijah Allen, an orphan child, seven years'old February last, be bound to Uriah Love until' he becomes www.gagenweb.org Electronic126 CopyrightHISTORY 2005 OFGORDON COUNTY

twenty-one . years of age, he (Mr. Love) giving bond and security in terms of the law in such cases made and provided. State of Georgia, Gordon County: I, Isaac Wofford, Clerk of the ~nferiorCourt in and for said county of Gordon, do certify that the above is a true copy of the record in my office, and also certify that Uriah Love has given his bond and security in terms of law. Given under my hand and seal of office at office in Calhoun this sixth day of April, 1854. ISAAC WOFFORD, Clerk. State of Georgia, Gordon County: - Know all men by these presents that we, Uriah Love and A. G- Lewis as security, are held and firmly bound unto William P. Fain, Stephen T. Mayes, Grandison F. Swaggerty, David G. King, and Robert Higdon, Justices of the Inferior Court in and for Isaid county, for the. time being, and to their successors in office, in the full and just sum of three hundred dollars, good and lawful money of this state, for the which payment well and truly to be made, we bind ourselves, our heirs, executors, and administrators, jointly and severally, firmly by these presents sealed with our seals and dated this sixth day of April, in the year of our Lord eighteen hundred and fifty-four. The condition of the above obligation is such that if Uriah Love shall well and truly perform the duties of a guardian for an orphan child named Elijah Allen, aged seven years the - day of February last, and shall clothe, feed, and keep him decent; educate him as is common and customary for such orphan-bound children, and, when he arrives to the age of twenty-one years, shall well and truly pay to him one horse, bridle and saddle worth sixty-five dollars, two decent suits of clothing, one pair of shoes, and one hat, then 'the above obligation to be void, else, to remain in full force and virtue in law. In witness whereof, we have hereunto set our hands and seals the day and year first above written. his URIAH (X)LOVE (L. S.) mark A. G. LEWIS (L. S.) Tested and approved by Isaac Wofford, C. I. C. Recorded 7th April, 1854. Isaac Wofford, Clerk.

In 1879 school trustees of Gordlon County were : Jasper 'Ashworth, I. R. Aknold, Milton Watts, for district 1,057; H. G. Findley, J. H. Starr, Sr., E. Strickland, district 874; R. A. Donaldson, W. E. Ferguson, J. B. Boyd, district 1,056; H. M. Hunter, G. W. Marsh, J. L. Camp, district 1,064; W. J. McDaniel, B. D. Clark, A. Abbott, district 8.56; V. H. Haynes, F. M. Boaz, J. H. Harbour, district www.gagenweb.org Electronic Copyright 2005 GORDONCOUNTY 127

1,054; J. A. Fi'te, A. Acree, J. A. Barnett, district 990; I. M. Fite, G. N. Brogdon, J. M. Harlan, district 1,063; Dr. W. R. Harbin, Samuel Dillard, W. B. Harris, district 973'; M. M. Dillard, C. J. wright, Z. F. Wilson, district 1,235; P. M. Craig, D. W. Neel, J. B. Hillhouse, district 849; J. W. Swain, 0. Reeves, M. M. Scott, district 1,055 ; A. Roff, J. D. Tinsley, R. W. Thomt1on,~Calhoun district. W. R. Rankin, Sr., was president of the School Board and Captain W. M. Dyer was secretary. Text books adopted were : Webster's Speller ; Apple- ton's First, Second, Third, Fourth and Fifth Readers; San- ford's Arithmetic; Quackenb~os'sLlanguage Lessons and English Grammar; Appleton's copy books. The school term began in July and ended by the first of November.

In the 1880's, fifteen pensioners of the War of 1812, including widows of veterans, were living in Gordon County. They were : Mrs. A. Gates and Mrs. Har- riet Tate, of Blue Springs; Mrs. Ldcy Fox, Mrs. Eliza Garlington, Mrs. Susanna Robbins, of Calhoun ; Mrs. Winnie Findley, Mrs. Rebecca Tillery, Mrs. Elvira Stone, of Fairmount; Mrs. Catherine A. Eaker, Mrs. Lucy A. Sexton, James ~atthias,of Relsaca; William A. Duckett, of Coosawattee; Calvin A. McTeere, of Ranger; Hugh G. Johnson, near Curryville; Jesse Swain, of Reeves Station.

Mr. Joab Lewis (1825-1910) was the m~ostprominent leader of "singings" in Gordon County for many years, serving as president of the Gordon County Singing Con- vention-with such efficiency that the meetings outranked easily those of any other county institution in enthusiasm, interest and attendeance. 8 Mr. Lewis came to this section in 1846 while it was a part of Caw, now Bartow County. He was a member of Masonic Lodge, No. 221, at Sonora.

gia and Tennessee, had to carry their produce to Augusta and ~olumbus,where they disposed of it and purchased such supplies as were needed at home. They made the journey twice a year in caravans of a dozen or more large wagons and spent about six weeks on each trip. Sugar, pins, coffee, salt, needles, shoes and other necessary ar- ticles were bought. "Practically everything was made by hand at home. There were hatters, shoemakers, tailors, fullers, and sad- dlers everywhere, so that only necessities with, possibly, a few luxuries of apparel were purchased in market. If the coffee and sugar ran out, as happened occasionally, before the wagons returned, there was a pe~ilodof fasting offset by gala coffee drinkings when the supplies came in, accompanied by dancing and other social amusements which were en joyed greatly." -J. A. Hall, in The Calhoun Times.

' Naturalization Papers of the Eighteen Hundred Fifties GORDON SUPERIOR COURT, SEPTEMBER TERM, 1853 NATURALIZATION OF THOMAS J. MALONE STATE OF GEORGIA, COUNTY OF GORDON. To the )Superior Court of Said County: The petition of Thomas J. Malone shows that on or about the 20th day of December, 1840, he arrived in the United States, being an alien minor from Ireland in Europe, that at that time he was about the age of seven years, that he resided fourteen years in the United States next preceding his arrival at the age of twenty-one years, and that he has continued to reside therein from time to time up to the present time. He further swears that his name is Thomas J. Malone, that be was born in the County of huth in Ireland, that he is about twenty- two years of age, has yellow or brown eyes, black hair and rather fair complexion, that he is a subject of Victoria, the reigning Queen of England, and that his allegiance is due the reigning Queen of England, that he emigrated from Ireland and landed at New York in the State of New York in the United States about tbe 20th day of December, 1840, and that he resided fifteen years in the State of Georgia, where he expects to settle. And further deponent says that it is his bona fide intention and. has been for ten years next preceding this time to become a citizen of the United States, and renounce forever all allegiance and fidelity to every foreign prince, potentate, state or sovereignty whatsoever, vdparticularly to the governor of Great Britain, of which Kingdom - he lately was a subject, that he has no hereditary title or order of www.gagenweb.org GORDON COUNTY Electronic Copyright 2005 nobility. Therefore he prays the Honorable Court that he may be permitted to take and subscribe the oath of allegiance and fidelity as prescribed by the Constitution of the United States and the 1.aws passed in conformity thereto by the Honorable Congress and be admitted a citizen of the same. Dated this 28th day of September, 1853. THOS. J. MALONE. GEORGIA, CORDON COUNTY. Superior Court, September Term, 1853. In open Court appeared Thomas J. Malone and being duly sworn says that the statements in the foregoing petition are true. THOS. J, MALONE. isworn to and subscribed in open Court this 28th day of September, 1853. TURNER H. TRIPPE, J. S. C. C. C. STATE OF GEORGIA, GORDON COUNTY. Personally appeared before me U. L. Wright and Timothy Kirby, citizens of the United States, who say on oath they have been acquainted with Thomas J. Malone for more than five years, that during that time he has constantly resided in the State of Georgia and has conducted himself as a man of good moral character, attacbed to the Constitution of the United States, and well disposed to the good order and happiness thereof. U. L. WRIGHT. TIMOTHY KIRBY. Sworn to and subscribed before me, September 28th, 1853. THOS.M. COMPTON, C. S. C. GEORGIA, GORDON COUNTY. Superior Court September Term, 1853. I, Thomas J. Malone, do solemnly swear that 1'dohereby absolutely, entirely, and forever renounce and abjure all allegiance and fidelity to every foreign prince, potentate, state or sovereignty whatever, and particularly the reigning Queen of Great Britain of which kingdom I lately was a subject. I do furtaher swear true faith and allegiance to the Government of the United States, and to the utmost of my ability support and defend the Constitution thereof and of the Mate of Geor- gia. THOMAS J. MALONE, Sworn to in open Court Sept. 28th, 1853. TURNER H. TRIPPE, J. S. C. C. C. IN GORDON SUPERIOR COURT, SEPT. TERM,1853. Present his Honor T. H. Trippe, Judge of said Court. It appearing to the Court that Thomas J. Malone has resided fourteen years in the United States next immediately preceding his arrival at the age of twenty-one years and one year since that time, that he has filed his declaration of inten-n Lo becoae a citizen of the United States, and having produced satidfactory evidence of his good moral www.gagenweb.org Electronic Copyright 2005 130 / HISTORY OF GORDON COUNTY character, of his attachment to the Constitution of the United States, and of his good disposition towards the Government thereof, it is now considered by the Court that the said Thomas J. Malone be and he hereby #is admitted to all the rights, immunities, and privileges of a citizen of the United States in terms of the Constitution and laws thereof, and it is further ordered that the Clerk of this Court do issue to said Thomas J. Malone a certified copy of these proceedings. Judgment signed this September 28th, 1853. B. 0.CRAWF'ORD, 1- -- - Attorney for T. J. M. www.gagenweb.org Electronic Copyright 2005 Chapter I11

WAR BETWEEN THE STATES When the War Between the States was declared in 1861, the men of Gordon County prepared promptly to take their places in the ranks iof the Confederacy, little realizing, perhaps, the tremendous toll of life sand posses- sions to be demanded of them, a knowledge, however, th'at would not have altered their course. This county was destined to be one of the conspicuous theaters of action for the contending armies, the scene of bloody encounters, wanton destruction, and history making epi- sodes. I In August, 1861, the following pnoclamation was issued by the Inferior Court of Gordon County : "As war is waged against us by the United States, which it becomes necessary for our people to meet in defense of their civil and religious rights and liberty, and "Whereas, many soldiers have already gone and lotherd may be called from this county to the defense of our common country, and "Whereas, it is necessary that some means should be provided to aid in the common defense by assisting the families of the $soldiersalready gone and of those that may hereafter go into the public service and also to provide as far as possible for the outfit and continued com- forts and welfare of the soldiers already gone and of those that may hereafter go into the service in defense of the country ; "It is ordered that bonds of the county to the amount of Ten Thousand Dollars be issued under the signature of the Clerk and seal of the Inferior court in denominations of mot less than Five Dollars nor exceeding Ohe Hundred Dollars, said bonds to bear interest at the rate of Eight per centurn per annum and to be paid in three installments as follows: one third of the principal and the whole of the www.gagenweb.org Electronic Copyright 2005 HISTORY OF GORDON COUNTY

interest due at that time to be paid on the 1st day of Jan- uary, 1863, one third and the whole of the interest then due to be paid on the 1st day of January, 1864, and the remaining one third and the interest then due to be paid on the first day of January, 1865, the funds raised from said bonds to become and constitute a fund alone for the benefit of the soldiers already gone and of those that may hereafter go into the public service and of their families, said funas to be under the direction, control, and disposition of the Court. And it is also ordered that in issuing the bonds above provided for, the Clerk be, and he is hereby authorized to issue bonds to those who have made ad- vances to soldiers who have heretofore gone into service and to their families on being furnished with sdffi- cient satisfactory evidence of the #amountfurnished. I. N. Buckner, J. I. C. Henry McConnell, J. I. C. John H. Starr, J. I. C. I W. E. Brogdon, J. I. C. Thos. A. Foster, J. I. C. -. . August 5th, 1,861. .>. , J. B. Richards, Clerk.

ROSTERS OF CONFEDERATE SOLDIERS

CO. "A," 8th GA. BATTALION VOLS., GIST'S BREGADE, ARMY OF TENNESSEE, RECRUITED FROM BARTOW AND GORDON COUNTIES, SEPT., 1861

Davis, I...... ,.....-..------.--.---~ captain Lumpkin, H. M. ------'-..-.-.--,..-.-_..------lstLieutenant Saw, J - --- .- --.- - --3 Lieutenant ]Reorganized in 1862

Lumpkin, H. M .---.-.---.---.-.---.---..---,.--...... Captain Venable, S .---.-.-.------..------.-,---.- At Lieutenant Bell, W. P ...... 2 Lieutenant . . Salmon, R. B .------,,------.-----.------3 Lieutenant Baker, B ...... ,...... st Sergeant Bell, Wilson ...,...... ,.2 .Sergeant Bagwell, C. . Berry, William Bell, Thomas . Biddy, Jasper www.gagenweb.org Electronic Copyright 2005 WAR BETWEEN THE.STATES

Biddy, James Hodge, Virgil Black, Samuel Holcomb, James Black, Louis Holland, Richard

Black, Sid I Holland, James Black, J. 0. Jenkins, - Bowman, Matt Jones, S. B. Bradley, W. H. Lanham, John Bradley, Joel Layton, T. M. Bridges, James Lewis, J. P. Bridges, Warren Lowe, Mason Brookshire, W. B. Maxwell, Thomas Caldwell, George McClure, D. ~Carnes,John McDurham, B. ~Carnes,Marion, Br. McElroy, - Carnes, Marion, Jr. McKeever, R. Carver, Joe McKeever, S. Casey, W. J. Mooney, Peter Casey, George Morrow, William Casey, William Morrow, J. Y. Casey, Joe Murkerson, V. Clark, John Newman, Henry Clark, George Payne, George Conaway, Jerry Potts, Pink Conaway, John Potts, Joe Crawford, S. H., q. m. (*) Potts, E. Culberson, Lum Potts, Charles Dansler, Dr. Richey, A. Davis, William i3alrnoq John Davis, Isaac, Jr. Salmon, V. Doughty, Polk Satterfield, Jasper Dyar, Joe Shaw, Martin Evans, Isaac Shaw, Polk Floyd, George Silks, William Fuquea, Henry Silks, George Fuquea, William Smith, Frank Gaines, E. B. Stouts, -, Chaplain Gray, J. W. Stubbs, J. W. Grier, James Taylor, James ~Grier,- Taylor, R. ~Gunn,M. A. Walker, I?. Hall, John Westbrooks, Marion, Sr. natchett, S. Westbrmkg, Marion, Jr. Heath, A. Westbrooks, Hudson Hendrix, Joe White, James / Hill, Henry White, Joe Hill, R. C. Wright, James Hill, M. Wright, T. Hodge, John (*) ,q. m. Promoted to Quarter-master. www.gagenweb.org Electronic Copyright 2005 HISTORY OF GORDON COUNTY

~~ELDVOLS., GO. & 8th BATTALION, GISTS BBIGADE Organized September, 1861 PRIVATES Adams, Columbus Floyd, Farrow Adams, Clayton Free, John Adcock, Gus Free, Peter Alexander, W. H. Free, Joe Alexander, J. T. Garner, George Allen, Elisha Garner, William Andrews, Coatsworth Garner, David Autry, James Gass, Nat Bell, A. J. Gass, Pink Bennett, James Gass, Hardy Bennett, Charley Gibson, James Bennett, Lee Hayes, Marion ,Bennett, Dabney Hayes, Richard (x) Blalock, W. D. Hefner, Ben Bowen, M. P. (*) Hefner, William Bowles, John Henry, Ben Eowles, Gus Hill, James (x) Bowles, William Hipps, John Boyd, James Hollis, John Boyd, Graves Hollis, Green Bradley, William Hollis, Daniel Brookshire, Riley Halt, John Brookshire, Brazeal Johnson, John Brown, Henry Johnson, Joe Brown, Frank Johnson, Ben Brown, Daniel Drummer Kay, A. M. Campbell, Mid Kayl R. W. Cannon, Wiley Kay, Jesse Cooper, John . Kay, Barney ,Cooper, Calvin Kay, Emory Cook, John Kay, Elisha Dawson, Larkin Knight, Marion Dawson, John Knight, Green Dawson, Joe Knight, Matt Dayell, John Lane, Patrick Dempsey, George Layton, George Dempsey, Jerry Lewis, James Dempsey, James Littlef ield, Jefferson Dempses, Calvln Littlefield, L. M. Dickard, Henry Littlefield, D. H. Dillingham, John Littlefield, G. W. Dillingham, A. Long, John Elrod, DOCK Long, Jack Elrod, Joe Love, John A. Elrod, Crock Love, Uriah Floumora, John Mathis, John Floyd, Casey Mathis, 'E'rank Floyd, Pontell , Mathis, William www.gagenweb.org Electronic Copyright 2005WAR BETWEEN THE STATES

Mathis, Henry Rich, Jesse McEntire, Philip Robber-, Thomaa McEntire, William, Sr, Sewell, Henry McEntire, William, Jr, Sexton, Young (x) McEntire, Larkin Silks, George McEntire, E. P. 8immons, Joe (**) Miniard, Tom Smith, Nat Morgan, - (*XI Smith, Benjamin Nichols, Matt Smith, Ham , Owens, Mulkey Stewart, J. F.

Owens, John Stevens, Thomas ' ' Owens, Anderson Tate, N. W. . Parker, Wealey Thompson, George Pass, John Thorn, George Phillips, Brown Thorn, E. L.: Phillips, Andrew Thorn, Jack Phillips, Charley Underwood, A. Ponnell, Wiley Villiard, William Pon, Adolphus Walker, Bud Powell, Wnilliam Walker, Harrison Puckett, Tom (x) Winburn, Dock Reed, Dr. T. Wood, Thomas Reed, John L. Woodward, W. Reed, Jasper Woodward, J. W. Rich, William (*) Promoted to Captain. (x) Promoted to Lieutenant. (**) Promoted to Sergeant.

CO. C, 8th GA. BATTALION, GIST-WALKER DMSION, RE- CRUI!!CED EROM GORDON COUNTY, GA., OC!I!. 11, 1861 Thornbrough, J. J3...... Captain Jones, S. M .---.-.....,.,...... ,.,,,--.-----.--.-----.---- 1st Lieutenant Hall, W. J ..-...--.-.---.-.-.------..-.-.--.---.... 2 Lieutenant Holsomback, W. M. ( * ) ,,..,..,-.----..----.-----3d Lieutenant Hollins, M. L ...,.,,,,....---..------.- ,...... demon, Dr. (x)'. stSergeant PRIVATES Akin, Stephen Butler, George Barton, James Camp, T. J. Berry, Charles Carpenter, Calvin Brogdon, Ellsworth I Chambers, William Brogdon, G. N. Chambers, Joe Brown, Frank Clements, Cicero Burch, William Cooper, Seaborn Butler, Jack Davenport, H. S. (Surgeon) Butler, Balia Davis, P. R. www.gagenweb.org HISTORY OF GORDON COUNTY Electronic Copyright 2005

Duggan, J. A. Mobley, T. B. Eaves, Foster Moore, C.

Finley, John I Murphey, James Finley, W. V. Owens, R. D. Fowler, George , Owens, John Fowler, James Owens, - Fox, J. H. Owens, - Fuller, Spivey, Sr. Oxford, William Fuller, Spivey, Jr. Oxford, - Fuller, J. B. Pass, John Gates, James Putman, Monroe Graham, Joseph Rider, Hampton Green, Jesse Robertson, J. W. I Gresham, Thomas. Rogers, Joe Harlan, J. M. ., Scott, William Hendrick, John Scott, W. J., Jr. Hoover, George Scott, Abraham Hoover, A- 34. Scott, Spencer -- -A- Hudgins, R. C. Simpson, W-illiam Hurt, B. F. (m) Stagg, James Jones, L. N. (**) Stone, Arris

Jones, R. F. I I Stone, Henry Jones, T. G. Sutton, Dick ~eitg,Joel Sutton, James Keith, George Tally, Bird Kiker, Wills Tally, -( C) King, A. J. , Tally, Starling King, J. D; Tally, Till (c) King, John Terry, - Lanier, John , , Thompson, -

Lay, John. I Thornbrough, J. H. (**) Lazenby, Press Thornbrough, A. W. (**m) McEntire, Lafayette Tomlin, William McEntire, William Walraven, David McLain, Larkin Walraven, Buck McMullin, William Walker, Henry Miller, John Wells, Dr. W. T. Miller, Oliver Westbrook, F. M. Uiller, Marion I White, Leander ( * * ) Miller, Bud White, Andrew Mitchell, J. B. Williamson, William ( * * . Mitchell, R. M.

(*) Promoted to Captain. (x) Promoted to Lieutenant. !

CO. D, 8th GEORGIA BA"1'TALIQN, GIST'S BRIGADE, WALKE35 DMSIQN, ARMP OF TENNESSEE,HARDEE'S CORPS Organized in Gordon County, Georgia, October 11, 1861 Watters, J. L. (a).,:...... Captain Borders, Randolph...... -Is ~ieutenant Hardin, John A. ( * ) ...... 2d Lieutenant . Johnson, George-...... 3d Lieutenant . Brown, George (or.) ..-...... -...... -...... 1st Sergeant Trimble, Josephus..-...... -...... 2 Sergeant .. \ Mathis, J. W .--..-..-...-..-...-.--...... -...... -.-...... 3 Sergeant 0wens, Rufus...... -4th. Sergeap t Brown, D. H. (**)...... st Corporal Johnson, Joseph...... 2 Corporal \ Wright, James ...... 3 Corporal Mathis, John C..-..-..-..-.-...... 4th Corporal PRIVATES s Adams, Pres Floyd, Strooler Adcox, Wilson Floyd, Samuel R. Adcox,, William Floyd, Enoch Bagley, Henry Frix, John R. Bivins, William Frix, P. R. Black, Robert Frix, James Black, Joseph Frix, U. M. V. Blackburn, Milton / Gilbert, George Blant, William Gentry, William, Sr. Borders, Edmund Gentry, William, Jr. Bowen, James Hayes, Polk Brogdon, G. W., Sr. (**) Holland, Marion- Brown, W. E. Hopkins, William Bryson, Nelson Hunter, George Cagle, Henry Hutchins, George

Cagle, - t Inlow, W. T. Chaffin, John Johns, Stephen Clark, Elbert Johnson, James Cochran, William Jones, William Collier, Meridy Jones, Josiah Collier, J. P. King, Ambrose Cox, Anderson Kimbrough, W. D. Dickard, Henrp Lattrell, John ~Dickard,Elisha Lay, Berry Dillard, Samuel (j) Long, Alex Edwards, Newton Love, John 0. Ellis, William Love, Uriah Ellison, Samuel Malone, L. F. Ellison, Jones Mathis, V. Elrod, Jerry McCutchen, Frank Evans, Obadiah McGehee, Silas Evans, Isaac I McGinnis, N. H. Farmer, Jameg Miller, Jamea Montgomery, Frank Field, Thomas II - www.gagenweb.orgHISTORY OF GORDON COUNTY Electronic Copyright 2005 Moss; James Underwood, Absalom Moss, Gilbert 71'i Wade, Thomas Moss, Andrew Wade, Asa Moss, Hiram Wade, Harrison

MOSS,Johnson ' " Wade, Newton Moss, LeMs Wagner, John Owens, Van Ward, T. Owens, David Ward, Newatt Pierce, Wirlkiam Ward, George W. Pinson, Curtis (d) Walraven, President Qualls, John Walraven, Floyd Rider, Hampton Walraven, Robert Simpson, Samuel Walraven, Monk Stewart, F. P. (**b) Walraven, W. B. (c) rstowers, Wlilliam White, James

Stowers, Lewis ' Whittemore, Miles Stowers, Thomas Whittemore, Francis Stroud, William Willingham, John Taylor, Albert Wilson, Calvin Taylor, Adolphus Wilson, Henry Teal, David Wilson, John Teal, Allen Wilson, James L. Timms, Harrison ,Wilson, William Underwood, James (*_) Wilson, Miles (a) Promoted to Colonel. (* ) Promoted to Captain. (or.) promoted to Ordnance Dep't. (**) Promoted to Orderly Sergeant. (b) Promoted to Color bearer. (d) Promoted to drummer. (j) Promoted to Adjutant. (c)' Promoted to Corporal.

00. E, 8th GEORGIA BAT!I'ALION, GIST'S BRIGADE; FBEEMAN VOLUNTEERS Orgmnized in Gordon County, Wrgia, Oct. 18, 1861, Hopper, J. H ...... Captain Freeman, B. W..-.. -. stLieutenant. Ballew, A. W ..---.-..------.-.--.------.---.--.--.-.. 2 Lieutenant Shellhorse, H. F...... -...... -.. 3 Lieutenant Penn, J. A ,...... --....-.....--Orderly Sergeant .Chastain, B..: ...... -...... 2 Sergeant Bhellhorse, J. B...... -...--...... -...... 3 Sergeant Lloyd, P...... 4th eergeant Sparks, W. D ...,-...-...... stCorporal Hopper, J. K ...... -.-...... 2 Corporal Shellhorse, J.--...... 3 Corporal Erwin, M. L...... -. -..4th Corporal www.gagenweb.org Electronic Copyright 2005 WAR BETWEEN THE STAITES

PRIVATES T n I Adamrs, T., Goodman, J. R. Adams, W. C, . Harris, W. G. Adams, A. Holcombe, 3: W. Adams, A. R. Holden, Uriah Ayers, James Jackson, J. J. Ballew, W. J. Jarrett, F. S. Barnwell, T. E. Jarrett, W. W. Bamell, D. M. Jarrett, W. Mr. Bearden, R. Johnson, H. V. Bearden, B. 4 Justice, T. J. Blackwell, F. M. Lloyd, W. H. C. Blalock, Bryson Mashburn, N. Blalock, N. W. Mathis, J. M. Bunch, John Mathis, J. E. Bunch, Charles Mitchell, J. C. Bunch, King I Montgomery, A. Byrd, P. M. MOBS,E. Cantrell, J. Mulkey, W. E. Carter, J. H. Mulkey, J. C. 7 Carter, S. L. Osborne, L. H. Chastain, B. F. I Paqk, R. I Chastain, J. K. Parker, T. Chastain. J. A. Patterson, L. ye Cochran, J. C. Penn, J. H. Coggin, J. A. Pittman, 8.J: C. Cooper, N. L. Pittman, R. M. Cosby, B. Prather, A. Crook, R. F. 1 ~edmond,S. R. Crook, B. T. Scott, A. G. Crook, J. S. Scott, G. R. Crook, S. J. shellh horse, A. B. Crook, W. C. Smith, J. C. Dawson, J. L. Smith, W. C. Dodd, John Sparks, J. T. Dodd, T. R. Stone, W. M. Erwin, J. W. L. Striplin, Benjamin Erwin, John Tilly, 0.P. Evans, R. P. Townsend, J. W. Evans, Joe Townsend, D. Evans, Robert Walker, W. G. Finley, C. Weaver, W. J. Finley, L. J. Weaver, Joe Free, A. H. Weeks, B. F. Green, G. E. Weeks, E. M. Green, S. B. Williamson. W. L. Griffith, J. A. Wooten, J. Griffith, W. L. www.gagenweb.org Electronic Copyright 2005HISTORY OF GORDON COUNTY

CXMMPANY F, 8th GEORGIA BATTAILION, GISm BRIGADE Organized in Calhoun, Gordon Cow, Georgia, Oct., 1861 Buchanan, H. F.---...... --.---..------.-..-.-.-.--.-... ---.----Captain Barnwell, T. B..-.--...... -..-..-.-.---...------.---.. Is Irieutenant Boaz, Wecome ( * ) ...... 3d Lieutenant Jones, W. E .--...... _.....-..------.-.--.-. Orderly Sergeant Scott, W. B....,..-.-.-...------.------... 2 Sergeant Ware, G. W .--.--.--..-.-._------.-----.---.-.---.--.-----..3 Sergeant McConnell, S. A .-,--.------.--..---.-.-.-----.---.--.-.4th Sergeant PRIVATES Abbott, John Lanier, Fred. Anglan, David Liles, Calvin Anglan, Dock Liles, Tate Anglan William Lindsay, W. F. M. Anglan, Juan Masears, Joe Armstrong, John Miller, William Aycock, T. P.. Miller, Hiram

Bailey, 3. A. Miller, John ' Bailey, West I Mliller, James Baugh, Lum Miller, Henry Baugh, Tom Mooney, William Baugh, William Morrow, James Bishop, L. Morrow, Jesse Black, John Mulkey, John Black, A. P. Mulkey, Marion Blalock, N. W. Mulkey, Green Boaz, H. B. Newberry, William. Brock, T. B. Newberry, Stephen Brown, E. Pearson, S. M. Brown, Parks Pearson, Miles Brown, Obadiah Pearson, John Champion, P. Peavey, Mitch

Clark, Thomas Rackley, J. W. ' tClark, Benjamin Riggen, T. B. Curtis, Dow Roberts, W. J. ,Dover, 0. P. M. Roper, W. A. Dover, David Roper, J. M. Elrod, Jerry Scott, M. G. mans, 'Dick Shadwick, James. Floyd, Marion Shumbl,in, Henry- Frix, John Shumblin, Ham Freem.m, J. H. Talley, William Groover, Sanford Thomas, Robert Holden, Jesse Vick, J. B. Jolly, Thomas Williams, David Keith, David Williams, M. A. Keith, George . ' Wilburn, George. Keith, J. M. Wfight, Atlas www.gagenweb.org Electronic Copyright 2005WAR BETWEEN THE STATES

-ANY D, 48th REGIMENT, STOVAILL'S BRIGADE Orpnized in Gordon Caanty, Georgia, March, 1862

Young, R. M. (Lt. Col.) ...... :-----Captain , . Wylie, D. G., Jr. (*) ...... 1st Lieutenant Chandler, A. J ..-.-..--.--.--..- .--..--..-.------.---- -2 Lieutenant Hunt, G. M ...... 3 Lieutenant . Hall, F. H. (*) ...... st Sergeant : Hunt, H. C...... 2 )Sergeant Ginn, F. M ...... :...... -.--..-...... 3 Sergeant . Roe, A. A ...... 4th Sergeant -,. *r Hackney, R. B...... -...... 5th Sergeant. Phillips, T. F...... stCorporal

Jackson, C. P...... -...... 2 Corporal Morrow, G. R ...... 3 Corporal: .. Stevens, Holland...... -...-..-...... 4th Corporal: PRIVATES -. . Abbott, A. Coyle, Thomas

Atkins, T. ' Darnall, W. H. (x) Bailey, J. M. Davis, - Bailey, J. A. Dawson, R. B. Bailey, Vaira Dempsey, W. C. Bailey, Gordon Dempsey, P. C. Barnes, W. W. Dodd~Thomas Barnes, E. Eaves, E. T. (c) Barnett, J. C. Eaves, R.

Baugh, J. W. Farmer, D. H. ' Black, B. J. Ferguson, Wm. E. Boswell, A. W. (**) Fincher, R. Bowdoin, A. W. Fowler, S. Bowdoin, J. W. Fowler, M. B. Bqadley, ------Gant, William Bray, B. R. Garlington, J. a. ,' Bray, W. M. Garrett, Z. Bray, Jack Gray, E. Hamilton Brock, R. Gresham, T. G. Brownlow, J. -Hall, W. G. Brown, J. J. Hayes, W. Caldwell, J. Hefner, J. W. Carey, L. M. Henderson, F. Cargal,' J. A. Hudgins, John Chambers, Jacob Hulsey, A. J. Chambers, Marion Ingles, James D. Chandler, A. J. Jackson, C. W. Chandler, Joseph Jackson, W. R. ... Chandler, Alvin Jackson, J. M. Chandler, Roane Jones, William Corbin, - Jones, C. A. Covlbgton, A,. Jones, Stephen Covington, .D. Kling, J. L. Croft, L. Lane, J. H. www.gagenweb.org Electronic Copyright 2005HISTORY OF GORDON COUNTY

Lay, G. W. Russell, W. MI. (*) Long, C. Scott, Pilberry Maddox, H. H. Scott, w. P. Malone, J. B. Shirley, G. F. Mann, J. M. Tate, Callaway McLendon, J. B. Thomas, J. H. Miller, Polk Vanwester, W. M. Miller, J. A. Wade, Henry Miller, B. C. Walraven, J. M. Miller, Matthew Williams, A. F'. Moore, H. H. Williams, J. F. M. O'Callagh.an, M. F. woods, W. Owen, Thomas P. Wylie, William M. Ray, W. A. Youngblood, J. M. Rice, R. Zuber, Samuel. Rider, Hampton (Lt. Col.) Promoted to Lieutenant Colonel. (*) Promoted to Captaid. (x) Promoted to Lieutenant. (**) Promoted to%ergeant.

COMPANY I, 63d GEORGIA REGIMENT, GIST'S BRIGADE i Organized in Gordon County, Georgia, September, 1862 J Gordon, G. A ...... Colonel Howard, C. W ...... ,...... Captain Giles, ---.----.-.-.--.-.,.--...... -.-.-.---.--- ...... Major Allen, ---.------.---.------..----.--.------.-Major Bray, W. M .-.---..---,,,-.------.------.st Lieutenant Coker, William -,------.------.---..2 Lieutenant Howard, Jefferson,.------.------.---. --.- 3 Lieutenant Cater, William-...... It Sergeant Coker, John...... 2 Sergeant . Conley, ------.---.-.-I.-...-..-- i ...... 3 Sergeant Coker, Tink.-...... -...... 4th Sergeant Orr, R. F.-.....--.....-...... 1st Corporal Henson, John.-....-...... 2 Corporal PRIVATES Allen, N. D. Cole, William Anderson, M. M, Connaway, Benjamin Bailey, William Curtis, James Bray, B. R. David, A. 1s.. Bray, William Dickey, John Buffington, T. 0. Dickey, - 1 Burnett, Wilson Dobbs, John Burnett, Willis Douglass, ~obert Cater, William Dowdle, James I Campbell, William Durham, D. M. Chapman, Daniel Durham, G. W. Chapman, David Durham, William www.gagenweb.org WA.R BETWEEN THE STATES Electronic Copyright 2005 Edison, Joshua Morrow, Robert Etheridge, William Morrison, William Etheridge, Hiram Owens,, John Fountain, Daniel Owens, G. D. Gholston, Gill Parrott, John Hefner, John Parker, Charles Hood, Robert Pearson, - Hood, Samuel Thomas, - Jennings, Thomas Wyatt, Gramerson Mason, W. M. Wyatt, - McBrayer, Hugh Wylie, Jackson i McBrayer, James

FREEMAN GUARDS, COMPANY G, 28th REGIMENT, GEORGIA VOLUNTEERS, WL&UITTSS BRIGADE Itecruited From Re-, Gordon County, ~e0rg-GJuly, 1861 Hill, John ...... --:-.------Captain Adams, Matthew ( * ) ...... -1st Lf eutenant Ransone, George W ...... 2d Lieutenant

Higdon, John B...... --...-...... -...... 3 Lieutenant Bird, Mike...... Orderly Sergeant PRIVATES Adams, David Keen; John

Adams, Wesley Keith, David I Brookshire, Tillman Kinman, Miles Brown, Jasper Kiker, Ed Buckalew, ~ack Landers, Pink Carmon, Joseph Landers, William Clary, William Lane, J. A. Collins, George Ledbetter, Dock Collins, Andrew M.assengil1,Marion Covington, W. E. Massengill, Jerry Dayis, James (x) McArthur, Henry Dean, John McClury, Robert Dorsett, John Morgan, Big John Eaves, Kin organ; Little John Elrod, Jerry Moss, William Ezell, Peter Mote, J. P. Faith, Earle Mote, S. W." Faith, G. - Noles, Peter IFaith, William Norton,. T. J. (x) Hales, P. S., Co. Surgeon Norton, D. A. (*) !- Hill, Alex Norrell, Thomas Hill, James Norrell, John Hill, Big John Offutt, Berry Holcombe, Hanks Penny, Jerome ' +. Holcombe, Eubanks Ransom, ~0.h I Hunter, Berry Robertson,:Nat 1: Ingram, J.ohn Robertson, .Wiley . .. . HISTORY OF GORDON COUNTY www.gagenweb.org Electronic Copyright 2005 Saylors, William Vandiver, Thomas Saylors, Jerry Vandiver, James Smallwood, William Vaughn, Joseph Smallwood, John Wells, William Sneed, H. M., Co. Chaplain West, John Strickland, Judge Wilson, Robert Thomas, David Woody, Samuel Trarnmell, Andrew Woolbright, Asa (*) Promoted to Captain. (x) Promoted to Lieutenant.

ETOWAH GUARDS, COMPANY K, 14th GEORGIA REGIMENT, THOMAS BRIGADE, ARMY OF VIRGINIA Re~~ruifea'From Gordon, Murray and Padding Counties, July, 1861

Jones, Thomas...... ,...... --Captain (resigned 1861) Burch, _-.--..---.-..-.,.----1st Lieutenant (died 1861) Fields, Frank...... 2d Lieutenant (resigned 1861) Goldsmith, Washington ( *m col. ) ...... 3d Lieutenant Holt, Gus.-..----. -.-.-----.-..------.. Captain (killed in battle) . Eaves, Jesse...... C~aptain . Chapman, Washington---...... -IsLieutenant . Chapman, Augustus-~-.....-...... -..-...... sergeant Wallace, ...... Sergeant :' King, -.-.-.--....-.--..-.------.-.-...... Sergeant . :I PRIVATES Ballew, John Gresham, R. B. Ballew, James Harris, Pope Ballew, George Haygood, Andrew Black, Mode Holland, I. Boyd, G. M. Hooper, Harrison Bramlett, Wiilliam Jackson, James 'Brannon, M.arion Jackson, John Brock, James James, Dr. Broom, John (s. c.) Jamison, Marion Callahan, James Kerns, Tobe Cramer, T. Kimbrough, Joseph Crosslow, John Kimbrough, John Dobbs, James Lockridge, James , Dusenberry, Dr. Lewis, Isaac Ellis, Robert Stegall, Tandy Ferguson, Joe Stegall, Robert Ferguson, James Tant, William

Gilbert, J.ames Tant, James a Gilbert, Isaac Tivice, James - Gilbert, George Tivice, Thomas Goldsmith, Andrew Waldrip, Lavaro Goldsmith, Jerry Waldrip, Andrew . -1 Goldsmith, James Walraven, John www.gagenweb.org Electronic Copyright 2005 WAB BETWEEN THE STATES

Wheeler, Alex Wood, Andrew Willingham, Frank Wbod, Jacob Wilson, Augustus Wood, Alex (m) Promoted to Maj'or. (col.) Promoted to Colonel. (*) Promoted to Captain. (s. c.) Promoted to Signal Corps.

.Jd F*GROOVER'S COMPANY E, 40th GA* REGIMENT, STOVALL'S BRIGADE Organized in Gordon County, Georgia, March, 1862 PRIVATES .Adcock, William Lackey, Milton Adcock, Charles Montgomery, Wm. Armstrong, William, Parks, Benjamin Arnold, I. .R. Prince, Kindred

Arthur, Theodore Ray, Monroe ' Bblock, N. W. Roberts, Franklin Brown, William Rucker, John (Ensign) Campbell, w!illiam sanders; Wesley Chase, B. Smith, William Chase, Alfred Stanf ield, John ,Coggins, N. L. Strickland, Samuel Coggins, William Thomasson, James W. Dillars, M. M., Jr. Walraven, John Ellis, William Wicker, John H.arlan, George (x) Wiley, Madison Hewitt, Perry Wilson, Henry Hewitt, Franklin Wofford, I. E. Hewitt, Andrew Wofford, B. M. Hooper, Wm. J. W,offord, John W. Horton, G. W. Yancey, - Horton, C. F. (x) Promoted to Lieuteaan&.

-EmJ. STARR'S COMPANY E, 18*, GA. REGIMENT, WOFF'~W;WS BQCIGADE, A&MP OF VIRGINIA :R~ruitedFro'm Gordon County and Other Georgia Counties, &me, 1861 Starr, E. J .-...-.----.--...--....--.---.------utain Crawf ord, M. J ..-.------.------.-.--.--..-...---..- st Lieutenant Brown, E. L .-,.,,,---.....--.------..-.---- -.-.- 2 Lieutenant Patton, .A. H. (m)-.,-....,,,..-.---...-- ,..-A 2d Lieutenant I Ransom, D. H. (x)...... --...-..---.-----.-----.--. 1st Sergeant . i . # Putman, 0. W. (x)..: ...... ,...--..---..--.---.-.-.-- 2d Sergeant .A www.gagenweb.orgHISTORY OF GORDON COUNTY Electronic Copyright 2005 PRIVATES Alexander, Jas. L. Honk, William 3 Ballard, Joseph Kelly, Marion I - Baxter, Robert Kelly, Daniel Collins, Jacob Kelly, Jack Collins, Thomas Nally, A. J. Collins, George W. Perkins, Noah Collins, Shufiah Sanders, Benjamin Fuller, John Silks, B. F. Grier, F. M. Smith, Jack Hickman, James 0. Underwood, Jack Holcombe, A. Warwick, Jefferson (m) Promoted to M,ajor. (x) Promoted to Lieutenant.

LEE'S %ANGERS, COMPANY D mcruited From Gordon and Other Georgia Counties, November, 1862 Eargrove, James ,...... --.--.--..-..-.-.-..--...... --.-..-.captab Caldwell, Joshua...... st Lieutenant Mason, M. M ...... 2 Lieutenant Jackson, M. M ...... 3 Lieutenant Kenny, ...... --.-.------..--.lstSergeant Winn, Joseph ...... 3 Sergeant Hairston, ..-.--...... -..-...--.---.7----:Orderly Sergeant Kenny, -.---.--.------.--.--.------.------.-.------..------Corporal Wiggins, L. L ...... Corporal PRIVATES Beall, W. L. Gaston, Hugh Blalock, Johnson, James E. Bray, B. R. Swain, Nimrod Dufiarn, D. M. Thompson, George R. i TOOMB9SVBLS., 4th GEORGIA INF-Y, DOmS AND - COOKEYSBRIGADE Organized in Gordon Cbmty, Georgia, April 29, 1861 I Mayes, B. R ...... -...... captah Jackson, J. W ...... stLieutenant Carey, G. W. (*)...... 2d Lieutenant Sullivan, James (x*) -...-,-...-....-.-.--.-.----.---3d Lieutenant McConnell, John...... -.....-? ...... 1 Sergeant Cobb, Lewis (x)...... I ..I.....- ... -...... I...... -2 Sergeant Summey, Peter A ...... 3 Sergeant. White, L. M .....-...... -...--.-.--..,...-.-..--.--:....4th Sergeant Dorsett, Augustus (0. s.) ...... 5th Sergeant McConnell, Joseph ( * ) ...... 1st Corporal Love, D. K ...... 2 Corporal Johnson, T...... 3 Corporal Clark, Wylie ( * * ) ...... --4th Corporal www.gagenweb.org Electronic Copyright WAR2005 BETWEEN THE STATES

PRIVATES Bedford, Peter Holden, H. R, Belcher, - Hollia, G. W. Binion, W. Hunt, G. M. Boaz, G. R. Hunt, James Boaz, F. M. Johnson, Charles Bradley, G. W. Johnson, J. R. Bradley, H. Kiker, E. J. (**) Bray, B. Leak, A. - Bray, G. W, Love, R. Brownlow, William Lynch, E. (c. b.) Burch, Monroe McClure, J. (x) Burch, Jack McLain, Daniel . Carpart, Robert Mims, Judson (**) Cantrell, S. 'I! Mobley, William Cantrell, J. C. Mobley, Hiram Carlton, Spencer Nichols, D. A. Carter, Joseph Norton, E. T. Chandler, D. B. Osborne, William Chopin, G. W. Owens, William Christian, G. W. Phillips, John Cooper, F. M, Phillips, Charles Cosby, G. W. Poarch, Robert Cox, S. H. Poarch, Benjamin Darnell, A. J. Poarch, A. Dillard, B. K. Reeves, D. B. (x) Dillard, Love Reeves, D. L. Dobson, A. Robertson, Me1 Dorsett, Richard Ross, J. Dorsett, J. R. Smith, W. H. Dorsey, J. M. Smith, C. Eaves, Van (Solomon, J. Eaves, Dudley Sparks, Samuel Edwards, Thomas Stanford, John Edwards, Fbbert Taylor, John Ellis, J. M. Taylor, Adolphus Ellis, Frank Taylor, Albert Ellis, H. Taylor, R. E'ite, H. Thomas, N. Fowler, J. Thomas, L. L. Fox, J. Timms, W. Free, Mat 'Underwood, A. J. (o. 8.) Gardner, W. Vandyke, W, Garner, Marion Vandyke, C. Ginn, William Vandyke, A. Haynes, Woilliam Wade, Jeff erson Henson, Solomon ' Walraven, 0. Hickman, H. Walraven, Shade Higd~n,John Whiffield, J. W. Higdon, Edward Whitfield, R. Hjolden, G. W. Willingham,, J. H, HISTORY OF GORDON. COUNTY www.gagenweb.org Electronic Copyright 2005 Witcher, J. . . Wylie, Robert Wofford, E. (*) Promded to Captain. (x) Promoted to Lieutenant. (**) Promoted to Sergeant. (0. s.) Promoted to Orderly Sergeant. (c. b.) Promoted to color bearer.

COMPANY I, 1st REGXME.INT, GmRGIA CAVALRY, mEW'S BRIGADE Recruited From Gordon, Floyd, Cherokee, Bartow,. Warner, an& Paulding Counties in 1862 Leake, J. F ...... Capbin Gilreath, J. H...... ;...... 1 Lieutenant Fuller, A. J ...... 2 Lieutenant Edwards, W. C ...... 3 Lieutenant Glesgood, 0.U ...... st Sergeant Smith, S. E ...... -...... 2 Sergeant Griffin, R. L ...... 3d Sergeant Lovelace, A ...... 4th Sergeant Chapman, R.' L ...... 5th Sergeant Bridges, T. A ...... 1st Corporal PRIVATES Allen, Rufus T. Edwards, red' Baile3, Jason F. Edwards, R. L. Bailey, J. A. England, J. E. Bell, John England, M. H. Bobo, E. J. Erwin, M. B. Bobo, D. M. Foster, John Bridges, D. W. Fountain, W. S. Bridges, Balaam Fuller. J. A. Bruce, S. G. Fuller, V. W. Bruce, Daniel Gaines, W. P. Bryant, Alfred Gilreath, J. K. Buford, A. J. Gilreath, P. H. Burnett, Jerry Gilreath, George Campbell, James Glazener, Wm. Cathcart, James Hackett, Chambers, J. P. Hamilton, A. Cleghorn, William Hargis, 0.P. Cleghorn, T. J. . Hargis, J. F. Cooper, J. P. Harris, J. B. C. Cooper, J. H. Hendrix, T. J. Crow, John F. Henon, J. L. Crow, William C. Hicks, J. W. Crow, W. W. Higginbotham, J. 33. - DiIlard, L. M. Higginbotham, H. 0. Dobbs, Wailliam Hollis, John Doyal, Thomas Hollis, William. www.gagenweb.org Electronic Copyright WAX2005 BETWEEN THE STATES

Hood, William Pilie, T. J. Hoo~,John Poaroh, S. D. (x) James, William Puckett, W. E. Jenkins, J. M. Heyrmlds, J, S. Jenkins, W. F. Roberts, John Jenkins, John Roberts, J. J. Johnson, J. W. Roberts, Luke Johnson, Isaac Roberts, William Johnson, William Smith, Lang - Kennedy, James Smith, Byron Kinman, J. P. Smith, R. B. Kinnebrew, J. W., Co. Surgeon Smith, R. L.

Lackey, James Smith, Richard ' Lackey, - Smith, J. W. Lewis, W. T. Smith, James Lewis, James Smith, Thomas Lochridge, George Smith, - Lumpkin, Alfred Mewart, G. ,W. McDaniel, Jefferson Trimble, W. W. McDonald, M. J. Underwood, J. R. McKelvey, Pink Venable, T. W. McKelvey, Joe Venable, J. P. McKeever, Bryson Venable, C. W. Milner, W. A. Walters, Noah Moore, John Walters, Sebastian Moore, J. J. Walker, Charles Moore, William Warnock, Jasper Murphey, C. M. Weems, J. F., Chaplain . Neal, C. A. Wibe, J. H. Neal, A. H. Wofford, Javan Neal, A. J. Wooten, L. D. Palier, T. J. Wright, A. Y. Patterson, G. W. Wright, Z. T. Patterson, F. M. (x.) Promoted to Lieutenant.

JOHNSON'S VOLS., COMPANY C, 4th GEORGLA CAVALRY, CREWS BRIGADE l&ecruiM From Gordon, Whitfield, Murray, and 'Floyd Counties

in 1862. Incomplete ,, Erwin, H. C.------.--.-.---.---.------.-- .. -.3 Lieutenant PRIVATES Bates, R. Fuller, S. I. Bates, D. Lewis, J. T. Collins, J. W. Stone, J. W. ,. HISTORY OF GORDON COUNTY www.gagenweb.org Electronic Copyright 2005 AVERY9S REGIMENT, <30MPANY A, 4th REG-, GOERGLA OAVAJiRY, IVERSONTS BRIGADE Recruited Fnrm Gordon, Walker, Whitfield, and Murray Counties, June, 1862 Keith, Reuben -.....-...... -.----.-...... -..-..-...... -.-.------Captain Hancock, W. D.---...... --.----.----.------:--.--iiiiilSt Lieutenant . Sloan, James .....--.. -...... ------.-.- 2dl Lieutenant - Hill, Washington-.-. --... .,---3d Lieutenant (killed 1864) Mote, S. W .--.---...------..-.------..---.--- .-3 Lieutenant Tate, Pinckney.--.--; -.-.---.-----.....-.-- my Sergeant Mote, A. J ...... 2 ,Sergeant Norrell, Andrew-..-....-.,-. ---- .----.-. .- 3 Sergeant PRIVATES Coker, W. H. Nance, James Fincher, Oliver Norrell, Thomas George, Jesse O'Shields, W~illiam Green, Jesse Prichard, T. J. Hatler, Buck Roles, Lum Holcombe, Charles Rooker, W. D. Holcombe, Ab Stone, Joel Hughey, John . Stawe, Thomas Jackson, Floyd Stowe, James Johnson, Dink Turket, William Lively, John Wheat, Thomaa. Mote, Taylor

COMPANY F, 4th GEORGIA CAVALRY, CREW'S BRIGADE Recruited From Gordon, Walker, and Whitfielit Counties, Dec. 1, 1862 Helvingston, Joseph ...... ---..------.------dn McCutchen, C. D..(* ) .------..--.---.. ------1st Lieutenant Sloan, J, B..------,,---_------.-..-.-..--..-. 2 Lieutenant

0'Neal, John-.-. .. --,. ..,--- ,.. --- .-..----.---. 3 Lieutenant

Ransom, Reuben .,,,,,,-_.,,.-.------.-. ------It Sergeant Whittle, James--.,,,,._- .-,,,. ------.. -----. 2 Sergeant McCracker, James,,.---,.-_--.------3d Sergeant PRIVATES Alexander, Melvin Massey, Asa Allen, David (*) McCutchen, A. R. Atwood, Green McWhorter, James Chastain, B. L. (**) Nash, Joe Dalton, Harrison O'Neal, Jense Dorsett, John Shaw, Arby Dupree, John Shaw, Frank Faith, Abraham Smallwood, Clayton

. Faith, .Gris 5 Spt-ingfield, Jaa. Horn, Felix Springfield, Hugh Lumpkin, Hud ., Springfield, Robert www.gagenweb.org Electronic CopyrightWAR 2005 BETWEEN THE STATES 151

Tanner, T. L. Whitwood, William Warren, J. T. Wmd, Andrew (*) Promoted to Captain. (**) Promoted to Sergeant.

COMPANY F, 1st GEORGIA CAVALRY -Organized in Gordon County9 Georgia, in 1862 .

John Paxton,,...... -...--.---..-...-...-..-.---.---. --- .....-.-- -?..- Captain PRIVATES Anderson, David Green, J. R. Andersun, Solomon Green, T. Ballew, Washington (x) Green, J. E. Bird, Thomas Johnston, Wm. Bradley, Joseph Johnston, T. L. Bunch, Jefferson .Lewis, Washington Bunch, John Lewis, T. L. (x) Cook, A. L. Maulder, B. (Bugler) Cook, R. J. McMillen, H. Gaines, W. J. Parker, W. M. - Gravely, A. Pressley, W. J. Gravely, P. L. Riddle, vadon Green, D. F. Riddle, J. W. (Sutler) Green, T. C. Mane, S. L. Green, L. H. (**) (x) Promoted to Lieutenant. (**) Promorted to Sergeant.

KINGSTON VOLUNTE@IRS, COMPANY K, 19th REGIMENT OF INFANTRY9 %OLQUITICFSBRIGADE Organized in Gordon 4County,Wrgia, August, 1861 Adams, W. D., Sergeant Goodnight, J. M. Brown, J. F. Haynes, John Caldwell, James Hunter, B. F. Dye, John F. Jones, William Dye, W. B. McLane, Capers Dye, C. P. Mix, Henry Dye, C. C. Mix, Harrison Dye, James Mix, G. C. Dye, Henry S. Neal J. .P. Dye, 0. H. Pitts, J. B. ', Gibbs, Anderson Pitts, W. M. Garland, A. L. PitrtS, H. T. *. Gibbs, Obadiah Pitts, J. H. Gibbs, W. H. Roe; I. A. (*) Gibbs, D. C. Roe, J. L, . - www.gagenweb.org Electronic Copyright 2005HISTORY OF GORDON COUNTY

Roe, J. M. W!igley, A. J. Wigley, H. A. Wood, J. B. (*) Promoted to Captaln.

OOMPANY H, 4th GEORGIA RESERVES, GARTICELL'S BRIGADE Organized in Gordon County, Georgia, May 19, 1864 PRIVATES Adams, J. M. Emory, James Bailey, M. C. Gaston, Thomas Brown, James Gentry, James Burch, George Hogan, William Burch, Thomas G. Pass, David Carter, James Thedford, Franklin Dawson, W. A. Note-The above rosters were copied from records filed in the -office of the county clerk in 1898. As they were compiled largely from .memory, there may be errors.

.IDBNEY RIFLES, COMPANY G, TWENTY-FIRST REGIMENT, GWRGIA VOLUNTEER INFANTRY, DOLES AND COOHE'S BRIGADE, ARMY OF NORTHERN VEXSGINIA. Organized at Chlhoun, Gordon County, Georgia, June 15, 1861 OFFICERS XINMAN, WESLEY-Captain, July 4, 1861. Resigned on account of disability April 24, 1863. Died 1869. CHANDLER, SAMUEL G.-First Lieutenant, July 4, 1861. Resigned January 18, 1862. HU'DGINS, NAPOLEON B.-Second Lieutenant, July 4, 1861. Pro- moted First Lieutenant January 18, 1862. Wounded at Sharps- burg, Md. Promoted Captain April 24, 1873. Wounded at Chancel- lorsville and Willialmsport, Md., July 6, 1864. WALKER, WILLIAM 1s.-Junior Second Lieutenant, July 4, 1861. Resigned May, 1862. CHANDLER, ABRAHAM R.-First Sergeant July 4, 1861. Fate Un- known. -TATE, THEODORE C.-Second Sergeaqt, July 4,1861. Fate Unknown. HOOKER, GEORGE F.-Third Sergeant, July 4, 1861. Detailed as Commissary Sergeant October, 1861, and as Quartermaster's Sergeant, June, 1864. GATEWOOD, PHILIP H.-Fourth Sergeant, July 4, 1861. Died in hospital 1862. KINMAN, JAMES P.-First Corporal, July 4, 1861. Discharged 186% DURHAM, WILLIAM W.-Second Corporal, July 4, 1861. Discharged April, 1863. Died during khe war. CAMERON, ALLEN (AL)-Third Corporal, July 4, 1861. Fat, UQ- known. - . .- ---- www.gagenweb.org!WARBETWEEN THE STATES Electronic Copyright 2005 WOOD, WILLIAM F.-Flourth Corporal, July 4, 1861. Wounded at. Port Republic, Fredericksburg and Chancellorsville, Va. Pro- moted Second Sergeant, 1864. Wounded at Plymouth, N, C., Apnil;. 18, 1864. PRIVATES ADAMS, WILLIAM F.-Enlisted May 5, 1864. Fate unknown. AUSTIN, WILLIAM M.-Enlisted July 4, 1861. Died in service, 1861. BAILEY, BANISTER R.-Enlisted -July 4, 1861. Fate unknown. BAILEY. JAMEIS W.-Enlisted July 4, 1861. Fate unknown. BAILEY, R. C.-Enlisted July 4, 1861. Wounded at Sharpsburg, Md. Served through the war. BARRETT, GEORGE W.-Enlisted July 4, 1861. Died at Sudley- Church, Va. BARRETT, ROBERT 0.-Enlisted July 4, 1861. Discharged Septem- ber, 1861. BARRETT, WILLIE P.-Enlisted July 4, 1861. Died in service 1862. BARTON, R. H.-Enlisted July 4, 1861. Fate unknown. BLACK, DAVID H.-Enlisted July 4, 1861. Lost eye art Sharpsburg,. Md. Promoted Third Corporal, 1864. Killed in battle. ELOUNT, JACOB N.-Enlisted September 10, 1863. Fate unknown. BOGGS, A. J.-Enlisted July 4, 1861. Died in service, 1863. EOWMAN, CORNELIUS-Enlisted July 4, 1861. Promoted Fifth Ser- geant. Surrendered at Appomattox, Va. BRAY, BANISTER R.-Enlisted July 4, 1861. Fate unknown. CAMP, THOMAS-Enlistea July 4, 1861. Fate unknown. CAMPRON, ALLEN-Enlisted July 4, 1861. Died of measles, 1862. CARPENTER, ANDREW S.-Enlisted July 4, 1861. Died tin hospital of measles, 1862. CHAMPION, E. W.-Enlisted July 4, 1861. Wounded at Fredericks- burg, Va., and died of wound next day. CHAMPION, R.-Enlisted July 4, 1861. Killed at Fredericksburg, Va., December 13, 1862. CHANDLER, R.-Enlisted July 4, 1861. CHRLSTIAN, JOSEPH P.-Enlisted July 4, 1861. Died at Sudley Church, Va., November 2, 1861. CLARK, EPHRIAM-Enlisted October 23, 1863. Fate unknown. CLARK, HENRY S.-Enlisted October 23, 1863. Discharged August 2, 1864. COMPTO~N,SAMUEL W.-Enlisted July 4, 1861. Fake unknown. CREW, THOMAS H.-Enlisted July 4, 1861. Promoted Third Sergeant October, 1861. First Lieutenant, 1864. Killed at Winchester,, Va.,. 1864. CRISMAN, JOSEPH-Enlisted July 4, 1861. Killed in battle. CROSSLEY, ANDREW, Jr.-Enlisted July 4, 1861. Died in Richmond, Va., March 8, 1862. CRUMP, THOMAS-Enlisted July 4, 1861. Fate unknown. DODD, B. H.-Enlisted July 4, 1861. Wounded at Fredericksburg, and Chancellorsville, Va. Served through the war. Died in Texas 1893. DODD, JOHN H.-Enlisted September 1, 1861. Wounded at Port Re- www.gagenweb.orgHISTORY OF GORDON COUNTY Electronic Copyright 2005 public, Va. Promoted Third Sergeant 1864. Served through the war. Died 1897. DODD, THOMAS-Enlisted 1862. Discharged on account of disability 1862. Died soon afterwards. DONALD, DAVID-Enlisted July 4, 1861. Killed at Second Manassas. DONALD, HILL-Enlisted July 4, 1861. Killed at Chancellorsville, Va. DO~JGLASS,JAMES M.-Enlisted July 4, 1861. Wounded at Peters- burg, Va.. 1865. Surrendered at Appomattox, Va. DOUGLASS, WILLIAM C.-Enlisted July 28, 1862. Promoted Fourth * Corporal 1864. Served through the war. DURHAM, WILLIAM-Enlisted July 4, 1861. Died of measles 1861. DYE, J. M.-Enlisted 1862. Died of measles 1863. EADS, WILLIAM H.-July 4, 1861. Wounded hat Sharpsburg, Md. Wounded at Petersburg, Va., 1865. Served through the war. EZELL, Enlisted 1864. Fate unknown. FIELDS, WILLIAM A. M.-Enlisted' July 4, 1861. Died at Sudley Church, Va., November 6, 1861. GIBBS, JOHN-Enlisted July 4, 1861. Discharged 1864. GIBSON, DANIElL-Enlisted May 3,1862. GIBSON, JOHN-Enlisted April 30, 1864. GODWIN, SAMUEL-Enlisted October 23, 1863. Killed at Snickers - Ford, Va., July 18, 1864. GOODWIN, JOSEPH--Enlisted July 4, 1861. Wounded at Charleston, Va., Plymouth, N. C., and Petersburg, Va. Semed through the war. HENDEXSON, WATSON-Enlisted July 4, 1861. Fate unknown. HERUTH, ALLEN-Enlisted 1864. Captured 1864. Pamled 1865. HEWETT, ALLEN-Enlisted 1864. Captured and died in prison at Elmira, N. Y., 1864. H-S, TURNER-Enlisted July 4, 1861. Fate unknown. HOOVER, G. F.-Enlisted July 4, 1861. Killedat iSecond Manasaa. HOOVER, G. W.-Enlisted July 4, 1861. Detailed as Regimental Com- missary Sergeant. Killed at Second Manassas. HOWARD, JEFFERSON-Enlisted September 23, 1863. Fate unknown. HUDGINS, BENJAMIN T.-Enlisted March 1, 1862. Promoted Sec- ond Corporal 1864. Promoted Regimental Color-Bearer. Killed at Fort Steadman, Va. HUDGmS, JOHN-Enlisted July 11, 1864. Detailed as nurse and left with the wounded at Gettysburg, Pa. Served through the war. HUDGINS, LAFAYETTE- A'.-Enlisted March 6, 1864. Wounded and captured at Fort Steadman, Va. Released 1865. mGINS, RICHARD C.-Enlisted October 27, 1863. Wounded at - Fort Steadman, Va. Served through the war. HYATT,JAMES-Enlisted 1862. Died of fever, 1862. HYATT,MORDECAI-Enlisted 1862. Died in service 1862. HYATT, PHILIP E.-Enlisted July 4, 1861. Killed at Port Republic, Va.,.June 9, 1862. JOHNSON, JAMES M.-Enlisted July 4, 1861. JONES, DAVID N.-Enlisted July 4, 1861. Killed at Berryville, Vir- ginia. www.gagenweb.org Electronic Copyright 2005WAR BETWEEN THE STATES 155

JONES, JAMES M.-Enlisted July 4, 1861. Wounded and left in hospital at Winchester, Va., may 26, 1862. Detailed as courier at Brigade Headquarters, 1864. Surrendered at Appomattox, Virginia. JONES, LEWIS W.-Enlisted April 10, 1864. Wounded at Plymouth, N. C., April 18, 1864. Surrendered at Appomattox, Virginia. KENNEDY, HENRY C.-Enlisted July 4,1861. Wounded in battle and died from wound. KEYS, ALLEN L.-Enlisted July 4, 1861. Discharged 1864. Died 1864. KEYS, BENJAMIN-Enlisted 1862. Killed at Elecond Manassas. KEYS, WILLIAM-Enlisted July 4, 1861. Wounded in battle. Served through the war. KING, ELIAS L.-Enlisted July 4, 1861. Killed at Cross Keys, Va., June 8, 1862. KNIGHT, GEORGE W.-Enlisted March, 3, 1862. Died in service 1862. KNIGHT, HARRISON-Enlist& July 4, 1861. Killed at Second Manassas. LAY, JOHN 0.-Enlisted February 28, 1864. Surrendered at Appo- mattox, Va. LINDSAY, JOHN T. C.-Enlisted July 4, 1861. Died in hospital at Sudley Church, Virginia, November 30, 1861. LINDSAY, WILLIAM F. M.-Enlisted July 4, 1861. Fate unknown. LONG,JAMES F., Jr.-Enlisted 1863. Killed at ;Second Manassaa. LONG, JAMES F., Sr.-Enlisted April 10, 1864. Served through the war. ZORG, JOHN H.-Enlisted July 4, 1861. Wounded in battle several ,- times. Served through the war. LONG, WILLIAM L.-Enlisted April 10, 1864. Wounded in battle. Surrendered at Appornattox, Va. Died since the war. LOVE, ANDREW J.-Enlisted March 4, 1862. Captured at Spottsyl- vania, Va., May 10, 1864. LOVE, WILL--Enlisted july 4, 1861. Died in service 1862. LOVELESS, WILLIAM M.-Enlisted July 4,1861. Promoted Sergeant. Wounded and disabled at Cold Harbor, Vlirginia, 1862. Detailed as Hospital Nurse and as Presidential Guard 1864. McELREATH, JAMES J.-Enlisted July 4, 1861. Promoted Corporal. Woundedl at Sharpsburg, Md. Served through the war. McDANIEL, JAMES M.-Enlisted July 4, 1861. Killed at Chancellors- ville, Va. McGINNIS, NOAH H.-Enlisted July 4, 1861. Died at Calhoun, Geor- gia, November 29, 1892. . MALONE, JOHN H.-Enlisted July 4, 1861. Promoted Junior Second and Second Lieutenant: First Lieutenant 1864. Commanded his company at the surrender of Lee's army at Appomattox, Virginia. MILLER, ADAM J.-Enlisted May 1, 1864. Served through the war. MILLER, GEORGE W.-Enlisted July 4, 1861. Promoted Corporal. Wounded in Seven Days' Fight near Richmond, Virginia. Pro- moted Fourth Sergeant 1864. Captured April, 1865. MILI*ER, JAMES A.-Enlisted July 4, 1861. Surrendered at Appod mattox, Va. . MOOST, JOHN-Enlisted July 4, 1861. Killed at Second Manassas. ; www.gagenweb.orgHISTORY OF GORDON COUNTY Electronic Copyright 2005 MORGAN, EPHRAIM H.-Enlisted September 24, 1863. Fate unknown. MORROW, A. J.-Enlisted July 4,1861. Wounded at Second Manassas. Detailed as Division Teamster. Served through the war. MORROW, HIRAM B.-Enlisted July 4, 1861. Discharged on account of defective vision. MORSE, JOHN-Enlisted July 17, 1862. Killed at Second Manassas. PHILLIPS, JOHN C.-Enlisted September 13, 1861. Surrendered at Appomattox, Virginia. Died since the war. PHILLIPS, URIAH-Enlisted July 4, 1861. Died of measles 1861. PORCH, GEORGE L.-Enlisted July 4, 1861. Discharged on account; of disability. PRICE, BOOKER J.-Enlisted July 4, 1861. Killed at Port Republic, Va., 1862. P'UTMAN, POSEY M.-Enlisted March 3, 1862. Pllromoted First Cor- poral 1864. Wounded and captured at Winchester, Virginia, 1864, and died from wound. - REEVES, ENOCH 0.-Enlisted July 4, 1861. Eilled at Cold Harbor, Va., 1864. REEVES, HAYWOOD H.-Enlisted February 28, 1862. Wounded at Second Manassas. REEVES, SmPHEN F.-Enlisted July 4, 1861. Wounded in battle, and died from wound. ROBELINGS, .STEPHEN W.-Enlisted July 4, 1861. Wounded at Gaines's Mill and Fredericksburg, Virginia. Discharged March 17, 1863. ROBERTSON, BENJAMIN A.-Enlisted March 6, 1864. Surrendered at Appomattox, Va. ROBINETT, WARDLEY IS.-Enlisted July 4, 1861. Killed in battle 1862. ROBINETT, WILEY B.-Enlisted March 3, 1862. Wounded at Ply- mouth, N. C., February, 1864. Captured and paroled. ROGERS, THOMAS-Enlisted March 3, 1862. Wounded at Second Manassas. Detailed as hospital nurse 1864. Captured, died, buried at Arlington. RUSSELL, WILLIAM M.-Enlisted July 4, 1861. Fate unknown. :SHIFTLET, LEWIS-Enlisted July 4, 1861. SMITH, GEORGE-Enlisted July 4, 1861. Died in hospital. 'SMITH, JOHN M.-Enlisted July 4, 1861. Promoted Sergeant. Wound- ed at Second Manassas and died from wound. SMITH, JOHN T.-Enlisted July 4, 1861. Promoted Fifth Sergeant, 1864. )SMITH, THOMAS C.-Enlisted September 1, 1861. Died in hospital. STAGG, JOHN H.-Enlisted July 4, 1861. Killed in Second Manassas. STEPHENS, WILLIAM N.-Enlisted July 4, 1861. Discharged on account of defective vision May, 1864. Dead. STEWART, FRANCIS M.--Enlisted July 4, 1861. Died in hospital while in service. BTEWART, GEORGE W.-Enlisted July 4, 1861. Fate unknown. STEWART, JAMES A.-Enlisted July 4, 1861. 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;STEWART, MARION-Enlisted July 4, 1861. Died in hospital while in service. STEWART, REUBEN B.-Enlisted July 4, 1861. Died of measles in service. STEWART, WARREN S.-Enlisted July 4, 1861. Promoted Fif'th Ser- geant October 1861. Acted as Cummissary Sergeant 1864. Died since the war. ' TATE, TUCKER-Enlisted July 4, 1861. Killed at Second Manassas. TEAL, DUNCAN A,-Enlisted July 4, 1861. Wounded at Second Manassas. Served through the war. ' TERRELL, GEORGE W .-Enlisted July 4) 1861. Killed at Chancellors- ville, Va. TERRELL, SOLOMON W.-Enlisted March 1, 1862. Died in hospital in Danville, Va., March 7, 1863. , THOMAS, WLLIAM N.-Enlisted July 4, 1861. Fate unknown. 'TIMMS, GEORGE W.-Enlisted July 4. 1861. Wounded at Winchester, Va., 1864. Surrendered at Appomattox, Va. 'TREADWAY, ANDREW, J.-Enlisted July 4, 1861. Died in hospital 1863. 'TUTOR, THOMAS N.-Elisted July 4, 1861. Died in hospital while M' service. WALKER, ABRAHAM B.-Enlisted July 4, 1861. Fate unknown. -WALRAVEN, HEZEKIAH C.-Enlisted ~a&h3, 1862. Killed at Cold Harbor, Virginia, June 27, 1862. WALRAVEN, PERRY-Enlisted July 4, 1861. Wounded at Second Manassas and Sharpsburg, Md. Promoted First Sergeant 1864. Surrendered at Appomattox, Virginia. 'WARD, WILLIAM-Enlisted August 25, 1862. Wounded near Wash- ington, D. C., and died from wound in hospital. WING, BENJAMIN F.-Enlisted September 19, 1861. Fate-unknown. WOODS, STEPHEN M.-Enlisted July 4, 1861. Wounded at Plymouth, N. C., and discharged. Enlisted in Fortieth Georgia Regiment and died in service. WRIGHT, JAMES B:-~nlisted July 4, 1861. Fate unkno.wn. ZUBER, ROBERT H.-Enlisted October 27, 1863. Discharged June 26, 1864. Under age. .ZUBER. WILLIAM B.-Enlisted July 4, 1861. Fate unknown. www.gagenweb.org Electronic Copyright 2005HISTORY OF GORDON COUNTY

CONFEDERATE PENSIONS En 1879, fourteen years after the close of the War Be- tween the States, the Georgia legislature passed a bill authorizing payment by the state for artificial limbs of maimed Confederate veterans. First pensions were granted in 1890, the beneficiaries including only maimed soldiers of the Confederacy. The amounts paid ranged from $5.00 to $150.00 annually according to the extent of injuries. In 1891, widows of Confederate soldiers married at the. time of service, were granted a pension of sixty dollars a year. The Act authorizing this payment, having been amended and broadened from time to time, now permits. on the accredited list all Confederate widows married in. 1881 or before. The heavy toll of the years has left only ten veterans: and twenty-two widows in Gordon County who are eligible. for a Confederate pension. They receive $360.00 annu- any from the state of Georgia. The ten surviving veterans, each of whom is four-score years and more, are: Brown, J. H ...... Plainville,. . Georgia Canada, G. W ...... Midway, Georgia . Dodd, 'A. B...... ; ...... Fairmount, Georgia Henderson, I. T ...... Calhoun, Georgia, Route 1 : Higginbotham, J. H...... Sugar Valley, Georgia : >Moss,W. H.-...... ---.-.--SugarValley, Georgia

. , McWhorter, R. L ...... Calhoun, Georgia, Route 4 ..Parks, J. M...... Sugar Valley, Georgia Quinn, J. C ...... Calhoun, Georgia - - . Tate, N. W ...... Rydal, Georgia, Route 2. . www.gagenweb.org Electronic Copyright 2005 WAB BETWEEN THE STATES 159

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Veterans A Nam Company Regiment Ables, E...... C ...... 2 Georgia Allen, Thomas ...... ,..-D ...... 49th Georgia Alton, J. M. ,,.----.,.-.--.--..------.-.--B.-4.-.----..---. - .--.----.--.--.---.-.-. 36th Georgia Anderson, William ...... KK.-KKKKKKKKKKKKK.~KKKKKKKK~KKKKKKKKKKKK~K1stGeorgia Andrews, W. H...... IM ...... 1st Georgia Austin, J. C...... K ...... 24th Georgia B Bailey, Jordan ...... 1 ...... DDDDDDDD...... Moore's Battalion, S. C. Bailey, T. J...... C ...... 23d Georgia Baird, Findley ...... 33 ...... Barrett, W. A...... A ...... Moore's Batt., South Carolina Beall, W. L., ---...... D...... 8th Georgia Beason, Sampson ...... - D ...... 27th !South Carolina Belcher, W. H. F ...... -----:.... 1st Confederate Bell, F. M...... C...... 23d Georgia Bell, A. J...... G...... 3d Gedrgia

Blankenship, .ReB...... I ...... I...... , 39th Georgia Bohannon, W. V...... CC---CCC-C...... 23d Georgia Borroughs, G. W...... L...... -...... 4th South Carolina Boswell, A. W...... D...... -...... 40th Georgia Bowen, J. W. ,,,.-.,..,.---.,..,.--.------.-DDDDDDDDDDD-DDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDD-DDDDDD --8th Georgia Bowman,- .C...... LGGG.GGGGI...... 21st Georgia Boyd, James A...... BBB'BB-B--BB-B...... 38th Georgia Bradford, Joshua ...... F...... 35th Georgia Bray, B. R...... CCCC...... 63d Georgla Bridges, W. M...... C...... 39th Georgia Brogdon, George N...... CCCC :--.------...... 8th Georgia Brooks, J. B. ,...... ,-.,...... --..-.------...... ---...... 39th N. C. t Brown, D. C...... -...... DDDD ...... 38th Georgia Bm,D. H...... D...... 8th Georgia Battalion Brown, J. J...... -w-...... :-----.-.-----..D...... 40th Georgia Brown, W. S...... -- ...... -..-...-... Brown, H. J...... -----.:..-.--.. B...... 37th Virginia . Brownlee, J. H...... I...... *...... L...... ,...... -...... 6th Georgia Cavalry Burch, 0. W...... *...... CCCCCCC ...... -.... 8th Georgia Burns, C. L...... ;...... ---.---.------.-G...... 11th ~vrgia Byrd, Phillip M...... --EEEEEEEEEEE ...... 8th Georgia 1- C Campbell, J. D...... G...... 3d Confederate Campbell, W. W...... E...... 40th. Georgia www.gagenweb.org Electronic Copyright HISTORY2005 OF GORDON COUNTY

Campbell, J. M...... G ...... 3d Georgia Cavalry .._ ' Canada, G. W...... K--.----...... 2d Georgia Cavalry Cantrell, S. T...... E.------.-...... 4th Georgia Casey, Joseph ...... A ...... -...... 8th Georgia Chandler, S. I...... E...... -...... -- 6th Alabama. Channell, William ...... ------.------Cherry, A, ...... 1...... H.------..49th North Carolina Childers, Abram ...... N.-...------...... 38th Georgia. Childs, John...... 34th Georgia Clark, N. R...... D...... 23d Georgia. Cochran, D. K...... ~CCCCCCCC~CCCCCCCCCCCC....Graham's Battalion Cochran, James ,...... EEEEEE ...... Johnson's Regt. Coffee, S. T...... HHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH ...... 2d Georgia Collier, J. L...... GGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGG..... 23d .Georgia+ Collins, Ephraim ...... - 16th Georgia Cdoper, F. H...... :------: ..-...F ...... 4th Georgia

Cowart, Stephen D...... ~CCCCC.CCCCCCCCC ...... 43d Georgia. Cowart, John ...... D...... Woff ord's Brigade, Cox, P. E. A. ....-..-...... -..------..------A ...... 36th Georgia. . Cox, John ...... BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBB6th Georgia Cavalry Croy, W. J...... 1-...... 38th Georgia Crump, T. L...... FFFF...... 11th Georgia Cullins, J. A...... BBBB~BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBB...... 36th Georgia Culpepper, C. W...... H ...... 4th Georgia. Curtis, J. M...... 11111111111111111111111111111111111111163d Georgia Curtis, W. M...... G...... Johnson's Regiment Curtis, W. N. N...... F ...... 1st Georgia Curtis, T. N...... F...... 1st Georgia D Dalton, M. K. -,-._---._,_.-.--..----..------KKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKK --36th Georgia Davits, 0.S...... HHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH29th Georgia; Davis,' .S. L...... G~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~...... 1st Georgia Dew, W. F...... L ...... 6th Georgia Cavalry Dodd, N. A...... DDDD ...... Johnson's Regiment odd, A. B...... EE...... Johnson's Volunteers Dooley, Lewis ...... H ...... 2d Cavalry Dorsey,, H. A...... - Albright's Company, Georgia , Duncan, G. B...... C ...... stGeorgia State Troops Dunlap, W. ...-...... -AA...... 54 th Ge'6rgia Durham, D. M...... 11111111...... 63d ~eorgia Dutton, M. .-.-...... -...... -..-...... K ...... 36th Georgia E Eads, W:. H...... GGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGG21st Georgia. Earwood, J. A...... 11111111 ...... Baker's Regiment. Edge, .B. F. P...... EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE 14th South Carolina Edwards, J. F...... BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBPhillips Legion Elli,s, T. M...... ---c--.-.------.------. Robert's Artillery

Elrod, J. H. ------.-----.---.--.---.B ---.----.------.-.------.-.--- Phillips Legion Erwin, M. L. -.---.---.--.------.---.Ei --..------.------1------8t.h Georgia Evans, H. T...... ------.--.HHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH39th Georgia Everett, H. y. _ ...... --.-.-.---.------~.---.EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE~40th Georgia F Faulkner, R. M. ------.------.---.-.-.-.----GGGGGGGGGG-.-.-:---..------: 1st Georgia Ferguson, H. F. - --:-.------.------.--.-.D -DDDDDDD..D-DD~DDDD.-DDDD.DDDDDDD.DD 5th Kentucky Fields, Levi C. -...... -..-...... F...... cobbps Legion Fincher, W. 0.------.- --.--HHHHHHHHHHHHHHHCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCC 2d Georgia Findley, L. J...... -...... DDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDD 8th Alabama Cavalry Floyd, Marion ....---...... F ...... 8th Georgia Floyd, Davis S...... G...... 27th south Carolina Floyd, Miles ...... ---AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAABaker's Regiment Freeman, B. W. ...-...-...... EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE 8th Georgia Battalion Bix, W. C...... -...... Corputt's Battery Fuller, J. M. --...... G ...... 22d Georgia Fuller, V. W...... ------.----I...... -...... 23d Georgia Fuller, B. C...... -.-1.---1 ...... 23d Georgia Fuller, J. H. --...... -...... -....-....EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE Johnson's Vol.unteers Fulton, T, J...... B ...... 1st Georgia ~StateTroops G Gardner, G. H. ---.------.-.--.- A------~------~-- -.---.2d Georgia

Gentle, P...... ------.------.------F'F'F'-.F'F'F'F'F'F'F'F'F' F'.F'F'F'F'F'F'F'F'F'F'F'F'F'F'F'F'F'F'F'F'F'F'.F'F'F'. 3d Georgia Gentry, J. P...... BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBB66th Georgia Gillespie, J. C. --.------.--.----.--..-.--.--.G..-.--- -.------.-.----.------.--. 52d Georgia Gillespie, J. J. -.-...--.--....---...... GGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGG 52d Georgia Gillespie, S. M. ------.-----.--.---D------4th South Carolina Goble, W. D. ---.--....---.------~------A------AA--AAAAAAAAAAAA 3d Georgia Godfrey, J. C...... --.----.- --.--L -.-..-..--I. - --.------.------36th Georgia Grant, A. J. .--..--.-.------.------.I------~-.------.--.-----.36th Georgia

Green, T. C. ----.-..-.-..------F Ii'Ii'Ii'Ii'Ii'Ii'.Ii'Ii'Ii'Ii'Ii'Ii'Ii'Ii'Ii'Ii'Ii'Ii'Ii'Ii'Ii'Ii'Ii'Ii'Ii'Ii'Ii'Ii'Ii'Ii'Ii'Ii'Ii'Ii'Ii'Ii'.Ii'G 1st Georgia Green, Leroy .-...... ---...... F...... 1st Georgia Cavalry Green, J. M...... ~CCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCC12th Georgia Battalion Green, F. M...... E------EE-EE 18th Georgia Gresham, R. B. ..----.-..---...... -...... K--K------K-K-----K--K-KKK-K-KKKKK 14th Georgia Gunn, M. A. .-..-..--...-.------.-----.---..-.AA-AAAA-AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA-AAAAAAAA~~AAAA 8th Georgia

Hales, J. P. ------..----.------.------. --ClCIC.lCICICIC.lCICICIC.lCICICICICIC: --.------.43d Georgia

Hall, J. N. W. IF IF'Ei'~'Ei"Ei'~'Ei"Ei''Ei"Ei'~'Ei"Ei''Ei"Ei"Ei''Ei"Ei''Ei'~~ 3d Confederate Cavalry, Hammond, J. P. ------.--. ------.AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA 1st Georgia .State Troops Hazmon, H. H. -.....-.---...-...... HHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 37th No- Carolina Harrell, J. B. F. -.----.-.--.------D---D--D--DD-DD-DDDDD-DDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDD~ 3d Georgia Harris, T. J. .-.-..------..------.------.--D--D------56th Georgia Harris, W. S. -...... -...... ----.------A...... Graham's Batt. State Troops Hartley, B. A. ---.--.--.------BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBB-BBBBBBB 29th Tennessee

Haynes, V. H. -.-....-...k ...... I ...... 1st Georgia statk Troops Haynes, W. H. ------F--iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii--4th Georgia ...... Haynes,. . W. P. .--.---..---..---...... ------EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE~...~ 7th Georgia www.gagenweb.orgHISTORY OF GORDON COUNTY Electronic Copyright 2005 Heff ner, T. D...... -..--...------.--- HHHHH.HHHHHHHHHHHHH~HHHHHHHHH Johnson's Cavalry

Henderson, I. T. .-...... -..--....------.CGGGGGGG..GGGG.GG 12th Georgia Battalion Henry, D. .-.---...... ------1111111111111111111111111111111111111111 52d Georgia Herringkon, H. B...... -..-...... ------HHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH6th Georgia Volunteers Hewitt, Perry -....--...... -.------.---EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE 40th Georgia Higginbotham, J. H. -..-.... -.-....-.--..---111111111111111111111111 1st Georgia Cavalry Hill, John ...... 28th Georgia Hill, W. M. ...-...... -..--..---.----.------..11111111111111111111111111111111111111 4th Georgia Hilley, Rufus -.--.-...... -.--..---.------.F,,. ..23d Georgia Hilley, J. A., Jr...... -...------.- HHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH. 16th Georgia Holcomb, G. L. --.,,...,..-....-..---.---.----BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBB ..38th Georgia

Ho1,den. H. R. --.-.-.....-..-.-..------'----.-.L LLLLLLLLLLLL.LLL.LLL.LLLLLLL... 6th Georgia Holden, W. W. --,-.....-.-...-...... --..--..--D ------.-----.----.-.------..-..34t.h Georgia

Hollingsworth, W. T. ...--.- ...... -...-- FF'F'F'.F'F'F'.F'F'F'F'F'F'F'F'F'F'.F'F'F'F'F'F'F'F'F'F'.-F'F'. 25th Alabam,a Hollingsworth, A...... -.....---...... ---.---FFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFF 25th Alabama Holsomback, J. L. -...... -..-.-....-.----.---CCCCCC .-. 23d Georgia Hooper, M. .C...-..-....-.--.---.----.- ..---..-.-- H rrrr.r-rr--.rrrrrrrr-r-rrrr.-.rrr-rr. 36th Georgia Hubbard, W. M. ,.....-.--...-....------BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBB.. 43d Georgia Huckabee, J. D. --.-..--.-----....------EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE-- .. 11th Georgia Hudgins, N. B. ...-..-...... --.------.--- GGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGG 21st Georgia Hudgins, LaFayette ------.....-...--.--- GGG--..,--GGGGGGGGGGG ..21st Georgia Hunt, G. M. -.-.-.--.-...-.-.--.--.----.------F------I----.------.------. 4th Georgia

Hunt, H. C, -..-.....--.--....------.------.-- D ,,,,.---.,,..-..,,- ,. ------..., 40th Georgia

Inlow, W. T. ..-..---.---.....------.--D--.. 8th Georgia Xvins, J. M. ,,--,.--.-.-...-.--.------.. ---F' 36th Georgia

Jacks, J. A. --.---.-.-.....-..-.I.------F-.. 19th Georgia Jackson, A. H. .-.--.-...-..----..... ------.--E --.. 55th Ge,orgia Johnson, A. R. ----.-...------.--.-..------.--A --.- 8th Georgia Johnson, J. E. .-.,.--.--.-- .--.--- -.---..-D and E----.--..-.....-.-----.--.------5th Georgia Johnson, T. L. - --.--..---.---..-.---.--F,,._,,-.---.------.--- 1st Georgia Cavalry Johnson, Hosea ..K .. 18th Georgia Johnson, E. R. -,.-..---.-..--.-.------...-A,, Holcomb's ,South Carolina Legion Johnston, H. W. ..----.--.--.-- ---..-..--....---CCCCCCC-CC. 21st Batt. Georgia Cavalry Jolly, T. F. -...-..-.-.---.-.- ...... BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBPalmetto Sharp Shooterg

Jones, L. N. --..--...... -.---.------.-. ------CCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCC -- 8th Ge.orgia Jones, W. E. ..-...-..-.----..-..-----.-.------I-. 23d Georgia Jones, B. W. .,--.....-.-----..-.------.------EEEEEEEEEEEE-EEEEEEEEEI. Phillips Legion Joyce, E. A. .,..-.-.--.--...-.-.--.------.------H -,-.._-.,,-..--.,..------1st Georgia Troops K

Kay, R. W. -.----...-.-.---.-.------.---.--.- --B ...... 8th Georgia Keegan, Daniel -..--...---.--.-.------.--HHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH... 10th Tennessee Kelly, James P. ....-.----.,..------.------.A --..---.------. 12th South Carolina Kendrick, W. B. ..--.--.-----.-.------.------.1st Georgia Keys, E. W. ...-.-..--...... -.--.-.. ----,..--- --..-- D. 'South Carolina Rifles

Kiker, E. J...... F,rrr.r-.--rr.rr.rr....rr-.-.-.--.r.r.r- 4th Georgia Kilgore, Alford ...... -..-----.----.--AAAAAAAAAAAAAA ..37th Georgia. www.gagenweb.org Electronic Copyright 2005WAR BETWEEN THE STATES

King, J. D...... CCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCC~CCCCCCCCC~C.CCCCCCCC8th Georgia King, F. M...... K ...... 14th Georg* King, A. J. ...-----.--.---..------.-- .-...... -...... 8th Georgia Battalion King, George W. ..-.-.---.-.-...-...... -...... CCC-CCCCC-CCCCCCCCC.CCCCC -4th Georgia Cavalry Kinman, J. P. -.---.-.-.-..--.--. ------I:-.--.-----I:------I:I:I:I:I:I:..1st Georgia Knight, L. M...... --B ...... 8th Georgia Battalion

Lacky, Milton ...... --.-:-.---.-...EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE 40th Georgia...... Lacy, W. R...... -...... - - --.

Lane, J. A. .-.....-.--...--....--...... G------G--G-----GG-GG-GGGGGGGGGGG~ ,--- 28th Georgia Lsngston, W. J...... D-----.... ---Rostons Battalion Infantry Lewallen, Jackson ...... DDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDD43d Georgia Lewis, J. A...... -...... G-GGG---GG-GGGG ...... Denman's Cavalry

Lewis, Jacob ...... - ...... - -..-- Littlefield, D. H. ...-...... BEEEELLLLL ...... 8th Georgia Battalion Lloyd, W. H. C...... -...... EE------E-E-EE------E--EEEEEE 8th Georgia Long, J. F. ....--...----...... G ...... 21st Georgia Love, A. F...... G-G------GG-G-----GGGGGGGGGG21st Georgia Loveless, H. H...... E...... 23d Georgia Lowe, Jesse ...... BBBBBBB~BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBB~23d Georgia

Mansell, W. T...... CCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCC Phillips's Legion Massingale, R...... BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBB36th Georgia McCamy. S. B...... EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE~E.EEEE 60th Georgia McClain, C. M...... GGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGG24th Georgia McConnell, Joseph ...... --...... -F'---- ...... --...... 4th Georgia McCutchen, P. L. ....--...----...-.------C-CCCCC-C-C-CCCCCCCCC-CCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCC 3d Georgia McDugald, Sidney .--.-.-.------.----.--D-DDDDD-DD-DDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDD 52d Georgia 1 McEntyre, E. P. --.--...... --me------...... McWhorter, R. L...... -...... -----.--.~-~~~-~~~Lumpkin's Battery Artiller?. Miller, Hiram ...-----...... ------FFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFF 8th Georgia

Miller, D. W. ...-...... --...... -....DDDDDDD ?------.------Johnson's Regiment

Mizell, R. C. .-.------..--.----..------I--I:-----FI:------I:.----I:-I:I:-I:.I:I:I:I:.I:I:I:11th Alabama Mooney, George W. ..-----.--.-.---...-----D-.---~------...... 23d Georgia Mooney. C. ...--..--....-....------I? ...... 19th Alabama Moore, A. B...... ------.-.------CCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCC ...... 43d Georgia Maore, M. B. -----.-----...-.------HHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH ...... 36th Georgia Morehead, G. W. ..------.------.------DDDDD...... 39th Georgia Morris, R. V. .-..-..-.-.-...... ----.------HHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH 34th Georgia

Morrison, J. M. -...... --.--...-.--.--.------~DDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDD 29th Georgia morrow, J. B. .----...---.----.-.------~C~CCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCC-CCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCC 8th Georgia Moss, Hiram - .--.--.-.------.------DDDDDDDDDDDDDD~DDDDDDDD.DDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDD 8th Georgia Moss, James -..-.....: -..--.------I3 ...... 8th Georgia Moss, Ephraim .---.---.....--.------.----E ...... 8th Georgia Moss, R. D...... --...... -..----.-.--.------DDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDD~DDDDDDDDD 23d Georgia

Moss, W. H...... -...... -.------~B~BBBBBBBBBBBBB~BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBB 36th Georgia Mote, ISilas W. ..-...... -.--.....------GGGGGGGGGG~GGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGG~GGG.GGGGG 23d Georgia Mulkey, A. D. -....-...... -...... C ...... 43d Georgia Murdock, David R...... ------E...... ---..---: ...... 36th Georgia www.gagenweb.org Electronic Copyright 2005HISTORY OF GORDON COUNTY

Nabers, Z. L...... GGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGG..... 16th Georgia , Nabers, W. M...... - Nation, Jesse ...... CCCC...... 11th Georgia Nations, J. L...... --A3...... 36th Georgia Neal, Charles ...... -.---<.... F' ...... 1st South Car-olina Newton, E. S...... C ..--,.,,,,I-.....-.-Vance's North Carolina

• Nicholson, W. T...... -.-...... -AAAAAAAAAAAA ...... 65th Georgia

Nix, W. A...... -...... B ...... 3d Georgia Cavalry Norton, T. J...... GGG~GGGGGGGGGG~GGGGGGGGGGGGG~~GGGGGGGGGG.28th Georgia 0 Offutt, R. A...... I ...... 1st Georgia Offutt, Berry ...... -.-...... G ...... 28th Georgia Orr, Elam ...... -.-..-...... -.-.....F, 60th ~eorgia Ostin, J. 4C...... K. 24th Georgia Overton, J. C. ,-..--.-..---..-....-,..--.------E--...... 51st Alabama P Parker, W. M...... F --,. 1st Georgia Parks, J. M...... -.E...... 38th Georgia Parrott, J. W. .-..-.-.-.----..------.---.-I...... 63d Georgia . Pass, D. M...... H ...... 4th Georgia Pate, James E...... I ...... 46th Georgia Patman, R. F...... D ...... ,. 65th Georgia Payne, W. C...... HHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH...... 1st Georgia Payne, L. I?...... HHHH1st Georgia State Troops Payne, H. L. ,,--.--.-..-.-..------1111111111~11111111~1111111111111111 55th Georgia

Pearson, S. M...... -, ...... F ...... 8th Georgia Battalion Perry, A. C...... BBBBBB:...... 1...... 9th Georgia Phillips, Thomas ...... KKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKK7th Georgia Pool, J. G...... ---..---r.rrr-rr.--- 1111111111111111111111111:...... 54th Georgia Potts, D. L...... -;.---D...... 60th Georgia Powell, R. L...... BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBB.... 4th Georgia Presley, J. T...... IIIIIIIIII~I~IIIIII~IIII~IIIIIIIIII~I~.23d Georgia . Putney, L. -...... - Bankhead Battery, Tennessee Q Queen, I. W...... A ...... Ledford's State Troops Quinn, J. C...... C' ...... Kentucky Battalion R Ralston, .S. A...... C ...... 2d Georgia .State Troops Ramsey, W. P...... -...... EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE: ...I...... 3d Confederate Rash, J. W...... C ...... 64th North Carolina Ray, W. A...... BB~BBB~BBBBB~BBBBBB~BBBBB-B~B--...... 40th Georgia Reed, Jordan ...... GGG~GG...... 11th Georgia Reeves, D. L...... F...... 4th Georgia Reeves, H. C...... GrC~C~C...... 23d Georgia Reeves, W. P. .-...... ,-z--..z,.-.). I'~.~..~.~.~~...... 19th Alabama www.gagenweb.org Electronic Copyright 2005

Rice, A. H...... -.....-...... -HH...... 60th Georgia Robbhs, 5.. W...... -...-...-..----.-.-----G-: ...... 21st Georgia

Robertson, J. W...... -..-.--...... --.-.....~CCCCCCCCC...... 8th Georgia Roe, John W...... -.-.------.-.----L--.--i..-----...----.----..------.. 36th Georgia Roe, I.A. .:...... -..... --.-..------..--- ...... 19th Georgia Rosson, M. M...... -...... ------.------GGGGGG ...... 16th Georgia Rowe, W. R...... ------L ...... 36th ~korgia Rowe, J. L...... ------.------K-...... 19th Georgia . . S . . . . Sanders, John W. ...-.--.-...--.--.-...--.---D...... 1st Virginia Cavalry Saylors, Russ ...... -..--...... ~- Dent's Battery Shaw, L. D...... ---.--.----..----E-....-...... 40th Georgia Silks, W. B...... -...... -.EE...... 8th and 18th Georgia Sl.oan, W. A...... - ...... 60th Georgia .Smith, W. H...... ------FFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFF...... 4th Georgia Spencer, J. W...... -..---a-..... EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE..... Johnson's Regiment Stanford, W. P...... ------...---FFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFF 1st Georgia Starnes, J. R...... -.---.------IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII.37th Georgia Stewart, G. M...... ~~CCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCC~C ...... 1st Georgia Stewart, J. F...... ------.------EEEEEEEE.EE~E.EEEEEEE.EEE8tth,Georgia Battalion Stokes, J: C...... --...... -...... G ...... 9th Georgia Stone, John W...... ~..-~-CCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCC~ ...... 4th Georgia Stone, B. R; ...... -...-.------F...... 14th South Carolina Stowerg, L;B. 'I...... D ...... ;...... 8th Georgia Stubblefield, H. Y. ..-.-.:...... -..-..... G..-...... 1st South Carolina Sutherland, J. T. :...... ------.IIIIIIIIII...... 4th Georgia Swain, J. W...... -.I3 ...... 40th Georgia

Talley, J. T...... Johnson's Regiment Tate, J. I...... -.--i ..... C ...... 23d Georgia Tate, N. W...... ---.----.-..I3...... 8th Georgia Battalion Tatum, V. B...... 38th Georgia Taylor, A. B...... 3'-----.------..-.--.-..-.------..4th Georgia Taylor, A. W...... -..-D ...... 8th Georgia

Thompson, G. R...... ~HHHHHHHHHHH...... 40th Geprgia Thornbrovgh, J. B...... -- C ...... 8th Georgia Thornton, Reuben ...... A ...... 2d Geargia Tillison, J. W...... -...... BBBBBBB ...... 38th Georgia Timms, G...... --..-:;.-D...... H.amgton's Legion Timms, J. W...... -...... -E ...... 56th Georgia Timms, W.A...... F 4th Georgia' ...... Torbin, A. B...... EEEE...... 3d Georgia TOW, J. . W...... ff---ffBBB...... 23d Georgia U . 'underwood, E. J...... EEli...... 18th Georgia

...... ': I .. ,' . - . ' . .:. V' % ...... a. , ...... a. . Vick, J: B...... FFFFFFFFFF.FFFFFFFFF~FFF.FFFFFFFFFFFFFFF~. 8th Ceorgih www.gagenweb.org Electronic CopyrightHISTORY 2005 OF GORDON COUNTY

Walraven, Perry ...... -..--.....-.-..--G------.------.------. 2lst Georgia Walraven, John .-.-----....--..--.------G------GG--GGGGG---GGGGG---GG---GGG- 2lst 'Georgia Walraven, John ...... -----...-~~~------K---KK----K-KK--K---KK-K-----K~----KKKK 14th Georgia Walraven, W. M. ..--..-....-...-...------E ...... 8th Georgia Walters, W. H. Hi ...-....-...... --..--HHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH 18th Georgia

Warren, J. T...... --.--..-.--....--.---~FFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFF 4th Georgia Watkins, Matthew -..-..-..-..-...... ------L ...... 6th Georgia Watkins, H. ...-.--....-.....-.....-...-...... --GGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGG 1st Georgia West, C. J. .--...... -...-...... -.-..-..-....-BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBB 30th Georgia West, T. J. ...--...... -...... D ...... 23d Georgia White, J. M. ....-...... ~.------.-.----DDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDD 8th Georfia Whi,t-, .....--..-...... -...... 3.m tieorgla Whitternore, F. S...... -..---...... -.--B...... Georgia StateI Troops Willis, T. J...... --.-..----.-..------.IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII 36th Georgia Wilson, James ...... D ...... 11th Georgia Wilson, Pleasant ...... -...... DDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDD 60th Georgia- Wilson, Calvin ...... -...... -..-..-:.... D ...... 8th Georgia Wilson, Zachariah F...... D ...... Georgia State Troops Wofford, B. M...... EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE40th Georgia Wofford, I. E...... EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE40th Georgia Wood, L. M...... E ...... 43d Georgia Wood, Robert .-...... KKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKK 14th Georgia Woods, W. F...... GGGGGGGGGGGGh...... Zlst Georgia Worley, J. A...... A...... CCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCC1st Georgia State Troops . Wright, C. J. .--.----.------...... CCCCCCCCCCCCCCC Jeff Johnson's Regiment Y Pork, J. J. ..-.---.--..--..-.-.--...... ---F...... Georgia State Troops

Widows A Name Husband Co, Regiment Alexander, Mary...... James Alexander ...... G -12th South Carolina. Alton, #MarthaA ...... J. M. A1to.n...... B..36th Georgia Anderson, Susan...... Moses Anderson...... E..23d Georgia Anderson, M. J ...... M. N. Anderson...... C..Co:bb's Legion Andrew@, E. J ...... J. B. Andrews ...... :CCC12th Batt. Artillery B Bailey, Nancy E...... J. Bailey...... DDD3dSouth Carolina Bandy, A. M...... R. B. Bandy...... I--1st Georgia Barrett, Callie...... A. . J. Barnett ...... D .-Phillips's Legion Baxter, Oaroline.....---...... R. W. Baxter ...... EEE18thGeorgia Baxter, Rebecca...... ------W.C. Baxter ...... ,B,, Belaher, S. J ...... W. H. Belcher ...... ;F--lstGa. State Troops Bell, Penelope...... A. J. Bell ...... G -.3d Georgia Bell, G. A .....-...-.-.--....-..------.F. M. Bell ...... CC-23dGedrgia Borders, T. A ...... H. Borders ...... HHHHHHHHDDD8th Georgia Battalion www.gagenweb.org Electronic Copyright 2005 WAR BETWEEN THE STATES 167

Boroughs, Susan M...... G. W. Boroughs...... 14th :South Carolina Boston, Amanda ...... ------G.W. Boston...... FFF3dGeorgia aavalry Boswell, M. E ...... A. w. Roswell ...... DDD40t;:h Georgia Buwles, Josephine...... J. W. Bowles...... BJth Georgia Battalion Bradley, Mary...... John A. Bradley ...... Slst Ga. State Troops Bradford, N. A ...... J. bradf ford...... - 'Bray, R. E ...... A. W. Bray ...... --,A,.58th Alabama Bridges, Georgia...... -W. M. Bridges ...... ---CCC39thGeorgia Brock, Julia A ...... :B. M. Brock ...... G--2d: Kentucky Brooks, Louisa ...... Hiram Brooks...... G ..8th @a. Battalion Brookshire, Amelia...... --... Tilaman Brookshire ....G--28th Georgia Brown, M. E ...... -.....Mr. 1s. Br0.m...... --H..4th South Carolina Brawn, .Mary A ...... J. A. Brmn...... H--4th Georgia Brown, Betty...... H. W. Brown...... C~K--lst Ga. State Troops Brown, Anna ...... Eaton Brown ...... -.F--8th Georgia Bryant, A. E ...... Nathan R. .Bryant...-.. CAth Georgia Burch, Sarah...... G. W. Burch...... -C..8bh Ga. Battalion C Campbell, Nargaret...... Josiah Campbell...... F--1st Georgia Carroll, Caroline ...... John H. Carroll...... ---36th Georgia Casey, Louisa ,-...... ,,...... --.--Robert .Casey...... G--3d Georgia Chastain, Ruth C.-,,..,..,,,..- Benjamin :Ohastain..-. E--8th Georgia

Chatham, ~MaryJane ...... P ._..._....- Chitwlood, Sarah.: ...... D. Chitwood ...... A--23d: Georgia Clark, Martha...... Jesse Clark...... ,,H..24th Georgia Cochran, Caroline...... William Cochran...... -23th Georgia Coggins, ,Sarah--.-.------.------J. Moss---.---.--.-.---.---.-.--- .D--8thGeorgia Collier, P. T...... J. M. Owen...... B--8th Ga. Battalion Cooper, Rebecca ...... J. R. Oooper...... B3th Ga. Battalion . Corbin, Sarah...... M. C. Cobin...... IZ.39th Georgia Cowart, Elizabeth ...... John Cowart...... D.-Wofford's Brigade Culpepper, Mary...... C. W. Culpepper...... -- H--4th Georgia Curtis, E. A ...... T. N. Curtis...... FFFlst regt. volunteers

Davis, E. J ...... 0. H. Davi.s...... -.OCherokee Legion Davis, F. F...... ___.-._-I- Def oor, Rachel...... W. Z. Def ow...... AAA42dGeorgia Dsbbs, Amanda ...... William S. Dobbs...... 1.-1st Georgia Daoley, Sarah A ...... T. W. Dooley ...... - Mey,Charlotte ...... Jesse Kay ...... -.--...... BBB8th Ga. Battalion Dunaway, Sealy...... William Dunaway ....-.C.-1st :State Troops Duncan, Meca ...... W. G. B. Duncan ...... ---

Edge, M. A ...... B. F. P. Edge...... E--14th South Carolina Edwards, A. A ...... ,,. J. F. Edwards..-...... ,,B.-Phillips's Legion Erwin, E. J ...... M. L. Erwin...... E-~8thGeorgia www.gagenweb.org Electronic CopyrightHISTORY 2005 OF GORDON COUNTY

Farmer, A. V ...... Shaclock . Farmer...... G..lst Georgia .-I Fmguson, M. A..: ...... H. F. Ferguson...... L5th Kentucky Fmgason, Sarah J....-...... D. W. Ferguson ...... H.18th Virginia ..I ... Findley, N. E ...... L. J. Findley...... DD.8th Alabama Cavalry Floyd, Rebecca E...... :Marion Floyd ...... FFF8thGa. Battalion Possett , Elizabeth...... William Fosset t ...... D..23d Georgia Fowler, I. P...... :M. B. Fowler...... MMMDDD40th Georgia Fuller, Catherine ...... Byron Fuller...... ----24 th Georgia filler, Emily T...... Spivey Fuller...... -.CCC8thGeorgia Ful.ler, Sarah F...... J.M. filler...... EEEEEEEGGG22dGeorgia Fuller, Eliza...... B. C. Fuller...... L23d Georgia . G Gardner, E, A ...... G. H. Gardner...... ~--2dGeorgia Gaston, Qnthia A ...... '. .... Thomas Gaston ...... ~-.4thGeorgia ~eserves Gentry, Emaline...... J. P. Gentry...... ---~-.$6thGeorgia George, S. A ...... T. C. George...... A- 36th Ga. Infantry Gibby, Sophronia E ...... W. M. Gibby ...... ~--3dGeorgia Cavalry Gillespie, Mary.-.....-.*...... S. M. Gillespie...... D--4th South Carolina GBlespie, N. E...... -...... -J. C. Gillespie...... G--52d Georgia

Gillespie, Smh...... -J. J. Gillespie...... ~--52d Georgia ' . Godfrey, Sarah...... J. C. mdfrey...... JJ.JJJL--36th'Georgia Goodmlan, &!Lillie...... C. Goodman-...... ;EEE18th Georgia Graham, Exer E...... A. &I.Graham ...... C.-Alabama Cavalry Green, Jane M ...... Lewallyn Green...... -F..lst Ga. Cavalry . Gresham, Mary A ...... R. B. Gresham...... K..lst ~ebrgia

Hales, Parthena...... J. P...... --.-CrCrC43d Georgia Hall, M. T ...... -.-..-- Hall, Sabre...... Jesse B. Hall ...... -F.at Georgia .'. t, Hall, M. A ...... -...... -...... T. N. W. Hall-...... F-.3d Ga. Cavalry Hanunand, . Evelyn...... J. . P. Hammond ...... A-1st Ga. State Troops 'Hardy, Harriet E...... John W. Hardy...... I-4th Georgia Hanris, M. E ...... J. T. Harris...... C..Phillips's Legi,on %Harrison,M. A ...... , .-.-..-.-.- Helton, M. A ...... ,...... George Helton...... ,..A..37th Georgia Hemphill, F. A ...... B. B. Hemphill-...... K..lst Georgia Henderson, Addie...... John W. Henderson .... F..4th Cavalry Hewitt, Nancy E.:...... 411en Hemitt--...... ---GGG21st Georgia Hill, Martha J...... -.....-..... ,,.James W. Hill ...... I,,Ilth Tennessee . Hill, Cranie V ...... W. ML Hill...... II:-4k Georgia Hogan, Blvina ...... ---.------.David H. Hogan ...... E..40th Georgia Holden, ~Sarah...... -.---W.R. Holden...... -,DDD40thGeorgia Holden, W J ...... H. R. Holden...... --DDD60thGeorgia . Hollingmortih, Elizaibeth..W. T. Ho1lingmorth.-F,,25th Al,abama .Holmes, Mary P...... -..... Jackson Holmes ..-.....E ..I2 th Georgia , .. Hasombsck, R. A. .,...... -. William Holsomback..C..63d G,eorgla. ... . Hooper,, E11i jay ...,...... ----..a.C. '~ooper....-..-....-.-. ..HM.-36th . . Georgia .... www.gagenweb.org Electronic CopyrightWAB 2005 BETWEEN THE STATES

Hubbard, Susan...... -...W . Hubbard...... -...... BBB43d Georgia Hudgins, Martha.--.-...-.... 3. N. Cooper-..-.....-.... --.Cherokee Artillery Hughes, Louisa M .-...... W. C. Hughes.. .-...... -F--1st Georgia Line

- Jacks, Ma7 E...... J. A. Jacks...... F--19th Georgia I'.. Jackson, Harriet.....-..... L.E. C. Jackson ...... EEE8thGeorgia Jarrett, Eliza...-...... ----..W. W. Jarrett...... EEE8thGeorgia Jenkins, Martha--...... --.-T. M. Jenkins...... E..23d Georgia Johnson, Joanna--.-...... J. W. Johnson...... I .-1st Georgia Cavalry K Kay, E. M...-...... -.-.-.-...-----.... A. M. Kay ...... BBB8thGa. Battalion Kelly, Joanna...... -----.--.L.D. Kelly ...... -...... HNN65th Georgia King, Emily...... J. D. King...... -...... -.-CG-8th Georgia King, Annis...... A. J. King-...... ---.- ---C--8th Ga. Battalion King, ~lizabeth-..-...-..-....-. Ab~alom B. King ...... C..2d Georgia Kinman, N. A ...... --.E. W. Kinman...... ,.... C--8thGeorgia L Lay, M. A ...... -...... J. B. Lay...... DDD8thGe0rgi.a

Lee, Rosina ...... Dr. J. T. Lee....-.-.-.....-. FFF51st Ga. Regiment I Legg, Elizabeth.--.---...... -Joel H. Legg-...... -..EEE1lth Georgia . Lindaay, Martha...... -...... George B. Lindsay..--..E-11th Georgia Love, Mary H...... --A, J. Love...... -.-.GGG21stGeorgia Lovelace, ~ose~hine...... H. H. Lovelace...... EEE23dGeorgia

Martin, Perlina ...... W. P. Martin ...... LL.36th Georgia Martin, Harriet...... Malachi Martin...... E..lgth Georgia Martin, Clarissa...... W. A. Martin...... C65t.h Ge~rgia Masbbourne, 1M. aM...... John W. Mashbourne.-I..38 th Georgia - Mason, Frances E ...... W. W. Mason ..-...... -.-.l63d Georgia Massengale, L. P...... R. Massengale-.-.-.. -.-.-BBB36th Georgia Massingale, #Mary J ...... _.- McCain, Mary F...... Joseph McCain...--.-.-.. -A.-23d Georgia McClure, M. L...... B. F. McClure..-...... - .. F--11th Georgia =cDougal, #Mary...... Sidney McDougal------A..52d Georgia McElreath, K. E.: ...... Charles V. McElreath K ..60th Georgia McElwee, Mary A ...... Fohn M. McElwee------B.-7thGeorgia McEntire, L. L...... Larkin McEntire..----.- B .-8th Georgia NcEntyre, Sarah...... E. P. McEntyre...... B--8th Ga. Battalion McFarland, Cynthia...... K. Prince McFarland--E.-40th Georgia McLain, Mary J ...... W. S. McLain-...-...... --. E.-2d Georgia Mealor, Margaret ...... William J. Meallor--..- -D..llth Georgia - Meda~is,Barbara E...... -----a- *- Miller, R. E...... M. E. Miller ...... ---DDD40mGeorgia Miller, Mary...... D. W. Miller -...-.-----.--D .. Johnson's Regiment Mincey, Mary J ...... _.______-__ Moorehead, Nancy ...... -...... G. Moorehead ...... ,--i...DDD39th deorgia. .- COUNTY www.gagenweb.org HrSTORY OF GORDON Electronic Copyright 2005 Morris, *M. L., ...... R. J. Morris...... ,.---H,.34th Georgia Moss, Fannie...... Gilbert Moss...... -...... D,,8th Georgia N New, Lucinda ...... John M. New...... A .-40th Georgia Norton, J. A ...... -...... D. A. Norton ...... G._28thGeorgia

0 J Offutt, Maria J .-.-.---..--.-..-.Berry Offutt..: ...-..-.-....GGG28 th Georgia Orr, Mary E ...... -...... -.-...-.....Elam Orr...... -...--...... F--60th Georgia Owens, Salena...... , ...... T. C. Owens-...... - .-.--B..4Oth Geo~gia Owens, Sa~ahE...... Wilaliam M. Owens-.-... F..4th Georgia Owens, Vianna ...... Govan Owens...... - Owen, Malinda----.------.----. T. M. Owen --- Overton, Louisa E ...... --.J.aC. Overton ...... ------EEE51stAlabama P Padgett, Parthenia...... Jesse Padgett...... ---Roswell Gds., 1st Ga, Parker, Mary E ...... W. M. Parker...... F--1stGeorgia Payne, Sarah R ...... ,.. W. G. Payne ..-.-...... H--lst Georgia Pearson, Mary.---.-..--..------_ Phillips, Barah T...... Thomas Phillips ...... K..7th Georgia Pitfs, N. E ...... Thomas H. Pitts.. ...--.--1--3d South' Carolina Poarch, Permelia ...... Benjamin Poarch ...... F..4th Georgia Putney, Julia A .-..-----.....-----Lewis Putney ------. -- ..Bankhead's Battery R Rankin, -M. J ...... W. R. Rankin, Sr...... L--RalmettoSharp Sh'tprs Reese, S. A ...... R. T. Ree~e-.-...... G--3d Ge0rgi.a Cavalry Reese, Annie A ...... William M. Reese...... L..43d Georgia Reeves, Nary...... D. L. Reeves...... F ..4th Georgia Richards, Susan...---..-..-.-.... William Richards....--.. C-.43d Georgia Robbins, Fannie...... -.-S.'W. Robbins -.-....-.....-GGG21st Georgia Roe, Mary J ...... J. J. Roe ....---...-....-.....-D.-23d Georgia !Roe, Arminta...... -.------J. L. Roe ...... ----KKK19th Georgia Booker, T. E ...... d.-----.--W.D. Rnoker----...-... A4th Georgia Cavalry S Scott, L. L.----..-...... ------T. J. S'cott...... A..lst Georgia !Scott, Mary M...... W. M. Scott...... CCC8thGeorgia Shaw, ,Sarah H.-.-----.-.-...-.-. L. D. Shaw...... -.. Skinner, Harriet-...... -..------Ben S. Skinner...... I--19th Georgia Smith, ~lizaH ...... -.--...-David :Smith...... -....-.... E--12th Georgia Smith, Vera Ann...... - -- Smith, Sallie..: .....-...--..-.---..-P. L. Smith ...... PPPPPKKKlstGa. State Troops Smith, Barbara...... i-.... John Smith....-...... DDD8th Georgia Smith, Bllizaibeth-..-.--.------G. R. Srmith...... HHH18thGeorgia Sparks, Ruth C...... -..-.-.... -Carwell Sparks...... F..4th Georgia Spencer, Amanda ...... -..-... J. W. Spencer----...... HHHJohnson's Regiment Stanfield, C. E ...... ----.---.J. T. Bkatanfield .....-....-.EEE40th Georgia 8 tansell, N.,A ...... -W. H. Stansell.....-..... -A.sS. C. Infantry www.gagenweb.org Electronic CopyrightWAB 2005 BETWEEN THE STATES 171

Stark, F. L...... 1-...... = Wylie Stark...... GGGFindley'sCavalry Stephens, Sallie...... -,G--43d Tennessee .Stephens, Winnie I...... ,., G. A. Stephens...... G.-2d Tennessee Stone, Margaret A...- ...... B. R. Stme.....-...... FFF14th South CaroJina- Stowers, Adaline ...... C. B. Stowers...... CCD998th Georgia Stroup, Margaret...... Joseph Stroup..-.-.--..... B43d Georgia Sutton, America ...... William Sutton...... -... ..C ..8th Georgia T Tarvin, Martha C...... Albert .S.Tarvin ...... ~.-3d Georgia 'Taylor, Mary...... A. B. Taylor...... --FF-4thGeorgia Taylor, Charlotte...... A. Taylor ...... D--18th Georgia Thomason, M. A ...... J.. A. Thamason ...... F..lst. Ga. State Line Timms, Sarah M ...... G. Timms...... D--Hamptons Legion Todd, Jane E ...... J B. L. Todd!...... 32.-Bernard's Battalion Tomlinson, F. E ...... James F. Spraggins.... C4Oth Georgia Tow, Nancy H ...... -....., ------Trimble, L. J ...... -...... W, W. Trimble...... 1.-1,s t Georgia Cavalry .u Uldrix, Annie -...... 'Villiam Uldrix...... E..23d Georgia w. Wadkins, Elizabeth ...... Mathew Wadkins...... D--6th Georgia . Waldroup, Sarah...... J. H. Waldroup ...... B--7th Batt. N. C. Cav. Walraven, M. J ...... ,W. M. Walraven ...... E--8th Georgia Walraven, Lucinda --..--.-,.,.Perry Walraven ,,,.,,,-,, G--21st Georgia Wells, Annie E ...... -.W. H. Wells...... F--36th Georgia West, M. A ...... C. J. West ...... E--30th Georgia - West, Mollie C.---.------.-- .-.------White, Missouri J ...... J. M. White...... D--8th Georgia Whitfield, Eliza------J. Whitfield -.-----..---..-- - - Whittemore, M. E...... F. S. Whitternore...... B--State Troops Williams, Mary...... M. P. Williams...... A--1st Georgia . Willis, K ...... ------T.J. Willis ...... I--36th Georgia Wilson, Parthena...... Calvin Wilson...... D--8th Georgia Witcher, Bridget ...... Elias Woodruff ...... F.-4th Georgia C. S. A. Woods, Josephine T.-----.-.-. ______--- Worley, C. A ...... J. A. Worley...... JC--1st Ga. State Troops Wright, Lou ...... James N. Wright...... A..8th Ga. Battalion ~yatt,Rachel ...... 23. J. Wyatt...... SSSSG-G19thGeorgia Wyatt, Emeline ...... Lewis Moss ...... DDD8thGa. Battalion Wylie, M ...... Jackson Wylie...... II163dGeorgia Y Young, Elizabeth ...... William Young...... -..36th Georgia

Chapter IV .

GORDON COUNTY MARRIAGES ' Partial Roster From 1864 to 1881 (Previous Records Were Destroyed By Federal Soldiers During the War Between the States.)

' FORM OF LICENSE l[N 1864 + GEORGIA. GORDON COUNTY: ' To any minister of the gospel, Mice of the Inferior Court, or Justice of the Peace: You are hereby authorized and.empowered to join Mr ...... :...... and *Miss...... in the holy state of matrimony aocording to the const.itution and laws of this state, and, for so doing, this shall be your sufficient license. Given under my hand and official signatu~eat Calhoun, Georgia, ithis (month and day), 1864. ------.-----.---:-,------.------.-----Ordinary. I hereby ceftify that Mr...... and Miss ....---... ---...... were by me this day joined in matrimony according to this license. (Date.) -^------____.___-__.------*--*------*---.------.------.--. Signed by officiating minister or officer.

Jan. 17-C. A. Anderson to Margaret H. Wood, I. N. Buckner, J. I. C.. (Justice Inferior Court). Jan. 24--Emerson Overlock to Eliza Norman, John N. Adams, J. P: (Justice of Peace). Jan. 28-3. 33. Gammon to Martha A. Mathis, Henry Cooper, J. P. Jm. 31-J~mes .Coleman to Mahala Phillips, Rev. S. Hoyle, M. G. Dec. 9-3oseph H. Williingham to Miss E. A. Harlan, Andrew Adam$,, X. G. (M5niste~Gospel). Dec. 5-Willii Lively to Elizabeth Collier, Robert H. Nesbitt, J. P. Dec. 3l-'ll1urnacs N. !Sltancelto Malana S. Keele, Elisha Lowery, J. p. Dec. 17-Rufus Owens to Miss S. Wilson, Robert H. Nesbitt, J. P. Apr. 17-Alexander Simpson to Nancy Osburn, J. D. Tinsley, J. P. Dec. 27-B. E. 1M.oon to Miss C. J. Underwood,, Miles J. Abernathy, M. G. Feb. 29-W. A. Sloan to Miss M. M. Greeson, I. N. Buckner, J. I. C. April 10-F. M. Smith to Susannah Bolding, J. D. Tinsley, J. P. April 19-Solomon J. Goode to Martha Ann Bandy, Miles J. Aber- nathy, M. G. .. -. . I .... , - ...... -.. www.gagenweb.org 174Electronic Copyright 2005HISTORY OF GORDON COUNTY c- 1865 Jan. 1-W. C. Terry to Miss J. E. Miller, G. M. Thompson, M. G. Jan. 5-Charles Lay to Margaret Gunthrop, W. J. Fuller, J. P. Jan. 27-James B. Lane to Susan T. Lane, A. Templeton, M. G. July 20-David Hubbard to Elizabeth Dempsey, Burton Bradley, M. G. June 23-A. J. Fletcher to M. C. Reeves, Thos. A. Foster, J. I. C. Feb. I-Gilbert T. Thompson to Josephine A. King, A. Templeton, M. G. Feb. 3-John Norrell to Malinda Taylor, Miles Abenathy, M. G. Aug. 1--3. L. Hayes to Elizabeth Stewart, Burton Brady, M. G. Feb. 7-T. P. Aycock to *MissC. A. Durham, G. M. Thompson, M. G. March 11-W. F. Slaton to Miss M. E. Campbell, William F. Joues, L. D. March 23-Dennis Miller to Margaret A. Pi,ckard, J. H. IfcCoole, J. P. March 27-W. B. Pippin to Miss F. A. Henderson, Thomas A. Foster, J. I. C. April 25-Van B. Hill to Mary J. Adams, Benton Bradley, Minister. April 15-G. T. Tate to Rebecca C. Covington, I. N. Buckner, J. 1. C. June 1-L. M. Knight to Wiss F. E. Inlow, A. Chastain, M. G. June 4-M. V. Eaves to Mrs. H. E. Woolbright, S. W. Stallings, M. G. Feb. 26-A. J. Sular to Miss J. B. Mathis, Andrew Adams, M. G. Aug. 25-J. R, Sagley to Mrs. Melinda Wylie, William A. Simmons, M. G. Aug. 13-W. E. Covington to Miss M. J. Cannon, E. M. Lowry, M. G: Sept. 3-A. P. Black to Miss W. D. Groover, William A. Simmons, &I.G. Aug. 17-5. A. McClain to Martha J. Fuller, H. M. Hunter, J. P. Aug. 2-B. F. Holland to Miss M. J. Wilson, C. G. Grammell, J. P. Aug. 6-John Free to Miss M. A. Lewis, Burton Bradley, Minister' Sept. $-Jacob Powell to Mildred Todd, E. M. Lowry, Minister. Aug. 27-J. S. Garrett to Miss M. C. Dempsey, William F. Jones, J. P. Sept. 28-N. M. Garner to Mary J. E. Long, Thomas A. Foster, J. I. C. Oct. I-William E. Myers to Martha A. 0. Anglin, Miles J. Aber- nathy, M. G. Sept. 17-Henry M. Walker to Molly J. Hutson, J. L. Camp, J. P. Sept. 23-John T. Warren to Sarah A. Turner, T. M. Ward, J. P. Sept. 20-Thomas Tudor to Miss 1M. Cooper, T. M. Ward, J. P. Sept. 11-John B. Mitchell to (Sarah C. Nix, Thomas A. Foster, J. 'I. C. Sept. 10-William Keys to Precious Elizabeth Hill, J. L. Camp, J. P. Sept. 14-J. F. Brown to Miss R. L. Butler, William S. Johnson, M. G. Sept. 7-F. A. Weems to Miss J. E. Rarnsaur, William A. Simmons, M. G. Oct. 12-W. D. Timmons to Susan Atkins, William A. Simmons, M. G. Oct. 3-Willis Tate to Sarah A. Heifner, T. M. Ward, J. P. Sept. 28-Larkin J. Craft to Jane Greeson, Elisha Lowry, J. P. Sept. 24-Monroe Hooper to Eliza Borders, E. M. Lowry, M. G. Oct. 2-William Moore to Anna Blalwck, Elisha Lowry, J. P. Oct. 2-J. C. Bond to Miss Susan Maulden, Thomas A. Foster, J. I. C, act. 15-Oliver J. Garrett to Frances .S.Higginbotham, Elisha Lowry,

J. P. I www.gagenweb.orgGOR.DON COUNTY MARRIAGES Electronic Copyright 2005 Oct. 26-A. J. King to Miss A. C. Dover, Thomas A. Foster, J. I. C. Oct. 29-Daniel Kegens to Mary Holland, John W. Bowdoin, J. P. Oct. 31-William A. Duckett to Mary A. Harkins, Thomlas A. Mc- Daniel, M. G. Oct. 25-F. M. Knight to Mary Boon, John N. Andrews, J. P. Oct. 8-D. S. Anglin to Miss M. E. Tate, Miles J. Abernathy, M. G. Oct. 23-P. Wilson to Miss M. R. King, Thos. A. Foster, J. I. C. Oct. 5-J. B. Henry to Martha Brock, Burton Bradley, Minister. Oct. 10-Harrison Howell to Catherine Jackson, Thomas A. Foster, J. I. C. Oct. 9-H. Erwin to Mary Morgan, Thomas A. Foster, J. I. C. Oct. 8-J. W. Morgan to Frances R. Anglin, Miles J. Abernathy, Minister. Oct. 13-Wm. Mason to Mary Ann Wickett, Thos. A. Foster, J. I. C. Oct. 24-Martin Cooley to Mary O'Conner, Thos. A. Foster, J. I. C. Oct. 26-George Hefner to Miss S. Holcomb, Levi Nix, J. P. Oct. 10-George W. Howard to Clara Mathis, Thos. A. Foster, J. I. C. Oct. 24-M. LS. Cooley to Hulda Kay, D. W. Neel, Ordinary. Nov. 2-James M. Douglass to Mary E. Smith, William S. Johnson, M. G. Nov. 9-J. P. Kinman to Laura A.-Stewart, Thos. A. Foster, J. I. C. Nov. 3O-J. J. Wood to Mary Owens, Miles J. Abernathy, M. G. Nov. 17-C. M. Turner to Mary E. Brock, Wm. F. Fleming, M. G. Nov. 9-G. B. Smith to Sarah Roebuck, T. F.. Jones, M. G. Nov. 30-L. S. Oats to Miss M. J. Lewis, A. Templeton, M. G. Nov. 30-G. L. Roberts to Mary E. Jones, A. Templeton, M. G. Nov. 21-A. J. Wigley to Emma E. Moore, Elisha Lowry, J. P. Nov. 14-H. A. Wigley to Sarah A. Gartrell, Elisha Lowry, J. P. Nov. 8-D. C. Jackson to Mary Anglin, Robert H. Nesbitt, J. P. Nov. 22Edward Thorn to Miss Candes Wofford, Burton Bradley, M. G. Nov. 9-James F. Dickerson to Miss E. Putnam, Wm. B. mcCain, Minister. Dec. 14-M. A. Brantley to Mrs. J. A. Henderson, S. D. Wylie, J. P. Dec. 20-Alexander S. Puryear to Mrs. Nancy Dye, Osborn Reeves, M. G. Dec. 25-C. H. Barrett too Olin Lynn, Thos. A. Foster, J. I. C. ! Dec. 6-S. W. Alexander to Miss S. J. Adams, S. D. Wylie, J. P. Dec. 20-Perry Walraven to Miss L. J. Chamblee, J. L. Camp, J. P. Dec. 5-S. R. Redmon to Sarah Watts, 'Wm. F. Fleming, M. G. Dec. 19-Warren D. Stewart to !Susan A. Neel, Thos. A. Foster, J. I. C. Dec. 21-Thomas Bird to Miss A. J. Ballew, Wm. F. Fleming, M. G. Dec. 19--Charles Dragon to Amelia C. t on roe, Thos. A. Foster, J. I. C. Dec. 24-William S. Greeson to Miss M. E. Freeman, Bird Wilson, J. P, Dec. 30-5. J. Keene to Miss S. E. Fite, E. T. Hanes, J. P. Dec. 26-William Ennis to Nancy C. Jones, E. T. Hanes, J. P. Dec. 11-W. E. Gardner to Martha C. King, A. Templeton, M. G. 1866 Jan. 10-G. T. Fite to Miss S. L. Defoor, J. J. Martin, Minister. Jan. 7-W. I. Wolmes to Rebecca Varice, Z. F. Wilson, J. P. www.gagenweb.org Electronic Copyright HISTORY2005 OF GORDON COUNTY

Jan. 9-Singleton Decker to Melissa Ballard, T. A. McDanie1, M. G. Jan. 9--L. Green to Mary A. Ballard, T. A. McDaniel, M. G. Jan. 17-Perry L. McCutchen to Mary A. Chandler, E. T. 'Hanes, J. P. Jan. 24---A. G. Holcomb to Miss M. E. Taylor, E. T. Hlanes, J. P. Jan. 28-John Wood to Nancy Wood, A. Chastain, M. G, Jan. 3-R. Brock to Jane Haney, Eli T. Hanes, J. P. Jan. 2-W. J. Hooper to Sarah M. Holmes, Bird Wilson, J. P. Jan. 3-W. A. Witcher to Martha S. Wright, Osborn Reeves, M. G. Jan. 4-William Wright to Sarah J. Beggs, W. C. Eads, J. P. Jan. 18-E. J. Adams to Nancy Kay, Andrew Adams, M. G. Jan. 17-J. Roberts to Jane Johns, Thomas A. Foster, J. I. C. Jan. 26-G. B. Hunter to Nancy E. mcClain, J. L. Camp, J. P. J'an. 28-3. H. Malone to Miss A. E. Ward, Elisha Lowry, J. P. - Jan. 18-C. P. Hubanks to ~issM. C. Cox, Bird Wilson, J. P. Jan. &John Tucker to Sarah J. Hooper, Bird Wilson, J. P. Jan. 31-Michael Enty to Miss E. Ray, Andrew Adams, M. G. Feb. I-Timotby S. Strickland to Mary W. Burt, Bird Wilson, J. P. Feb. I-A. P. Walker to Miss M. W. Morrow, W. M. Iaham, M. G. Feb. 13--2. L. Waters to Anna Humphries, Thomas A. Foster, J. I. C. Feb. 13-John L. King to Martha J. Dover, G. M. Thompson, M. G. Feb. 22-Calvin G. Sheppard to -Martha J. Smith, A. Chastain, M. G. Dec. 25-T. J. Pryor to Miss P. E. White, W. T. Fleming, M. G. Feb. 8-Jesse J. Roberts to Jane Jones, Thomas A. Foster, J- I. C. Feb. 6-John iskillern to Rebecca Carlton, John W. Bowdoin, J. P. LVarch I-William Walraven to Mary Fisher, G. W. Brogdon, J. P. March 15-W. L. Holbrook to Matilda Robertson, Burton Bradley, M. G. March 29-S. B. McBee to Mary C. Alton, Miles J. Abernathy, M. G. March 27-D. A. Norton to Julia A. King, I. N. Buckner, J. P. March 31-J. E. Brooks to Mary Eaves, Elisha Lowry, J. P. April 8-T. G. Jones to Helen Davenport, Thomas A. Foster, J. I. C. April 16-Wadson Lawless to Lucinda Platt, Thomas A. Foster, J. 1. C. May 17-John T. Nix to Miss M. A. Montgomery, Bird Wilson, J. P. May 20-Willis Hendricks to Mrs. M. L. Tate, Jacob Tate, M. G. June 20-Matthew B. Barron to Nary D. G. Watts, A. Thompson, M. G. June 7--5. A. Collins to Miss T. A. Moss, E. M. Lowry, M. G. June 28-R. H. Welchel to Sarah H. Callahan, G. M. Zhompson, M. G. June 14-John Higginbotham to Mary Donaldson, S. I). Wylie, J. C. C. G. 43. June 10-9ohn W. Parrott to Melissa Hannah, J. N. McCool, J. P. July 17-C. B. Roe to Frances Rogers, S. C. Gold, M. G. -J. C. Strickland to Martha Owens, G. M. Thompson, M. G. --W. J. Thompson to Mrs. M. E. Johnson, G. M. Thompson, M. G. May 31-B. A. Roberson to Mary E. Smith, Isaac Rutherford, M. G. July 26-R. M. Presley to Miss M, hard, J. D. Tinsley, J. P. Feb. 8-Adolphus R. Johnson to Miss C. E. Tomlinson, J. L. Camp, J. P, July 19-W. J. &4lexanderto Emma Bray, 2. M. McGhee, M. G. July 1-W. F. Rolls to Mary Crossley, W. L. McDaniel, J. P. www.gagenweb.org Electronic Copyright 2005 GORDON COUNTY MARRIAGES

July 26-James Haney to Mrs. E. Gibson, W. L. McDaniel, J. P. Aug.' 7-M. M. Scott to Frances Hannah, J. H. NcCoole, J. P. Aug. 21-James Black to Mary A. Stone, I. D. Neal, J. P. Aug. 23-F. P. Mathis to Miss M, Dickson, Burton Bradley, M. G. Aug. 5-Nathan L. :Stone to Mary J. Lowry, John R. Green, J. I?. Sept. 12-A. A. King to :Susan E. Lane, I. N. Bbckner, J. P. ISept. 30-G. S. Wright to Fanny Lumbus, John L. Camp, J. P. Sept. 23-Pleasant A. Butler to ~atherineM. Carter, M. Watts, J. P. Sept. 26-T. A, Vandiver to Miss M. A. Roe, I. N. Buckner, J. F. Sept. 13-William R. Spears to Miss M. J. Foote, G. W. Brogdon, J. I?, Oot. 4-W. H. Terry to Miss M. E. Harbor, T. M. Ward, J. P. Oct. 9-John H. Dodd to Jane Hudgins, G. M. Thompson, M. G. Oct. 3-5. A. Johnson to Miss M. A. Barnett, I. N. Buckner, J. P. Oct. 1-Z. F. Wilson to Mrs. Kay Ann Johnson, James Miller, J. S. C. C. C. Oct. 21-1. A. Roe to BartheEma Gideon, Thomas A, Foster, J. I. C. July 29-B. F. Brmn to Mrs. Frances E. West, A. Ghastain, Minister. Sept. 6-W. H. Eedes to Miss 8. M. Terrell, Z. M. McGhee, M. G. Aug. 30-A. G. Stidman to Mrs. Susan Harden, Jas. H. McCoole, J. P. Aug. 19-W. P. Langley to Mary *S. Scoggins, William A. Simmons, M. G. Sept. 10-E. D. Tate to Mrs. F. C. Hendricks, T. M. Ward, J. P. . Aug. 21-N. H. McGiilnis to Miss N. A. Simpson, Thomas A. Foster, J. I. C. Aug. 30-David Miller to Martha Neel, Blisha Lowry, J. P. Aug. 21-Joseph Tate to Miss L. Hefner, T. M. Ward, J. P. May 20-Dr. A. H. Sessions to Mary E. Johnson, I. N. Buckner, J. P. Aug. 2-James W. Smith to Caroline Adcock, A. Chastain, M. G. July 26-W. C. Adams to Mary E. Smith, A. Chastain, M. G. Aug. 16-3. M. Bennett to Miss E. C. Kay, A. Chaatain, M. G. July 23-Rev. A. Templeton to Mary King, William A. Simmons, M. C. Sept. 5-J. W. Nabers to Miss M. C. Strain, T. M. Ward, J. P. Aug. 12-Stephen Cowart to Elizabeth A. Covington, A. Chastain, M. G. Sept. 13-A. W. Taylor to Cynthia C. Roe, A. Chastain, M. G. Oct. 14-Alfred L. Grogan to Phoebe Ann Tate, Jacob Tate, M. G. Nov. I-Jonathan G. Boyd to Mrs. Mary Stewart, Jacob Tate, M. G, Nov. 1-J. W. Woods to Nicy Miller, J. H. McCoole, J. P. Oct. 22-Geo. W. Fayne to Permelia Potts, Wm. A. Simmons, M. G. Nov. 7-Louis Putney to Julia A. Bowdoin, 2. M. McGhee, M. G. Oct. 25-aornelius Boman to Mary Ann Nesbit, A. Chastain, M. G. Nov. 21-B. G. Boaz to Bessie Fain, H. C. Carter, V. D. M. Nov. 8-H. M. Goss to Nancy Patterson, Jacoib Tate, M. G. Nov. 20-A. J. Bryson to Miss F. A. Goodman, Jacob Tate, M. G. ' Nov. 2ZrAndrew J. Love to Mary Dawson, Jacob Tate, M. G. Nov. 15-A. R. Bates to Sarah A. Brown, T. M. Ward, J. P. Oct. 21-William D. Tate to Frances Neel, T. M. Ward, J, P. Aug. 8-J. H. Shaw to Mrs. A. E. Miniard, J. N. Andrews, J. P. Oct. 4-H. A. Terrell to Margaret E. Scott, John N. Andrews, J. P. Nov. 24-W. M. ~arristo Clarinda Cowan, G. M. Thompson, M. G. Dec. 6-G. W. Ware to Mins S. A. C. Capehart, G. M. Thompson, M. G. www.gagenweb.org Electronic Copyright 2005 HISTORY OF GORDON COUNTY

Nov. 29-W. W. Oats to Miss J. L. Cox, B. J. Johnson, M. G. Dec. 5-3. A. Matthius to Emma Gardner, John W. Kaigler, D. D. Oct. 23-N. J. Brogdon to Miss A. 0.Johnson, Bird Wilson, J. P. Sept. 16-James P. Tucker to Emma E. L. Maulden, Bird Wilson, J. P, Dec. 2-George Bunn to Molly S. Kinser, Bird Wilson, J. P. - Dec. 9-A. B. Taylor to Mary Watts, A. Chastlain, M. G. Dec. 9-J. H. Ellis to Mrs. C. F. Floyd, E. M. Lowry, M. G. Dec. 18-Marion Floyd to Miss R. E. Scoll, W. J. King, M. G. Dec. 20-John J. Abbott to Miss M. F. Burch, G. M. Thompson, M. G, Dec. 23-David M. Watson to Sarah A. Harbor, T. M. Ward, J. P. Dec. 23-James J. Medcalf to Nancy A. Ward, Elisha Lowry, J. P. Dec. 20-G. R. Smith to Miss E. F. Spencer, Burton Bradley, M. G. Dee. 20-A. G. Willingham to miss 8. E. Clantrell, James Miller, J. S, C. C. C. Dec. 27-R. S. Pritlchett to Lucinda Miller, T. M. Ward, J. P. Dec. 20-T. W. Miller to Jane Hill, J. H. McCoole, J. P. . . Dec. 23-William B. Zuber to Rachel Miner, W. L. McDaniel, J. P. . Dec. 20-5. W. Dawson to Lussaphine Hill, Jacob Tate, M. G. Dec. 13-Thos. B. Mobley to Miss M. A. V. Lowry, .S. C. Gold, M. G. Dec. 20-5. T. Morgan to Miss T. A. Waters, A. Chastain, M. G. Dec. 12-E. H. Davis to Miss L. J. Jackson, A. Chastain, M. G. Dec. 13-W. J. Hutchins to Sarah A. Collier, A. Chastain, M. G. Oct. 4-John Mathis to Miss C. L. Blalock, Burton Bradley, M. G. Dec. '27-H. C. Horton to Miss I. P. Deal, Osborn Adams, J. P. Feb. 8-Henry L. Cook to Martha I. Shellhorse, William T. Fleming, M. G. Aug. 14-Charles Bennett to Eda Hill, Jacob Tate, M. G. Aug. 16-F. S. Garrett to Miss S. A. Smith, William T. Fleming, M. G, Sept. 16-P. M. Bird to Mary M. White, William T. Fleming, M. G. Oct. 11-J. F. Stewart to Miss J. Hayes, John Slaten, J. P. Oct. 18-A. B. Shellhorse to Miss G. A. Adams, Wm. T. Fleming, M. G,. Nov. 25-T. R. Dodd to Miss E. E. Blalock, Wm. T. Fleming, M. G. Jan. 22-F. M. Frisby to Miss M. Johnson, W. A. Ellis, M. G. Dec. 20-C. F. Horton to Miss N. E. Smith, W. T. Fleming, M. G. Dec. 23-H. H. Burke to Elizabeth Ponder, Wm. T. Fleming, M. G. Dec. 31-John Moss to Sarah A. Webster, Wm. T. Fleming, M. G.

Sept. 15-P. Hewett to Nancy Guthrie, J. M. Harlan, J. I. C. Sept. 28-John Cogan to Mary Kilgore, J. W. Buckner, J. P. Sept. 12-F. A. Ray to Miss M. Bennett, S. C. Gold, M. G. Sept. 19-W. H. Alexander to Victory Russell, Jno. N. Andrews, J. P, Oct. 6-J. C. Dew to Miss J. P. Dodd, Wm. J. King, M. G. Oct. 8-A. M. Kay to Miss M. C. Bo.wles, Jacob Tate, M. G. act. 8-Francis Whitemore to Miss M. E. Stancel, E. J. Underwood, J. P. Oct. 10--4. W. Crane to Hulda Cannon, Jacob Tate, M. G. Oct. 13-Jno. R. Dorsey to Sarah A. Miller, Z. M. McGhee, M. G. Oct. 3-G. W. Littlefield to Fannie Beal, Jas. S. Harkins, M. G. Oct. 9-A. J. Darnall to Miss C. L. Blalock, Burton Bradley, M. G. Oct. 13-J. R. Baugh to Miss G. Miller, T. M. Ward, J. P. www.gagenweb.org Electronic Copyright 2005 GORDON COUNTY MARRIAGES

Jan. 1-L. Justice to Mary A. Barrentine, W. L. McDaniel, J. P. Jan. 2-R. F. Orr to Miss S. A. Pearson, W. L. McDaniel, J. P. Jan. 9-J. A. Bradford to Mary M. Farmer, T. W. Ward, J. P. Jan. 27-Jesse H. Thornbrough to Savannah Pass, J. D. Tinsley, J. P. Feb. 7-W. H. Talley to Nancy E. Jones, 2. M. McGhee, M. G. Feb. 7-J. M. Jones to Rachel E. Fricks, Z. M. McGhee, M. G. 3'0%. 21-Francis M. Boaz to Martha E. Malone, D. W. Moncrief, M. G. March 6-W. H. Darnall to Mrs. M. A. Cabot, 2. M. McGhee, M. G. March 13-C. R. A. Harris to Eugenia M. Harkins, Atticus G. Hay- good, M. G. march 21-L. B. Stowers to Miss E. A. Cleghorn, Elisha Lowry, J. P. Maroh 10-William Parris to Mary Campbell, Osborn Adams, J. P. March 23-William Goss to Martha Butler, T. A. Foster, J. I. C. ~ay30-W. H. Williams to Miss S. Ch~isman,Z. M. McGhee. M. G. March 14-C. D. H#arristo Miss A. D. Cowan, A. Chastain, M. G. Jan. 11-Samuel B. Green to Nancy C. Stone, Wm. T. Fleming, M. G. Feb. 19-S. R. Watts to Miss C. E. Stanton, Wm. T. Fleming, M. G. Feb. 14-W. W. Whitsett to Mary Ballew, Wm. T. Meming, M. G. Peb. 17-Wm. I?. Wood to Josephine Zuber, J. H. McCoole, J. P. Feb. 17-Isaac Ezell to Martha Hughey, I. N. Buckner, J. P. April 25-Riley Goss to Miss M. E. Smith, John Slaten, J. P. Aprli 20-R. P. Kiker to Elizabeth Johns, W. Roberts, J. P. May 19-Henry H. Woodall to Louisa Tate, T. M. Ward, J. P. Bept. 25--Chas. Thomas to Almanda Hopper, osborn Adams, J. P. June 2-Alfred Wylie to Harriet Nelson, W. S. Johnson, M. G. June 12-W. A. Nix to Elizabefh Gastin, Andrew Adams, M. G. June 23-James Blair to Sarah Bennett, J. M. Harlan, J. I. C. June 23-W. W. Dunn to Miss M. J. Williams, J. D. Tinsley, J. P. July 23-W. J. Clark to Miss B. #Cook,G. M. Thompson, M. C. July 25-A. P. Bailey to Rosalie Moss, Z. M. McGhee, M. G. Aug. I-L. Bennett to Milly Ellis, Jacob Foster, M. G. July 20--,-L. M. White to M. M. Harkins, J. D. Tinsley, J. P. Aug. 29-R. J. Fields to Anna Cook, Thos. A. Foster, J. I. C. Sept. 4-Robert Gresham to Miss M. A. Gresham, Thos. A. Foster, J. I. C. Aug. 6-L. S. Long to Miss Y. J. Moon, Elisha Lowry, J. P. Aug. 20-D. H. Littlefield to Miss S. Bosmon, A. Templeton, M. G. Aug. 11-Augustus Lowery to Mary Joiner, S. D. Wylie, J. I. C. Aug. 4-G. W. Perkins to Miss M. M. Perkins, A. Templeton, M. G. Aug. 13-5. C. Quinn to Martha Black, J. M. Harlan, J. I. C. Nov. 9-Absalom Hughey to Sarah A. Adams, I. N. Buckner, J. P. Nov. 21-Ellis Dempsey to Mary McInton, John Istanton,J. P. Dec. 17-W. C. Smith to Miss M. M. Nesbit, A. Chastain, M. G. Dec. 8-J. R. Garrett to Miss M. A. Woodard, John Slaten, J. P. f Dec. 11-J. C. King to Elizabeth MOSS,I. N. Buckner, J. P. Dec. 3-W. S. Barton to Miss S. A. Gold, A. Chastain, M. G. June 16-J. W. T. Jones to Emily C. Jones, I. N. Buckner, J. P. Bept. 8-Josephus Trimble to Elizabeth Brown, Bird Wilson, J. P. April 5-Sandford H. Cox to Miss A. A. Gideon, I. N. Buckner, J. P. July 18-W. F. Montgomery to Mary J. Brogdon, Bird Wilson, J. P. www.gagenweb.org Electronic CopyrightHISTORY 2005 OF GORDON COUNTY

July 3-George Smith to Miss Julia McConnell, James S. Harkins, M. G. July 28-George Anaerson to Joycey Anderson, John W. Bmdoin, J. P. Aug. 1-J. W. Bennett to Miss S. C. Hvett, A. Chastain, M. G. July 25-L. J. Bailey to Miss M. J. Heuston,J. L. Camp, J. P. Aug. 22-W. L. Strain to Miss M. E. Ray, L. M. Ward, J. P. Oct. 6---W. A. Allbritten to Miss M. W. Gober, Elisha hery, J. P. 0;t. 8-R. Borders, M. D., to Lucy Pullilm, J. E. D. , M. G. Oct. 6-M. Nler to Miss 5. F. Burns, J. L. Camp, J. P. Oct. 27-A. Littlefield to Mary Stanton, Burton Bradley, M. G. Oct. 6-James Hunt to Miss M. Stokes, Osborn Adams, J. P. Oct. 19---A. W. Ballew to Lizzie Gresham, Thos. A. Foster, J. I. C. Oct. 20-William Lovejoy to Mary Bryson, J. M'. Harlan, J. I. C. Nov. 7-P, F. Groover to Miss E. C. Little, Elisha Lowery, J. P. Dec. 1-D. F. Adams to Miss A. A. Evans, L. D. Wyatt, M. S. Dec. 8-B. E. Pr~tnlanto Miss S. Putman, J. M. Barnes, M. G. Dec. 1-Daniel Croft to Nancy C. Walker, Elisha Lowery, J. P. Nov. 29-James H. Glanton to Miss M. F. Winter, Z. M. McGhee, M. G. Nov. 20-George G. Adams to Miss A. E. Smith, Osborn ad am^, J. P. Nov. 23-James W. Armster to Amanda Newton, S. D. Wylie, J. I. C. Nov. 17-Henry 0. Higginlbotham to Dessie Copeland, J. H. Aderhold, m.G. Nov. 19-J. H, Arthur to Susan Lane, Z. M. McGhee, M. G. Nov. 7-N. M. Russell to wiss F. J. Bates, T. M. Ward, J. P. Dec. 22-A. T. Roe to Miss R. D. Borders, E. J. Andrews, J. P. Dec. 24-Isaac Aple~to Miss E. Henderson, Z. M. McGhee, M. G. Dec. 5-R. B. Gartrell to Mary L. Ward, T. M. Ward, J. P. Dec. 22-S. H. Griffin to Miss L. M. Gardner, Jno. W. Kaigler, J. P. Dec. 15-4.A. Parks to Mary Turner, Bird Wilson, J. P. Dec. 25-John IValraven to Emily Taylor, Samuel PuIliam, J. P. Dec. 20-H. C. Hunt to Miss M. E. Dobbins, Thos. A. Foster, J. I. C. a Dec. 25-W. L Williams to Miss E. M. Miartin, B. J. Johnson,*M. G. Dec. 11-G. M. Stone to Linda Dudley, J. R. Green, J. P. July 22-James E. Lewis to Miss S. A. Goodwin, W. T. Fleming, M. G, Sept. 28-S. J. Crook to Miss G. A. A. Bradley, W. T. Fleming, M. G. July 5-W. C. Bates to Miss C. L. Lewis, W. T. Fleming, M. G.

kpril 16-John H. Goodman to Miss M. E. Cannon, John Andrews,. J. P. May 11-H. W. Wooten f.0 Sarah Smith, 0.B. Adams, J. P. June 20-M. H. sanders' to Miss S. A. Scott, W. J. King, M. G. July 28-Hiram Moss to Julia Tatum, .Sam Pulliam, J. P. Jan. 29-Thos. Wheat to Cynthia Holcomib, I. N. Buckner, J. P. July 23-James McBrayer to Miss M. E. Akins, B. J. Johnson, M. G.. July 27-Vandiver Johnson to Harriet Sheppard, G. W. Brogdon, J. P, July 17-2'. M. McKown to Miss A. E. Drake, T. M. Waard., J. P. July 25-William .Sutton to Miss A. A. Gray, Jacob Tate, M. G. July 16---G. Holden to Rebecca Borders, J. M. Harlan, J. I. C. www.gagenweb.org GORDON COUNTY MARRIAGES . Electronic Copyright 2005

Sept. 3-4. L. Bray to Miss J. S. Hamilton, Z. M. McGhee, M. G. Sept. 13-P. B. Keeter to Miss P. L. Akin, B. J. Johnson, M. G. Sept. %Jesse B. Thornbrough to Miss 0: A. Walker, B. Johnson, M. G, gept. 10-F. I. Bray to Miss M. L. Alexander, Z. M. McGhee, M. G. Sept. 10-H. Mathis to Elizabeth Hughes, J. D. Tinsley, J. P. Sept. 1LJ.A. Rmker .to Susan Reynolds, J. W. Buckner, J. P. Elept, 23-Richard F. Ford to Mary M. Lane, 2. M. McGhee, M. G. Sept, 29-0. Pinkerton to Miss M. R. ~Starr,F. G. Brown, M. G. Sept. 27-Wm. M. Robertson to Miss M. E. Warren, Burton Bradley, J. P. Oct. 3-R. ~utlerto Ellen Smith, G. W. Ransom, 3. P. Oct. 11-W. Tate to Eliza Bai1ey;M. J. Abernathy, M. G. Oct. 16R.S. Abbott to Miss 8. E. Adams, Burton Bradley, M. G. Oct. 15-S. C. Drake to Miss S. E. Floyd, T. M. Ward, N. P. Nov. 5-William M. Parker to Miss M. E. Barton, J. L. Camp, J. P, Nov, 26-34. Y. Scott to Sarah Floyd, W. L. McDaniel, J. P. Nov. 16-Berry Fricks to Jane Wise, John W. Bow&oin, J. P. Nov. 26--4.L. Gober to Mary E. Dorsey, J. D. Tinsley, J. P. Dec. 10-G. W. Burclh to Miss S. G. Conaway, D. H. Moncrief, M. G. Dec. 9-W. C. Sparks to Miss M. M. McCaul, Elisha Lowery, J. P. Dec. 17-B. Hughes to Miss N. E. Alexander, John Slaten, J. P. Dec. 17-G. R. Thompson to Miss M. E. Cameron, Z. M. McGhee, M. G, Dec. 22-Moses Black to Miss C. McGurney, Bird Wilson, J. P. Dec. 31-J. H. Fox to Miss L. E. Dempsey, Burton Bradley, M.. G. Dec. 24-E. H. Stephens to Miss P. Morrow, Y. D. Tinsley, N. P. Dee. 27-J. C. Bradley to Miss F. L. Tillery, J. R. Green, J. P. J Dec. 29-David Russell to Miss M. Gordon, J. M. Davidson, J. P. Dec. 27-John F. Gramling to Miss S. Gideon, J. W. Buckner, J. P. Jan. 23-T. H. Elrod to Miss M. A. Blalock, Burton Bradley, M. G. Jan. 16-Wan. Green to Mary Richard6 W. L. McDaniel, J. P. Feb. 9-Gilbert Wiley to Hannah Moore, J. L. Camp, J. P, Jan. 5-H. B. Herrington to Miss C. C. Dobbins, B. J. Johnson, M. G, Jan. 16-J. J. Morrow to Octavia Moore, Z. M. McGhee, M. G. Jan. 16-J. E. Fallin to Miss B. A. Lowery, T. M. Ward, J. P. Jan. 16-0. M. Taylor to Miss M. J. Darnell, E. J. Anderson, J. I?. Jan. 16-Geo. W. Sparks to Miss 8. J. Turner, Jacob Tate, M. G. Jan. 28-William Nealy to Miss L. M. Underwood, Jacob Tate, M. G. Feb. 23-C. J. Thayer to Mary F. Davenport, A. Templeton, M. G. March 26-J. L. Campbell to Miss C. R. Wylie, 3. D. Tbsley, J. P. March 22-J. R. Coaper to Miss S. R. McIntyre, Burton Bradley, M. G, March 5---J. H. Craig to Miss M. M. Scott, M. V. Watts, 5. P. Maroh 15-William G. Durham to Miss M. Moncrief, A. L. Moncrief, M. G. March I-G. Adams to Rebecca Kiker, M. V. Watts, J. P. April 2-Lewis B. Knowles to Martha A. Hughes, W. A. Hickey. April 11-George Dorsett to Jane Young, Jas. S. Harkins, M. G. July 12-James W. V. Findley to Miss A. C. Holden, B. J. Johnson,. M. G. June 14-G. Gazaway to Miss A. L. A. Ledbetter, Andrew Adams, M. G. May 31-Samuel Eizel to Miss C. Abernathy, T. M. Ward, J. P. www.gagenweb.org Electronic1.82 Copyright HISTORY2005 OF GORDON COUNTY

June 30-J. L. Hughes to Miss S. Hunt, Thos. A. Foster, J. I. C. Jan. 1-John Phillips to Martha Parker, E. J. Underwood, J. P. Jan. 1-David !Smith to Miss M. Henderson, Z. M. McGhee, M. G. Dec. 18-B. P. Franklin to Laura Adams, W. T. Fleming, M. G. Nov. 18-G. P. Dodson to Miss M. E. Fleming, W. T. Fleming, M. G. Dec. 22-J. M. Ballard to Miss A. Horton, W. T. Fleming, M. G. July 9-James Cochran to Josephine Holmes, W. T. Fleming, M. G. 1869 Jan. 23-J. M. Henson to Miss M. J. Elmore, J. L. Camp, J. P. Jlan. 7-D. C. Walraven to Miss E. I?. Scott, J. L. Camp, J. P. Jan. 28-James J. Carney to Miss H. A. Haynes, D. H. Moncrief, M. G. Jan. 3-William Murphey to Miss H. M. George, 'I'hos. J. Simmons, M. G. Jan. 10-J. R. Chastain to Mary Jarrett, A. Chastain, M. G. Jan. 23-John Gibbs to Miss L. A. Findley, Samuel Pullism, J. P. Jan. 28-G. N. Brogdon to Miss S. J. Harlan, W. P. Harrison, D. D. Feb. 18-James Brock to Miss M. A. Massengale, T. M. Ward, N. P. Feb. 9-George Fields to Mary Fricks, J. D. Tinsley, J. P. Feb. 4--W. M. Lute to Miss M. E. Wood, J. W. Buckner, J. P. Feb. 14-W. J. Morgan to Miss A. Robbins, Jno. W. Kaigler, L. D. Feb. 3-A. D. Bailey to Miss A. Croft, T. M. Ward, N. P. Feb. 25-M. Wylie to Miss J. D. Ferguson, J. D. Tinsley, N. P. Feb. 18-A. C. Rich to Miss A. T. Powell, John N. Andrews, J. P. Feb. 4-H. M. Goss to Miss B. V. McDonald, Jno. W. Bowdoin, J. P. Feb. 28-Henry Scoggins to Matilda Bird, M. V. Watts, N. P. Feb. 29-Wesley Pryor to Frances Lay, John W. Bowdoin, J. P. Feb. 3-A. Greeson to Miss C. C. Dillard, J. B. Sloan, N. P. March 25-James B. Fuller to Miss M. F. Jones, James M. Barnes, M. G. March 7-A. J. Pulliam to Miss S. Owens, lSamuel Pulliam, J. P. April 1-S. D. Roe to Miss A. E. Moss, E. J. Underwood, J. P. Feb. 17-James R. Bird to M. A. Ballew, W. T. Fleming, M. G. March 17-M. E. Ward to Miss G. A. Ward, J. D. Tinsley, N. P. April 18-David Garner to Elizabeth Free, Andrew Adams, M. G. April 26-A. P. Pull+am to Sarah Baxter, John B. Nesbitt, N. P. April 18-Jackson Carpenter to Miss M. A. H. Pierce, Laban Pilker- ton, M. G. 'April 22-R. B. Headden to Mary Dyer, A. W. Bayard, M. G. April 22-J. M. Fields to Miss N. Dyer, R. B. Headden, M. G. May 2-C. M. Murphey to Miss M. F. Bozeman, Burton Bradley, M. G. April 15-E. G. Mulkey to Miss T. M. H. E. Gaddis, J. R. Green, J. P. April 18-Harrison Norrell to Miss R. L. King, Laban Pilkerton, M. G. May 2-5. W. Boyd to Ann Covington, Ezekiel Ables, M. G. May 6-L. C. Greeson to Harriet Green, J. W. Buckner, J. P. May 6-C. H. B. simpson to Miss D. E. C. McAdams, M. H. Sanders, M. G. June 15-W. M. Curtis to Miss A. M. Houk, A. B. Wilson, M. G. Aug. 1-W. W. Wright to Miss M. A. Robertson, W. M. Isham, M. G. July 31-A. V. Quinn to Mary Carter, W. Roberts, J. P. July 24-T. J. Dodd to Miss S. F. Wilkey, M. V. Watts, N. P. www.gagenweb.org Electronic CopyrightGORDON 2005 COUNTY MARRIAGES

July 22-C. L. Walker to Miss J. H. Jackson, J. M. Barnes, M. G. Aug. 29-Asa Tate to Alpha Tate, J. B. Sloan, N. P. Aug. 19-Dabney Bennett to Miss N. E. Dempsey, Andrew Adarns, M. G. Aug. 5---W. H. Stewart to Miss F. M. Patterson, J. M. Barnes, M. G, Aug. 5-C. L. Burns to Miss M. J. Thompson, Z. M. McGhee, M. G. Aug. 19-J. E. Rogers to Sarah Armstrong, Z. M. McGhee, M. G. Sept. 30-J. W. White to Miss M. J. Cox, James M. Barnes, M. G. Sept. 23-Wm. .S. House to Miss IS. E. Miller, T. M. Ward, J. P. Sept. 19-Robert Pursley to Miss C. Morehead, T. M. Ward, N. P. Sept. 19-J. W. Morrow to Miss M. E. Seales, J. D. Tinsley. J. P. Sept. 21-J. H. Humphrey to Sarah E. Cox, James M. Barnes, M. G, Sept. 12-Wm. C. Duffen to Miss M. E. Gaines, J. D. Tinsley, J. P. Sept. 9-W. R. Mardeman to Miss T. E. Fuller, J. L. Camp, N. P. Eept. 26-H. A. Reed to Sarah Rogers, Willilam A. Hoolper, N. P. Oct. 12-W. A. Roberts to Mattie A. Franklin, Jno. W. Kaigler, J. P, Oct. 17-D. Miller to Louisa McDaniel, J. L. Camp, J. P. Oct. 8-John H. Armstrong to Susan M. Perry, Osborn Reeves, M. G. Oct. 13-Samuel Pulliam to Betty Ballew, John B. Nesbitt, N. P. Oct. 28-John T. Gober to Sarah Downs, Joshua Bowdoin, M. G. Oct. 7-Robert P. Bush to Emma Buckner, Z. M. McGhee, M. G. Oct. 18-5. L. Hill to Nancy Adams, Burton Bradley, M. G. Nov. 18-D. L. Reeves to Miss M. D, Gray, J. D. Tinsley, N. P. Nov. 3-D. H. Collins €0 Miss R. A. Phillips, John B. Nesbitt, J. P. Nov. 30-David Tanner to Adeline ~r&,James S. Harkins, M. G. Dec. 26-Rufus Moss to Miss M. Hogan, Preston C. Moss, J. P. Dec. 30-John Conaway to Susan Redman, G. W. Ransom, J. P. Dec. 19-G. M. CollieP to-Sarah Dickerd, Preston C. Mays, J. P. Dec. 23-E. C. M..Jones to Miss M. Gresham, J. D. Tinsley, J. P. & N. P. Jan. 9-L. A. Bryson to Miss L. J. Scott, M. Moony, N. P. May 17-William Silks to Savannah Hayes, M. Moony, N. P. Oct. 20-E. M. Wilkie to Miss M. A. Warnick, M. V. Watts, N. P. Nov. 3-1. C. C. Armstrong to Miss G. M. Morrow, T. M. Ward, N. P. Dec. 16-Augustus Palmer to Sarah I. Powell, M. V. Watts, N. P. Dec. 14-Wilson Adcox to Nancy Watts, M. Mooney, N. P. Oct. 12-W. R. Miller to Miss M. A. Miller, T. M. Ward, N. P. Dec. 20-F. W. Center to Miss S. B. Horton, L. L. Luper, M. G. Dec. 23-W. A. Longley to Miss E. C. Coley, John W. Bowdoin, J. P. Nov. 22-5. L. Payne to Miss S. J. Meler, W. T. Fleming, M. G. Dec. 17-E. J. Dillard to Mary Admx, A. Chastain, M. G. Nov. 28-J. J. Cox to Miss Casey Hewett, A. ChaBwick, M. G. I870 Jan. 13-W. D. Green to Amanda Austin, I. N. Buckner, J. P. Jan. 6-David Darnel1 to Mary Dawmn, Ezekiel Abels, M. G. - Jan. 5-S. V. Roe to Miss C. Warren, T. 34. Ward, N. P. Jan. 5-Moses Morrow to Harriet Reynolds, I. N. Buckner, J. P. Jan. 7-Joseph T. :Starr to Sarah Freeman, M. V. Watts, N. P. Jan. 8-W. L. Liles to Miss H. M. Bird, T. M. VVlard, N. P. Jan. 13-5. M. Ellison to Miss M. A. Aker, Bird Wilson, J. P. www.gagenweb.org Electronic Copyright 2005 HISTORY OF GORDON COUNTY

Jan. 19-0. C. Campbell to Fannie Stewart, Ezekiel Ables, M. G. Jan. 23-5. T. Black to Miss M. F. Kimbrough, L. D. Wyatt, M. G. Feb. 6-Henry Lokey to Miss E. J. Johnson, E. Ables, M. G. Jan. 27-James D. Wyatt to Miss F. L. Johnson, Preston E. Moss, J. P, Jan. 30-F. M. Rolls to Nancy L. Eaves, E. Ables, M. G. Feb. &-Robert Liles to Josephine Kay, M. V. Watts, N. P. Feb. 5-Allen Towns to Susan Bennett, I. N. Buckner, J. P. I Feb. 6-P. C. Darnell to Sarah Floyd, E. Ables, M. G. Feb. 9-L. C. Fields to Polly Fuller, Jas. S. Harkins, M. G. Feb. 10-W. N. Stevens to Miss J. A. Brownlow, J. D. TinsIey, J. P. Feb. 15---W. H. Moss to Miss Malvin Haynes, M. H. Sanders, M. G. Feb-. 16-J. N. White to Miss E. F. Fowler, T. M. Ward, N. P. Feb. 20-Peter Miller to Eliza Betton, Jefferson Bell. March 3-Augustus Talley to Margaret Kemp, J. L. Camp, N. P. March 3-M. J. Hunnicutt to Miss M. A. Ware, M. H. Sanders, M. G. March 12-John Austin to Susan Jones, G. W. Ransom, J. P. March 15-A. J. Noles to Susan Pate, B. M. Hipp, M. G. March 27-James Roberts to Mattie Gr'een, Burton Bradley, M. G. March 12-D. F. Smith to Elizabeth Hutchens, G. W. Ransom, J. P. March 20-Dempsey Findley to Miss S. A. Holden, Thos. M. Pledger, M. G. March 22--5. H. Bailey to Miss E. P. Crossly, Osborn Reeves, M. G. April 7-W. T. Hall to Miss J. C. Neel, Z. M. McGhee, M. G. April 10-J. S. Callahan to Miss M. Helton, I. N. Buckner, J. P. April 14-W. E. McDaniel to Ann Smith, C. J. Oliver, M. G. April 14-J. F. Eaves to Jane Roberts, G. W. Ransom, J. P. April 16-F. Pinion to Amanda Sloan, I. N. Buckner, J. P. May 8-G. V. tCrisman to Molly Crisman, Washington Johnson, M, G. May 23-A. P. Phillips to Jane Campbell, Preston C. Moss, J. P. June 7-Wm. IS. Long to Sarah Wood, G. W. Ransom, J. P. June 21-W. W. Blassingame to Miss C. M. Reeves, Thos. M. Pledger, M. G. Aug. 4-J. F. Long to Frances Hunter, G..W. Ransom, J. P. & N. P, Aug. 14-M. Wyatt to Lindy Burgess, L. D. Wyatt, M. G. Aug. 21-G. M. J. Ford to Miss S. A. B. Wilson, M. G. i Aug. 21-Nicholas Moss to Amanda Buren, Preston C. Moss, N. P. Aug. 21-T. B. Andrews to Miss D. Lackey, J. S. Milburn, M. G. Aug. 31-J. L. Mosteller to Miss M. R Robertson, A. B. Wilson, M. G. Sept. 1-W. N. Richards to Miss D. E. Scroggins, G. W. Ransom, J. P. Sept. 15-R. L. Mcyhorter to' Miss I?. McDaniel, W. T. Brash, M. G. Sept. 4-Jas. M. Covington to Sarah Carter, J. H. Parker, M. G. Sept. 18-5. C. Townsend to Miss M. A. Lewis, S. H. Gore, M, G. Sept. 18-W. T. C. Johnson to Miss Sidney Eeds, J. D. Tinsley, J. P. Sept. 12-Joseph McConnell to Julia Morris, T. M. Pledger, M. G. -! Sept. 15-A. H. Hulsey to Miss E. V. Hulsey, T. M, Ward, N. P. Bept. 27-R. W. Thornton to Miss A. E. Phillips, A. B. Wilson, M. G, Oct. 1-E. M. Cobb to Miss C. Hanks, G. W. Ransom, J. P. Oct. 20-A. Holsomback to Frances Lanier, T. M. Ward, N. P. Oct. 20-S. S. Puryear to Miss E. Hursten, T. M. Ward, N. P. Dec. 23-W. A. Hardy to Miss M. A. Nichols, T. M. Pledger, M. G. , Nov. 9-J. Ponder to Miss J. Coker, J. L,Evans, J. I?. www.gagenweb.org Electronic CopyrightGORDON 2005 COUNTY. MARRIAGES

Nov. 22-J. E. Beavers to Miss A. J. Fricks, A. W. Wilson, M. G, Dec. 1-M. H. Jackson to Fannie Kiker, G. W. Ransom, J. P. Dec. 8-~ames B. Barton to Elizabeth Tate, Preston C. Moss, J. P. Dec. 15--H.J. Mooney to Miss M. E. Parr, Burton Bradley, M. G. Dec. 1P-J. W. Ballew to Miss F. E. Walraven, Z. F. Wilson, J. P. Dec. 22-M. G. Smtt to Miss M. M. Orr, M. H. Sanders, M. G. Dec. 26-4. A. Barday to Miss 8. P. Jones, I. N. Buckner, J. P. Dec. 30-H. F. Shellhorse to Miss M. ~ochran,W. T. Fleming, M. G. Dec. 28-J. T. Gastin to Miss M. Adams, Andrew Adams, M. G, Dec. 29-Henry Martinto Eliza Wilkey, M. M. Dillard, J. P. Dec. 29-Ben Clemmons to Miss H. Mann, G. W. Ransom, J. P. Dee. 29-W. S. Bower to Miss G. A. Johnson, Burton Bradley, M. G. Feb. 20-5. H. Silver to Miss E. Holmes, W. T. Fleming, M. G. Oct. 15---5. C. Murphey to Elizabeth Hogins, M. M. DiWard, N. P, & J. P. Nov. 28-G. M. Hunt to Mary C. Freeman, T. M. Pledger, M. G. Oct. 20-William Cochran to Lucinda 8hellhorse, W. T. Fleming, M. G. Sept. I-B. F. Greeson to Miss M. E. Foster, I. N. Buckner, J. P. May 12-3. M. Shellhorse to Adeline Mealor, W. T. Fleming, M. G. Dec. 11-A. L. Keys to Emily Robnett, Osborn Reeves, M. G.

Bept-. 4-J. A. Cantrell to Miss M. V. Donaldsun, B. W. Milner, M. G- Oct. 31-5. S. Tabbrow to Elizabeth Townsend, William Fleming, . M. G. Sept. 17-A. E. Lowery to Miss N. E. Askew, T. 116. Ward, N. P. ~Sept.3-5. A. George to Miss M. J. Everidge, I. N. Buckner, J. P. Oct. 12-T. S. Holmes to Sarah .Cochran,Wm. T..Fleming, M. G. Nov. 12J. L. Wood to Miss P. L. George, A. Chastain, M. G. Sept. 21-H. R, Harden to Miss S. Quinn, W. Raberts, J. P. I Nov. 12-H. T. Liles to Miss F. A. Chastain, J. A. Mims, M. G. Nov. 8-W. J. Hicks to Susan Moore, Burton Bra.dley, M. G. Nov. 3-S. L. Blalock to Miss L. A. Fox, Burton. Bradley, M. G., Dec. 12-G. W. Brown to miss E. Tanner, G. W. Ransom, J. P. Dw. 10-D. Jackson to Miss E. Parker, W. Roberts, J. P. Apr. 23-5. M. Swann to C. Fuller, W. T. Fleming, M. G. Jan. 5-W. A. Ferguson to Miss J. R. Malone, M. H. Sanders, M. G. . Jan. 12-J. H. Starr to Mary Harper, A. B. Wilson, M. G. Jan. 12-H. W. Williams to Miss C. M. Ramsaur, Jno. M, Richardson, M. G. Jan. 29-W.. G. Sanders to China Bowman, M. M. Dillard, J. P., N, P, Jan. 19-J. M. Pearson to Lizzie Baggs, J. D. mnsley, J. P. Jan. -James B. Miller to Laura E. Mote, I. N. Buckner, J. P. Feb. 18-William Pollard to Martha E. Hunter, J. L. ,Camp, J. P. Feb. 16-T. IS. Hall to Sarah Dover, J. D. Tinsley, J. P. Feb. 16-Jno. L. Pitts to M. A. Gardner, T. M.. Pledger, M. G. Feb. 2-J. A. Mote to aphelia Christian, Thos. J. Simmons, M. G. March 2--~ames E. Stansell to Sarah E. Keys, J. T. Neal, J. P. 'March 15-L. T. Lewis to Miss H. E. Reese, A. E. Wilson, MeG. March 19-M. B.. Moore to Miss M. A. Nichols, T. M. Ward., N.P. March 21- ~ames'witcher. ... to Bridget. . .. Wofford,...... Jno. W. Bowdoin, J. P, www.gagenweb.org Electronic Copyright HISTORY2005 OF GORDON COUNTY. March 30-J. H. Littrell to Eugenia Cobb, J. D. Tinsley, J. P., N. P. April 6-W. P. Kiker to Miss M. E. Boyd, Washington Johnson, M. G. April 9-W. E. Martin to Miss M. G.Holmes, M. H. Slanders, M. G. April 16-Pink Cobb to Susan Lanier, J. D. Tinsley, J. P., N. P. April 20-R. T. Collins to Miss M. G. Walker, H. M. Hunter, J. P. May I-J. M. Neal to Mary N. Campbell, G. W. Ramsom, J. P, May 1-0. P. Neal to Miss M. J. Wayne, T. M. Ward, N. P. May 2-William Wilson to Elizabeth Hester, L. D. Wyatt, M. G. May 11-G. Phillips to Miss E. A. Lowery, T. M. Wlard, J. P. May 18-J. P. Lolwery to Miss M. 0. Chandler, T. M. Ward, N. P. July 18-Jacob Barrett to Elmira Meddon, Jacob Tate, M. G. June 17-John T. Henry to Jane Young, G. W. Ransom, J. P. June 25---Ben Erwin to Joanna Johnson, H. D. Bryant, J. P. July 16-W. H. Wilder to S. H. Coley, J. P. Kinman, J. P., N. P. July 20---Nelson Hill to Martha Jones, G. W. Ransom, J. P. Aug. 17-G. A. Hooper to Miss S. J. Osborn, R. J. West. .July 30-W. R. Williams to Miss N. C. Green, Burton Bradley, M. G. July 24-B. M. Duggar to Sarah T. Smith, 2. F. Wilson, J. P. Aug. 17-George T. Payne to Mary E. Rice, John W. Bowdoin, J. P. Aug. 17-Thomas H. Hall to Miss D. W. Hooper, J. E. West, M. G. Sept. 10-J. B. Beason to Sarah Johnson, Burton Bradley, M. G. 8ept. 17-Marion Greeson to Miss 8. E. Bradford, I. N. Buckner, J. P. Aug. 19-A. R. Fox to Miss M. A. Stewart, Burton Bradley, M. G. Aug. 24-H. Mathis to Nancy Mlatthews, Jacob Tate, M. G. Aug. 25-D. M. Durham to Josephine Bowdoin, Washington Johnson,

M. G. \ Dee. 14-T. F. Tomlinson to T. C. Johnson, M. H. Sanders, M. G. Dec. 11-D. W. Spencer to Sarah Dauson, Burton Bradley, M. G. Dee. 13-Ephraim Moss to J. Chastain, J. B. Nesbitt, J. P. Dec. 14-J. W. Hill to M. M. Kinman, M. H. Sanders, M. G. Dec. 25-W. T. Mansell to J. L. Gmith, J. A. Mims, M. G. Dec. 21--S. Phillips to L. Bray, J. A. Mims, M. G. Dee. 24-Joe Hostler to A. Pulliarn, W. Roberts, J. P. Dee. 24-G. Garner to Sarah Hogan, W. Roberts, J. P. March 25---E. L. Dover to M. Randolph, L. D. Wyatt, M. G. Oct. 8-Richard Marshall to Della Taylor, G. W. Ransom, J. P. ~Oct.25-W. G. Hardeman to Miss C. A. Wright, I. N. Buckner, J. P. Dec. 3-William Holland to S. Wilson, M. M. Dillard, J. P. Nov. 30-William S. Phillips to Rhoda Coley, J. A. Mims, M. G. Dec. 15--D. A. Hanson to S. C. Crossley, Simeon Smith, J. P. Nov. 29-2. T. Terrell to Fannie C. Lewis, A. B. Wilson, M. G. 1872 Jan. 21-5. W. Spencer to B. A. Hudgins, Burton Bradley, M. G. .Jan. 31-Isaac Hubbard to L. MeDaniel, Osborn Reeves, M. G. Feb. 22-C. L. King to Mattie E. Marsh, W. J. King, M. G. Feb. 1-James Pritchett to Mary A. Spears, GbW. Ransom, J. P. Feb. 17-George Brown to Fannie Zuber, Osborn Reeves, M. G. March 30-J. H. Elders to M. C. Dover, N. P. Harris, J. P. July 4-Alfred Barton to Fannie Hill, Ezekiel Ables, M. G. July 4-H. L. Wayne to Martha M. Joyce, A. Chastain, M. G. www.gagenweb.org Electronic Copyright 2005 GORDON COUNTY MARRIAGES

Jan. 21-George Dobson to Harriet Collier, John B. Nesbit, N. P., J. P. Jan. 5-Pinckney Floyd to M. E. Orr, W. J. King, M. G. May 25--Henry Buckner to E. Bowles, G. W. Ransom, J. P. - July 21-D. M. Long to M. J. Wright, T. M. Ward, J. P. July 28-James E. Shellnut to M. A. Jarrett, A. Chastain, M. 6.. July 5-W. A. Timms to M. C. Bowman, I. N. Buckner, J. P. Aug. ll-mitchell Printup to M. Hunt, R. M. Tarver, N. P., J. P. Aug. 11-J. D. Harris to B. Freeman, I. N. Buckner, J. P. Aug. 29-Thomas Akins to J. A. Tate, T. M. Ward, N. P. :Aug. 6-W. Williams to E. Wilson, 2. T. Wilson, J. P. AU~.4-A. J. Ponder to M. R. Fuller, A. B. Wilson, M. G. Aug. 29-W. P. E6wards to Sarah Rogers, J. Chambers, M. G. Apr. 29-Emil Weymann tq Martha J. Green, I. N. Buckner, J. P. Aug. 29-5. M. Johns to Frances Slaughter, Samuel ~ulliam,N. P., J. P. Sept. 1bHarmon L. McAfee to Amelia E. Stone, John H. Robberson,. M. G. Sept. 18-Jesse B. Morrow to Martha Talley, Y. J. Malone, N. P., J. F, Sept. 26-3ames W. Hill to Ann Norrell, D. H. Brown, N. P. Oct. 6-Benjamin Arnold to Sarah Farr, W. B. Harris, J. P. Oct. GWilliam H. Stroud to Susannah Howell, 2. T. Wilson, J. P. Oct. 7-Austin Hix to Winnie Randolph, 2. T. Wilson, J. P. Oct. 13-John Holcomb to Alice Lanier, R. M. Tarver, N. P., J. P. Oct. 15-Charles H. Snow to Lugenia Scott, John H. Robberson, M. G.. Oct. 24-Robert Black to Jane Nelson, W. J. King, M. G. Oct. 29-5. T. McIntyre to C. P. Dempsey, Jacob Tate, M. G. Oct. 31-R. H. Bailey to H. A. Smith, J. L. Camp, N. P. Nov. 15-Wilson Compton to E. R. Gaines, R. M. Tarver, N. P., J. P. . Nov. 28-5. N. Knight to E. S. Chastain, A. Chastain, M. G. Dec. 1-George T. Bailey to Sarah Brock, Y. J. Malone, N. P., J. P. Dec. 5-R. A. Keith to Sarah E. Owens, Samuel Pulliam, C. N. P., J. P. Dec. 15-John Miller to M. E. Chandler, Y. J. Malone, N1P., J. P. Dec. 12-Millburn Cowser to Josephine Long, E. Ables, M. G. Dec. 19-Mark A. Moore to Slarah C. Brownlee, W. J. King, M. G. Dec. 17-Sydney L. Giles to Mary F. Burris, R. M. Tarver, C. N. P., J. P. Dec. 19-Marshall Kay to Mattie M. Coley, J. A. Mims, M. G. Dee. 26-C. D. Wylie to E. J. Scott, J. A. Mims, M. G. Dec. 30--W. S. Brown to Susan Neel, J. A. Johnson, M. G. Jan. 4--S. T. Holcomb to Mary M. Kiker, M. V. Watts, N. P., J. P. Jan. 16-Thos. A. carter to Sarah A. Harkins, M. V. Watts, N. P., J. P.. Oct. 8-H. ;S.Hunt to M. E. Mooney, M. V. Wlatts, N. P., J. P. July 27--5. M. Wyatt to M. J. Johnson, Z. F. Wilson, J. P. Nov. 6-B. F. Nix to M. J. Wilson, A. B. Wilson, M. G. Dec. 29-William Miller to Delany Bird, M. V. Watts, N. P., J. P. Dec. 12-Thos. J. French to Elizabeth Moss, Seaborn Cooley, J. P. Dee. 15-James Ellison to Victoria Catherine Hogan, W. A. Ellis,. M. G. Dec. 25--E. B. Lewis to G. A. Reese, A. B. ~ildn,M. G. Dec. 2WSeymour Denman to Malinda Dean, W. B. Harris, J. P. Dec. 22-F. K. Phillips to P. A. MeEntire, Seaborn Cooley, J. P. www.gagenweb.org Electronic Copyright 2005 GORDON COUNTY MARRIAGES

Jan. 30-J. A. Cleghorn to Mary Norrel, Y. J. Malone, N. P. Feb. &John F. Slaughter to Miss Mary Bramlett, Samuel Pulliam, N. P., J. P. . . Jm. 12-H. H. Hand to Mary E. Dowdy, 2. M. McGhee, M. G. Feb. 13-Bird Talley to Martha Cabb, Y. J. Malone, N. P., J. P. Sept. 4-A. C. Chlastain to Nancy M. Jolly, W. B. Harris, J. P. Aug. 311-5. D. Dewberry to E. C. Ballew, J. A. Johnson, M. G. Sept. 4-D. M. Deal to Mary Parker, O~bornAdarns, N. P. ,Oct. 30-H. ,Smith to Clarissa Morehead, T. J. Simmons, M. G. 'Nov. 25-N. A. Bradford to 5. J. Miller, J. A. Johnson, M. G. - Nov. 30-Robert C. Putman to Louisa Thomas, T. H. Triplett, M. G. Dec. 6-W. R. Parker to M. A. Deal, Osborn Adams, N. P. Dec. 18-Cicero Paxker to Ann Jackson, Samuel Pulliam, N. P., J. P. Aug. 17-R. G. Parker to M. A. Ballew, Osborn Adams, N. P. Dec. 23---Sidney Vandyke to M. Ann Hill, M. H. Sanders, M. G. .Dm. 23-W. M. Hogan to M. E. Bm,T. J. Simmons, M. G. Dec. 24---T. W.Johnson to Amy A. Boler, T. N. Stanford, J. P. Dec. 28-T. J. Grant to M. Warwick, Osborn Adams,, N. P. '. Aug. 27-Ira Wofford to Lourah Casey, J. L. Evans, N. P., J. P. ..-./ 1874' Jan. 1-D. H. Findley to Tullie C. Goodwyn, P. G. Reynolds, M. G. Jan. &-Stephen M. Shackelford to Sarah M. McBrayer, B. D. Clark, N. P., J. P. Jan. 4--James Cathcart to Susan A. Anthony, J. T. Tomlin, J. P, Jan. 22-J. M. Carson to Carrie Dorsett, J. A. Johnson, M. G. Jan. 15-John P. Crain to Mary L. Oliver, G. A. Ramsey, J. P. Jan. 7-James A. Brown to Mary Cox, B. D. Clark, N. P., J. P. Jan. 18-James A. Boyd to A. Burch, G. W. Ransom, J. P. Jan. 22-W. C. Henson to Mary C. Grogan, J. L. Camp, N. P., J. F. Jan. 22-James A. McCain to RiUa Wood, J. L. Camp, N. P., J. P. Jan. 29-David W. Holmes to Margaret E. Knight, Osborn Reeves, M. G. Jan. 25-Thomas Hilburn to Louisa Kiker, M. M. Scott, N. J?. Jan. 29-Alfred M. Fricks to Mollie Brownlee, J. L. Milburn, M. G. Feb. 8-W. W. Jones to Martha Wheat, Eli T. Hanes, J. P. March 30-Henry Block to Winnie Dew, M. M. Scott, N. P., J. P. March 16-W. H. Black to Fannie Cantrell, J. L. Milburn, M. G. April 6-L. L. Witherspoon to Martha J. R. Hall, J. B. Hillhouse, M. .G. April 22-R. F. Wyatt to Maggie Kiker, P. G. Reynolds, M. G. April 30-Pinckney Aldred to Mary Moore, R. .M. ~amer,N. P., J. P. May 28-D. J. Weems to Lula,Burch,.R. W. .Bigham, M. G. July 31-~acob Hardin to Sarah -Casey, W. B. Harris,,J. P. . Aug. 13-Elisha Chrisman to Mrs. E. P. Mooney, J. A. Mims, M. G. March 12-A. H. Strain to Martha Cleckler, A. Chastain, M. G. Nov. Watt. E. Ellis to N. J. Phillips, P. G. Reynolds, M. G. Mazch 22-F. P. Mote to Mary J. Sampler, J. A. Johnson, M. G. March 23-James Broqrlllow to Mazurah Payne, G. W. Ransom, J. P.. Dec. 4-F. H. Belcher to Sarah J. Patterson, Burton Bradley, M. G. Feb. 1-W. A, .Dawson to A. .E.Bozeman, Burton Bradley, M. G. April 5-R. A.'Fox to Sarah Stewart, J: L. Barn, J. P. www.gagenweb.orgHISTORY OF GORD.ON COUNTY Electronic Copyright 2005

April 29--A. J. Bell to P. C. Meadows, Burton Bradley, M. G. June 28-F. B. McEntire to Sarah Mathis, J. L. Evans, N. P., J. P. May 17-L. D. Sampler to EZizabeth Warren, J. J. Metcalf, N. P. May &D. E. Holmes to H. A. Cox, T. A. McDaniel, M. G. July 30-A. M. Jarrard to Sarah Tanner, R. M. Turner, N. P., J. Aug. &John A. Pulliam to M. V. Fields, R. M. Tarver, N. P., J. P. Sept. 13-A. H. MlcAfee to Mary Ann Blalock, Burton Bradley, M. G, Sept. 27-W. H. McDaniel to Abigail Kinman, M. V. B. Lankford, M. G. Sept. 27-David N. Mashburn to Susan Johnson, J. L. Evans, N. P.,. J. P. Oct. l-W. H. McGinnis to Malinda Miller, J. A. Johnson, M. G. Oct. 22-Joseph L. Hopper to Laura Owens, Z. F. Wilson, J. P. Nov. 15-J. B. Brewer to M. A. Bray, P. Chambers, M. G. Nov. 26-T. H. Holsomback to M. C. Hall, J. A. Mims, M. G. Dec. 13-R. L. Horton to R. J. Putman, M. H. Sanders, J. P. Dec. 10-Wm. W. Davis to Clara A. Donaldson, J. B. Hillhouse, Min- ister. Dec. 13-2. C. Morrison to Mattie J. Boyd, Aaron S. Tatum, M. G. Dec. 1.k-J. T. Serritt to H. C. Goswick, E. R. Jefferson, J. P. Dec. 18-W. L. Kay to R. P. Beal, Burton Bradley, M. G. Dec. 24-H. T. Long to Frances Wood, G. W. Ransome, J. P. Dec. 24-W. M. Pearcy to M. E. Potts, J. H. Barnett, N. P., J. P. Dec. 24--2. T. Fricks to Mollie Higginbotham, Wm. M. Bridges, M. G. Dec. 18-William Jolly to Elizabeth Nesbitt, A. N. Miles, M. G. Dec. 24-W. E. Jones to E. F. Gordon, William M. Bridges, M. G. Dec. 26-William Davis to Martha Strickland, Z. F. Wilson, J. P. Dec. 30-5. C. King to Martha Rebecca Currence, T. J. Simmons, M. G, Oct. 18-John M. Johnson to Mary C. Mashburn, Burton Bradley, M. G. Nov. 29-Thos. R. Johnson to Rebecca M. Robertson, Burton Bradley,. M. G. Nov. 8-C. R. Elrod to N. J. Blalock, Burton Bradley, M. G. Nov. 17-J. M. Weaver to Nancy Ma~h~burne,Burton Bradley, M. G, Dec. 27-Rufus P. Blalock to Josie Alice Evans, Burton Bradley, M. G, Dec. 31-Wm. Long to Louisa Mitchell, Eli T. Hanes, J. P. Dec. 30-James Curtis to Harriet P. Vaughn, J. A. Harden, J. P. Oct. 15-Thos. Burch to Mary J. Bright, A. J. Hutchison, J. I?. Feb. 18-W. P. Muse to Eliza Stone, A. J. Hutchison, J. P. March 5--Wm. J. Green to L. A. Stone, A. J. Hutchison, J. P. April 13--Jno. H. Payne to A. E. Wright, A. Chastain, M. G. act. l-F. M. Brookshire to J. Payne, A. Chastain, M. G. June 28-Jno. D. Neeley to L. J. Wofford, A. Chastain, M. G. April 23-W. H. Holmes to Laura E. Carroll, M. M. Scott, N. P., J. P.. Feb. l-Lewis H. Ledford to Jane Gravely, A. J. Hutchinson, J. P. 1875 Jan. 3-C. H. Burton to M. M. Horton, M. H. Sanders, M. G. Jan. 10-Wm. A. M. Dover to Atta Archer, A. S. Tatum, M. G. Jan. 10-Walter P. Taylor to T. Hester, 2. F. Wilson, J. P. Jan. 17-James Hilley to Mary Bradford, J. H. Barnett, N. P., J. P, www.gagenweb.org Electronic CopyrightGORDON 2005 COUNTY MARRIAGES

Jan 18-T. J. Norton to Nola Edwards, J. A. Johnson, M. G. Jan. 21-5. A. Carter to Laura A. Cox, B. D. Clark, N. P., J. P. Jan. 29-L. W. Thomasson to Roxy L. Hogan, T. J. Simmons, M. G. Jan. 28-Elihu C. Anderson to Georgia C. 'Stewart, Joshua Bowdoin, M. G. Jan. 31-Thomas P. Smith to M. C. Colley, E. P. Smith, J. P. Feb. 9-0. W. Everett to S. F. Barnett, W. M. Bridges, M. G. Feb. 7-E. L. Fuquay to Martha Powell, Z. F. Wilson, N. P., J. P. Feb. 10-J. H. Kirby to M. M. Baker, J. A. Johnson, M. G. Feb. 21-b. A. Chastain to Amanda Walraven, Z. F. Wilson, J. P. Jan. 10-Robert J. Stephens to Fredonia Lewis, A. S. Tatum, M. G. Nov. '2-T. R. Liles to Elizabeth Harkins, William Stone, M. G.. Aug. 17-Thomas Bunch to Eliza Fleming, William Stone, M. G. Feb. 14-A. W. Kinman to Rhoda C. Payne, Z. M. McGhee, M. G. Feb. 21-5. L. Currence to C. L. Wright, J. A. Johnson, M. G. March 7-David Baker to T. A. Ballew, J. A. Johnson, M. G. Feb. 11-M. M. Pinion to Frances Stafford, 3. A,. Johnson, M. G. Maroh 7-J. B. Blalock to M. H. Fox, J. L. Evans, N. P., J. P. March 6-William King to Louisa Hayes, J. L. Evans, N. P., J. P. March 28-William Keith to FLhoda Parker, W. M. Smith, J. P. March 23-Henry Miller to Mrs. Dick Barnett, J. A. Johnson, M. G. Mlarch 19-J. Q. Everett to S. A. Roe, W. M. Bridges, M. G. March 16-C. J. Wright to V. C. Shelor, J. B. Hillhouse, M. G. March 16---T. P. Gaines to M. C. Barrett, A. Tatum, M. G. May 18-5. R. Horton to Odelone B. Gideon, J. A. Mims, M. G. April 18-Balus Green to Martha 'Stone, William stl lone, M. G. April 22-N. C. Spence to C. W. Thompson, C. A. Thomas, M. G. April 21-John Keith to Cynthia Case, W. M. Smith, J. P. May 9-James Stewart to Emmeline Keith, L. D. Wyatt, M. G. April 29-J. L. Quinn to Amanda E. Carter, George Haslan, M. G. June 7-Charles A. Avery to Mary E. Sanford, W. W. Cole, J. P. June 13-S. W. Linder to Nancy Bryant, E. P. Smith, J. P. May 23-P. B. Evans to Lizzie E. Mann, G. W. Ransome, J. P. July 27-John Geurin to Annie Fain, J. B. Hillhouse, M. G. July 4-L. P. Neps-to F. Lewis, W. 33. Harris, J. P. July 22-Jones Ellison to Margaret Findley, B. D. Clark, N. P., J. P. Nov. 7-Jno. Bradford to Josephine Kinman, L. D. Wyatt, M. G. Mlay 1-H. A. Powell to L. L. J. Waters, W. N. Nix, M. G. Dec. 16-R. M. Jolley to Elizabeth Smith, W. B. Harris, J. P. Aug. 8-Duke Childs to Tabitha Waldrip, Jas. G. Harkins, M. G. Oct. 31-John Barnes to L. White, A. J. Hutchison, J. P. Dec. 23-Milton E. Lockey to Josephine Martin, A. J. Hutchison, J. P. Dec, 10-J. W. Bishop to G. A. Parrott, H. H. Porter, M. G. Nov. 21-G. S. Hayes to C. Medders, J. L. Evans, N. P., J. P. Dec. 26-J. H. Fitzpatrick to G. A. Lewis, W. B. Harris, J. P. Nov. 7-J. W. McSpadden to Josephine Wilson, W. B. Harris, J. P. Nov. 10-Joel Pearson to Dora Mullinax, Jacob Tate, M. G. June 27-M. E. Wofford to Eliza Peas, William Stone, M. G. Oct. 3-F. M. McElroy to S. A. Powell, William Stone, M. G. Nov. 12-J. I?. C. Dempsey to Mary A. Butler, R. T. Reese, J. P. ' Dec. 29-Reuben Nablett to ~aneBailey, Z. F. Wilson, J. P. www.gagenweb.orgHISTORY OF GORD.ON COUNTY Electronic Copyright 2005 Jan. 2!3-Wm. M. Hill ts C. Baker, Z. F. Wilson, J. P. Dee. 16-J. M. Owenby to A. E. Holcomb, J. A. Johnson, M. G. '. , Dec~3-M. C. Turner to M. A. Neal, J. A. Johnson, M. G. Oct. 14-A. H. Chastain to Nancy S. Wofford, W. M. Smith, J. P. March 5--J. R. Carnes to Sarah D. Rice, J. A. Hardin, J. P. Dec. 30-J. D. 0.Bryan to Susan M. Fuller, J. A. Mims, M. G. Dec. 23---James M. Gaines to Sarah C. Curtis, J. A. Mims, M. G. ?kc. 30-F. M. Bolding to M. M. Curtis, J. A. Mims, ad. G. Sept. 30-John N. Kiker to M. A. Boisclair, J. B. Hillhouse, M. G. Nov. 10-Jonah Z. Reese to Mary E. Keys, R. M. Tarver, N. Fey J,P. Aug. 2-5. N. Smith to Mary F. Jackson, J. A. Mims, M. G. Oct. 30-Juan F. Fields to Sophronia Hill, B. Borders, N. P., J. P. ' Sept. 28-T. F. Johnson to N. M. Mashburn, J. L. Evans, J. P. Nov. 25-5. J. Ellis to H. Harbin, A. S. Tatum, M. G. I Aug. %-V. M. Barton to M. Gray, Burton Bradley, M. G. Sept. 12-H. W. Jackson to Ann E. Curtis, J. A. Mims, M. G. April &--Albert A. Gamble to Jane Roberts, U. W. Cole, J. P. Aug. 10-G. M. Mosteller to Josephine Person, R. M. Tarver, N. P., J. P. Nov. 4-James H. Ooley to Elizabeth ;Smith, E. P. Smith, 3. P, Oct. 14-J. A. Donaldson to Alice Morgan, A. J. Tatum, M. G. Aug. 26-William Bramlett to Elizabeth Green, J. A. Johnson, M. G. Aug. 11-G. W. Cox to Emma Bamlan, J. A. Johnson, M. G. Dec. 12-5. M. French to Victory King, W. B. Harris, J. P. Aug. 28-James M. Bryant to Elizabeth Slaton, W. B. Harris, J. P. Aug. 12-John H. Dickard to 8. J. Lewis, R. T. Reese, N. P. Aug. 14-W. B. D. A. 'J. J. Mooney to Mary Lewis, W. B. Harris, J. P. Sept. 8-Alfmd: Morehead to Martha J. Wright, A. Chastain, M. G. Aug. 29-Andrew Elders to Sarah Pearcy, W. B. Harris, J. P. Sept. 2-Canaday Sugart to Tenney Staggs, W. M, Bridges, M. G. Oct. 13-Jacob McElrath to Ann G. Baker, J. A. Hardin, J. P. Dec. 23-J. W. Davis to Emma F. Fox, W. M. Bridges, M. G. Be. I-Daniel Robertson to Octavia Kitchens, Joshua Bowdoin, M. G, Nov. 14-D. C. Bright to H. E. Holmes, William Stone, M. G. 1876 Jan. 6-S. J. Block to Ellen W. King, M. G. Feb. 17-S. C. Blalock to S. E. Fox, Burton Bradley, M. G. March 19-Augustus Wilson to Mary Taylor, M. L. Foster, N. P., J. P, July 12-Jacob Lewis to Eliza Goswick, W. B. Harris, J. P. July 9-John Weeks to Mary Anglin, W. B. Harris, J. P. Jan. 9-T. J. Rabbins to Louisa Armstrong, Z. M. MocGhee,M. G. Jan. 20-James B. stone to C. L. Miles, Aaron S. Tatum, M. G. Jlan. 20-E. 'B. Richardson to E; A. Swann, P. G. Reynolds, M. G. Jan. 20-W. A. Fuller. to Sarah A. Holsomback, J. A. Mims, M. G. Jandc25---G. M. Boyd to M. J. Humphreya, P. G. Reynolds, M. G. Feb. 1-Adolphus N. McClure to Molly B. might, J. B. Hillhouse, M. G. Feb. 6-William P. Moore to M. Chastain, J. H. Barnett, N. P., J. P. Feb. 10-Jas. A.. Gray to Sallie H. Malone, J. S. Harkins, M. G. 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Feb. 10-Mark C. Lewis to C. Johnson, J. H. Stone, N. P., J. P. March 5---Nelson D. Baker to Caroline Walraven, M. L. Foster, N. I?., J. P. Dec. 15-H. H. Jolley to M. E. Lashley, W. B. Harris, N. P. Oct. 12-A. C. Wilson to M. A. Jones, Eli T. Haynes, J. P. March 21-5. W. C. Roberts to ~uli'aChastain, A. N. Miles, M. G. Dec. 10-W. P. Fuller to A. Hendrix, J. L. Camp, N. P., J. P. Sept. 25-James Young to Sophia Burnett, S. E. Alexander, M. G. Oct. 22-W. C. Causby to S. L. Rice, J. A. Hardin, J. P. Nov. 6-J. H. Higginbotham to C. M. Roe, J. A. Johnson, M. G. Feb. 13-Thomas Rogers to S. J. Bray, H. H. Porter, M. G. Nov. 17-Frank Coleman to Dora Williamson, D. J. Weems, M. G. Dec. 7-J. A. William to A. R. Sexton, Z. B. Aycock, N. P., J. P. Dec. 24-James Crawford to Ellen Wright, Jas. BI. Harkins, M:*. . Dec. 3-J. R. Townsend to Lou Jolley, W. B. Harris, J. P. Oct. 26-R. B. Hayes to I. D. Lashley, Burton Bradley, M. G.. Sept. 30-T. J. Wyatt to Samantha Wofford, W. B. Harris, J. P. Nov. 19-A. &I. Smith to E. Martin, M. H. Sanders, M. G. Oct. 5-R. A. Miller to Susan Mayes, W. M. Bridges, M. G. Sept. 25-J. H. Conaway to N. A. Robertson, P. Blanton, M. G. July 20-J. T. Lewis to M. E. Barnwell, Burton Bradley, M. G. July 16-G. H. Shaw to Julia Jones, G. W. Ransome, J. P. March 26-R. C. Hayes to Nancy McEntire, J. L. Evans, J. P. July 23-0. F. Carey to Sarah F. Temples, William ,Stone, 34. G. July 2-W. S. Stone to Sarah F. Burch, William Stone, M. G. April 27-W. L. Watts to E. Dudley, William Stone, M. G. April 6-John H. Hightower to Emily Cochran, William Stone, M. G. Dec. 10-J. L. M. Williams to A. F. Lewis, A. L. Tatum, M. G. Aug. 6-N. E. Craig to N. C. Hebbley, Wm. Stone, M. G. June Il-Lewis Holtzclaw to N. S. Davidson, J. A. Johnson, M. G, Dec. 5-G. L. Boggs to Cynthia E. Evans, John Oats, M. G. Aug. 6-M. M. Dempsey t~ R. A. Bailey, Burton Bradley, M. G. May 4-5. A. Cox to Mary Bowman, J. A. Johnson, M. G. Dec. 27-H. C. Miller to Margaret Norrell, W. M. Briages, M. G. July 15-G. W. Patterson to Mary J. Williams, Z. B. Aycock, N. P., J. P. June 8-William D. Davis to Ada E. Fuller, J. A. Mirns, M. G. Jlan. 9-James V. R. Taylor to Florence M. Ganaway, Z. F'. Wilson, J. P. June 22-Thomas Spence to Lilla Keene, J. E. West, M. G. Sept. 22-William Dillard to Martha Hight, M. M. Dillard, J. P. Dec. 21-Samuel R. Cox to Jennie Tanner, W. M. Bridges, M. G. Nov. 9-Pierce Barnes to Bella Mosteller, W. M. Dyer, M. G. July 2-Horace0Hall to Adelia Fite, J. M. McBrayer, M. G. Bept. 7-Jas. Grant to Harriet Rash, William Stone, M. G. NOV. 12-Thos. C. Neal to Amanda L. Green, Wm. istone, M. G. Oct. 1-3. A. Bradley to Mary A. Campbell, P. G. Reynolds, M. G. Jan. 16-Thomas Elrod to Mary Cagle, J. A. Hardin, J. P. 1877 Jan. 9-G. P. Harris to F. A. Robertson, Jas. S. Harkins, M. G. .Jan. 21-Monroe J. Moss to Sallie Mason, W. B. Harris, N. P. www.gagenweb.org Electronic Copyright 2005 HISTORY OF GORDON COUNTY

Jan. 25-Newton A. Parsons tc Alice E. Padgett, John Oats, M. G. Jan. ?-A. J. McEntire to Martha I?. Campbell, G. M. Boyd, N. P., J. P. Jan. ll-J. W. Miller to Mary L. Miles, J. M. McBrayer, M. G. Jan. 14-W. K. Hopper to R. L. Swann, Milton Watts, N. P., J. P. Jan. 8-J. L. Coggins to Sarah Moss, W. B. Harris, N. P. J. P. Jan. 16-A. H. King to Katie Kernes, J. A. Johnson, M. G. Jan. 21-Thomas P. Merritt to Dora Ray, A. J. Tatum, M. G. Feb. 15---A. M. Johnson to N. E. Walraven, M. M. Dillard, J. P. E'eb. 1-3. W. Aycock to Lena Brand, A. S. Tatum, M. G. Feb. 15---P. D. Burks to Maude Barney, Rufus M. Hickey, M. G. Feb. 11-B. F. Sisk to M. J. Dodd, M. H. Sanders, M. G. Feb. ll-John R. L. Erwin to Nellie A. Nichols, P. G. Reynolds, M. G. Feb. 15-John Mote to A. Bandy, J. A. Johnson, M. G. Feb. 14-C. S. Dorsett to Susan Stephens, Eli T. Haynes, J. P. Feb. 15---T. C. Milner to Ella V. Ingraham, J. B. Hillhouse, M. G. Feb. 20-B. R. Boaz to Lizzie Brownlee, M. H. Sanders, M. G. Feb. 25-William Curtis to Amelia A. Mitchell, A. S. Tatum, M. G. March 1-J. W. Austin to Josephine Elrod, J. A. Johnson, M. G. March 8-A. J. Downey to Mary E. Knight, W. S. Johnson, M. G. March 14-E. S. Mann to Jemima Hudson, M. L. Foster, N. P., J. P. March 3-A. J. Robertson to Drusilla Harris, W. B. Harris, N. P. March 19-C. W. Stargel to ~arahMiles, John W. McBrayer, M. G. April Il-S. A. Davis to M. J. Dover, J. G. B. Erwin, J. P. March 25-E. J. Potts to Frances A. Payne, W. M. Dyer, M. G. March Il-A. E. Dodd to Mlalinda Hill, M. H. Sanders, M. G. April 8-John C. C. Edwards to Eugenia Archy, A. S. Tatum, M. G. April 10-William Camp to Margaret A. Rogers, Joshua Bowdoin, M. G. April 24-James A. Talley to Candace A. McClain, J. L. Camp, N. P., J. P. March 16-H. D. Smith to A. E. Mullinax, Milton Watts, N. P. May 12-John H. Caldwell to Nancy L. Coffin, C. L. King, J. P. May 10-Washington Hopper to Ann White, U. H. Duncan, N. P., J. P. July 9-James Winfrey to Alice Norris, W. S. Johnson, N. P., J, P. Feb. 4--0. Dickson to Lucy Johnson, D. T. Espy, M. G. July 8-W. C. Beason to J. J. Ferguson, A. S. Tatum, M. G. July 29-W. I. Blalock to Mary C. Mooney, W. A. Nix, M. G. Sept. 6-D. L. Hill to Angeline Harkins, M. M. Dillad, J. P. July 24-Henry Zuber to Mary Arnold, J. H. Brownlee, J. P. Jan. 25-A. J. Darnel1 to Frances A. Fox, Burton Bradley, M. G. May 10-Milton A. Kay to M. C. Mashburn, Burton Bradley, M. G. Aug. 19-L. D. Hughey to Mary A. Powell, William Stone, M. G. Aug. 16-J. J. Land to Sophronia Brookshire, U. W. Cole, J. P. . Aug. 27-Henry A. Wigley to Margaret P. Hudgins, '~aronRoff, J. P. Aug. 30-Elvin Dempsey to Louisa Hooker, S. C. Pritlchard, J. P. Sept. 20-H. N. Hardin to M. E. Arnold, Milton Watts, Tq. P. Sept. 15-John H. Lindsay to Harriet D. Jarrett, W. M. Smith, J. P. Sept. 10-William ;W. Campbell to Louisa Kinman, P. G. Reynolds, M. G. Sept. 16---W. C. .Pledger to Roxanna Bray, J. S. Harkins, M. G. - Sept. 19-John McElroy to Mary A. Mim, J. B. Hillhouse, M. G. GORDON COUNTY MARRIAGES www.gagenweb.org Oct.Electronic 3-5. CopyrightM. Little 2005 to Mollie Neal, P. G. Reynolds, M. G. Oct. 7-R. T. Hamrick to Myra R. Green, ~illiamStone, M. G. Oct. 7-David Perkins to Martha Moon, Jacob Tate, M. G. Oct. 8-Jno. P. Craig to Fa,nnie E. Bonner, Jno. P. Duncan, M. G. Oct. 9-Wm. M. Fain to Lucy Basernore, J. H. Barrett, N. P., 3. P. Oct. ll-R. A. Donaldson to Mrs. H. L. Hill, P. G. Reynolds, M. G. Oct. 21-William Slaughter to Mary Johns, M. L. Foster, N. P., J. P, Oct. 21-James H. Stone to Mary E. Green, T, A. McDaniel, M. G. June 8-R. L. Norrell to Miss Joe Miller, W. M. Bridges, M. G. July 15-M. Robertson to Rebecca Hillis, Eli T. Haynes, J. P. July 22-W. J. Morelock to Mary Carpenter, V. H. Haynes, N. P., J. P. Aug. 29-A. J. Barrett to Callie McConnell, 2. M. McGhee, M. G. Oct. 13-John G. Fite to Jennie Boston, J. A. Johnson, M. G. Nov. l-J. L. Touchstone to Nancy A. Carter, A. Chastain, M. G. Oct. 18-5. P. Joyce to Laura A. Brown, V. H. Haynes, N. P., J. P. Oct. 24-S. W. Robbins .to Fannie Henderson, Z. M. McGhee, M. G. Nov. 18-A. A. Tate to E. E. Burns, J. L. Camp, N. P., J. P. Nov. 22-John Ledbetter to Elvira Sisk, V. H. Haynes, N. P., J. P. Nov. ll-Jas. T. Stark to Mollie Dover, G. M. Boyd, N. P., J. P. Dec. 16-W. E. Rast to Emma Muse, J. H. Starr, N. P., J. P. Dec. 27-D. C. Henton tao V. E. Prickett, A. M. Thigpen, M. G. Nov. 25-C. S. Hardy to Josie Watson, Burton Bradley, M. G.

Nov. IO-R. G. Cudd to Frances Massey, T. J. Simmons, M. G. I Dec. 24-W. H. Pitman to S. S. Mitchell, Milton Watts, N. P. Dec. 19-S. C. Terrell to Tennessee Wyatt, W. A. Nix, M. G. Dec. 18-P. M. Wlatts to W. A. Mansell, Milton Watts, N. P. Jan. 6-J. J. Williams to Sallie Chapman, W. B. Harris, N. P. Nov. 28-W. C. ,Staggs to R. M. Ward, V. H. Haynes, J. P. Dec. 23-5. T. Clardy to Na.nnie A. Ward, V. H. Haynes, J. P. Dec. 27-Jasper Walraven to Renie Scott, M. H. Sanders, M. G. Nov. 1-4.B. Morrison to Susie C. Collins, P. Blanton, M. G. Dec. 13-A. H. Hill to H. J. Adams, A. S. Tatum, M. G. Dec. 6-J. L. Sutton to J. A. Sisk, M. H. Sanders, M. G. Dec. 16-E. W. Hudgins to Sallie Jones, Chas. E. Wright, M. G. Dec. 13-L. C. Walker to Flora Chastain, W. A. Nix, M. G. Dec. 13-J. B. Walker to Tennessee Chastain, W. A. Nix, M. G. Dec. 9-Jackson Smith to Arminda Randolph, M. L. Foster, N. P., J. P. Nov. 3-J. W. Nash to Lucinda Thompson, T. D. HoEcombe, N. G. March 13-Ups Wilson to Amanda E. Walraven, M. M. Dillard, J. P. Aug. 1SW.R. Ivey to George Ann King, R. H. Nesbitt, J. P. Sept. 30-John Coggins to Martha Kelly, J. R. Green, J. P. Oct. 4-M. M. Hester to Amanda Collins, M. M. Dil'ard, J. P. Oct. 21-Alfred W. Bright to Mary J. Martin, J. R. Green, J. P. Nov. ll-F. P. Griffin to M. A. Stubblefield, William Stone, M. G. Dec. 2-Thos. A. McDaniel to Nancy Holmes, Wm. lSltone, M. G. Dec. 13-H. K. Main to De Alva Wlhitaker, W. M. Bridges, M. G. Dec. 18-J. X. Stone to Hannah L. Cook, William Stone, M. G. Dec. 23-5. A. Stone to Hannah J. Keel, William Stone, M. G. Dec. 25--James Coplin to Cornelian Halford, W. M. Bridges, M. G. Feb. 17-3. T. Malone to M. J. Baugh, W. M. Bridges, M. G. www.gagenweb.org Electronic Copyright 2005 HISTORY OF GORDON COUNTY

May 2-William Robertson to Nannie Hopkins, W. S. Hunt, J. P. April 11-A. E. Chastain to M. T. Richards, J. A. Johnson, M. G. April 25-Ira Wofford, Jr., to Nancy Robertson, W. S. Hunt, J. P. April 16-W. H. Alexander to E. J. Powell, W. B. Harris, N. P. March 10-N. W. Jarrett to Margaret Bowman, M. L. Foster, N. P., J. P. March 28-John L. Harkins to Hannah S. Kiker, W. G. Hanson, M. Gi Feb. 10-F. S. Stone to H. L. Green, J. H. Starr, N. P., J. P. Jan. 15-James Graham to Narcissa Bryant, J. H. Starr, J. P. Feb. 25-F. N. King to M. E. Hammett, Eli T. Hanes, J. P. April 11-F. S. Watts to F. A. Mitchell, Milton Watts, N. P. Feb. 24--Edmund T. Foster to,Hulda A. Keys, J. H. Brownlee, J. P. Feb 13-H. C. Byrom to Sudie R. Mayfield, L. D. Wyatt, M. G. Feb. 10-T. M. Johnson to N. E Wilson, M. L. Foster, N. P., J. P. Feb. 14-L. P. Reese to Mollie D. Holsomback, C. L. King, J. P. Feb. 7-Thomas J. Kinman to Susan E. Fuller, J. A. Mims, M. G. Jan. 31-L. P. Ellis to Lucy A. Floyd, W. B. Harris, N. P. Jan. 24-C. T. Miller to Martha A. Carter, A. Chastain. M. G. Jan. 10-J. C. Carter to Sarah J. Touchstone, A. Chastain, M. G. Jan. 19-Samuel Stewart to Savannah Parks, W. A. Nix, M. G. Jan. 1-A. J. Adcox to M. V. Powell, W. A. Nix, M. G. Dec. 18-Fielding Kay to Dosia Adams, J. A. Mims, M. G. Jan. 3-W. C. Poarch to H. A. Fox, J. A. Mims, M. G. Feb. 3-R. C. Hill to Mary Hester, M. M. Dillard, J. P. Feb. 7-5. H. Jones to Anna M. Barnwell, W. M. Dyer, M. G. Feb. 7-W. T. Shelton to R. A. Spencer, W. A. Nix, M. G. Feb. 15-J. A. Shelton to C. I. Hudgins, W. A. Nix, M. G. May 19-J. A. Carroll to Mary Camp, M. M. Scott, J. P. July 2-Martin V. Howell to Mary E. Carroll, Jas. S. Harkins, M. G. July 4-John D. Smith to Mary Martin, M. M. Scott, J. P. July 7-Z. L. Quinn to Martha J. Shaw, J. A. Hardin, J. P. July 23-5. M. Patton to Lula Anderson, J. M. McGhee, M. G. July 25-John Martin to M. L. Spencer, J. H. Starr, N. P., J. P. July 28-C. S. Beason to Ada Abbott, P. Blanton, M. G. Aug. 4-J. M. Meadows to Amanda Stowver, W. S. Hunt, J. P. Aug. 11-J. C. Littrell to Harriet E. Woods, J. S. Harkins, M. G. Sept. I-George Denington to Sarah E. Culpepper, J. L. Camp, N, P., J. P. Aug. 31-H. C. Liles to Alice Corbin, W. M. Smith, J. P. Sept. 4-E. R. Williams to Lillie Twitty, W. M. Dyer, M. G. Sept. 8-A. L. Freeman to F. I. Keen, L. D. Wyatt, M. G. Sept. 19-Henry Curtis to Susan Gardner, J. A. Mims, M. G. Sept. 18-David S. S. Cromer to F. E. Hulsey, W. M. Bridges, M. G. Sept. 22-George W. Denington to Mary S. Culpepper, J. L. Camp, N. P., J. P. Oct. 3-James C. Hambright to Maggie C. Hunt, A. S. Tatum, M. G. Oct. 6-John 0. Talley to Sarah C. Burch, William Stone, M. G. Oct. 20-H. L. Hall to Myra Mizell, J. A. Mims, M. G. Oct. 27-W. M. McElreath to Hester W. Whitfield, A. S. Tatum, M. G, www.gagenweb.orgGORDON COUNTY MARRIAGES Electronic Copyright 2005

Oct. 27-Reuben E. Jones to Anna M. Stephens, A. S. Tatum, M. G. Nov. 12-Chas. C. Bibb to Sarah E. Thorne, J. S. Hine, N. P., J. P. Nov. 9-L. S. Graham to Lillie L. McDaniel, M. M. Scott, J. P. Nov. 6---Donald S. Williams to Sara11 E. Young, J. B. Hillhouse, M. G. Nov. 10-James B. Addington to Ellen J. Hudgins, J. B. Hillhouse, M. G. Nov. 17-James H. Kinman to Ora L. Colston, Z. M. McGhee, M. G. Nlov. 14-W. D. Rooker to T. E. Barnett, Amicus W. ~illiams,M. G. Nov. 18-Andrew B. Webber to Lula Farmer, M. M. Scott, J. P. Nov. 17-G. W. Camp to Lida S. C. Wood, Ezekiel Ables, M. G. Nov. 24-Jeff Jarrett to Maria Smith, Wm. Stone, M. G. Nov. 24-5. H. Mitchell to Sallie Baker, L. D. Wyatt, M. G. NOV. 24-Albert Thomas to Mollie Burton, M. H. Sanders, M. G. Aug. 25-James W. Grant to Susan Temples, J. H. Starr, N. P., J. P. Nov. 27-L. D. Smith to Amanda Kelly, M. M. Dillard, J, P. Dec. 8-R. A. Hill to G. A. Johnson, M. M. Dillard, J. P. Dec. 10-W. R. Hudgins to Sarah McGill, W. M. Bridges, M. G. Dec. 13-T. J. Butler to Josephine Dover, W. S. Hunt, J. P. Dec. 13-J. M. Wilson to 8. E. Taylor, M. L. Foster, N. P., J. P. Dec. 15-Charles P. Austin to Sarah Sampler, Eli T. Haynes, J. P. Dec. 15-John M. Sheron to Mary Brown, J. A. Johnson, M. G. Dec. 22-5. H. Cowen tlo Miss Mat Harkins, M. L. Foster, N. P., J. P. Dec. 22-H. R. Hardin to Miriam Stewart, N. E. McBrayer, M. G, Dec. 26-W. T. Phillips to Frances C. Dutton, W. S. Hunt, J. P. Dec. 23-5. T. Kirnball to Haly Dillard, Eli T. Hanes, J. P. Dec. 27-Charley Clemmons to Dessie Roberts, T. J. Simmons, M. G. Dec. 29-M. C. Robertson to M. S. Beck, J. A. Hardin, J. P. Dec. 27-George H. Graham to Martha J. Turner, Eli T. Hdnes, J. P. Dec. 29-Singleton H. Gaines to Lillie M. Buckner, W. N. N. Curtis,

M. G. 9 Dec. 31-John Helton to Ida Adams, J. A. Jlohnson, M. G. Aug. 1-H. B. Barton to Mollie B. Dempsey, Burton Bradley, M. G. July 28-Lewis M. Herrod to Martha A. Williams, T. B. Aycock, N. P., J. P. Sept. 15--Absalom Holcombe to Nancy A. Clemmons, T. J. Simmons, M. G. April 11-Jas. C. Stewart to M. S. Fox, Burton Bradley, M. G. Dec. 26-A. T. Knight to N. A. Anglin, Wm. Stone, M. G.

Jan. 2-William J. Harris to Mary J. Montgomery, J. A. Hardin, 3. P. Jan. 5-5. Q. Couch to Betsy Land, J. A. Hardin, J. P. Jan. 2-B. W. MPright to Nannie L. Mote, J. A. Johnson, M. G. Jan. 2-J. G. Miller to Theodosia Mote, J. A. Johnson, M. G. Jan. 8-Richard J. Hunt to Laura C. Houk, W. M. Dyer, M. G. Jan. 9-Daniel T. Defore to Arminda McBrayer, Jacob Tate, M. G. Jan. 14-T. B. Barnwell to N. L. Mansel, W. M. Dyer, M. G. Feb. 2-J. T. Miller to Nannie Young, J. B. Hillhouse, M. G. Feb. 3-Samuel Flemming to Mary Belle Green, M. H. Sanders, M. G. Feb. 6-Henderson man^ to Miranda Phillips, C. L. King, J. P. HISTORY OF GORDON COUNTY www.gagenweb.org Electronic Copyright 2005 Feb. 6-W. M. Baker to Elvira Cox, T. D. Holcombe, M. G. Feb. 9-Cornelius Bowman to Lucinda Anglin, R. H. Nesbitt, J. P. Feb. 9-George W. White to Dulcina Holcombe, T. D. Holcombe, M. G. Feb. 20-Samuel H. Brewer to Ella Jennings, W. J. McDaniel, N; P., J. P. Feb. 26-H. B. Bell to F. N. Butler, W. S. Hunt, J. P. March 9-C. T. Hester to S. E. Horton, M. M. Scott J. P. March 19-F. M. Turner to Mary Hughey, J. A. Johnson, M. G. April 22-W. C. Griffin to Lizzie M. Hill, B. M. Hill. May Il-Ira Wofford to Nancy Ann Lane, T. J. Simmons, M. G. May 13-David King to Minnie Anderson, Elder Wm. Washington, M. G. * May 14-C. C. Harlan to Mattie Freemm, M. L. Underwood, M. G. June 22-W. M. Ellis to Virginia A. Smith, L. D. Wyatt, M. G. June 29-Geo. W. Tate to Mary Engram, J. A. Mims, M. G. July 10-W. F. Felker to Annis Dyer, J. B. Hillhous~,M. G. Aug. 7-5. W. Sexton to S. J. Williams, M. L. Underwood, M. G. Aug. 7-Jesse Moon to S. C. Sims W. J. McDaniel, N. P., J. P. Aug. 17-A. A. Wheat to Jane Stanfield, Eli T. Hanes, J. P. Aug. 14-Wm. H. Bailey to Zannah Whitfield, W. S. Hunt, 3. P. - Aug. 12-J. W. Sisk to E. V. Dodd, M. H. Sanders, M. G. Aug. 20-Jacob B. Reel to Sarah J. Edwards, J. A. Hardin, J. P. Aug. 21-Monroe Robertson to Alice Gaines, W. S. Hunt, J. P. Aug. 28-T. A. Mooney to Ella Powell, W. B. Harris, N. P., J. P. Sept. 7-Patrick Moore to M. A. Garrett, W. S. Hunt, J. P. Sept. 7-James M. Allen to Nancy E. Rogers, P. Blanton, M. G. 6ept. Il-Columbus Walraven tooJlosephine Green, J. A. Johnson, M. G. Sept. 18-W. B. Jackson to Ann M. Stephens, A. S. Tatum, M. G. Sept. 21-Wm. D. Craig to Julia A. Spencer, J. H. Starr, N. P., J. P. Oct. 5---J. C. Fox to Rosa Scott, W. N. N. Curtis, M. G. Oct. 5-W. D. White to H. A. E. Everett, T. J. Simmons, M. G. Oct. 26-Thos. Wafford to Hattie Holmes, M. M. Scott, J. P. Oct. 21-Newton Lay to Jennie Jackson, M. M. ~Bcott,J. P. Nsv. 9-43'. M. Stephens to Julia Dickson, A. S. Tatum, M. G. March 18-Q. W: Cochran to Miss George A. Evans, W. M. Stone, . M. G. Sept. 10-C. B. Muse to Mrs. S. A. Neal, J. R. Green, J. P. Sept. 23-T. E. Dozier to E. V. Neel, Z. M. McGhee, M. G. Sept. 30-T. W. Young to Lizzie Neal, W. M. Bridges, M. G. Nov. 6-L. D. Simmons to Mary A. R. Metcalf, W. M. Bridges, M. G. Nov. 9-3110. E. Bright to Delia Martin, J. R. Green, J. P. Nov. If%-T. Frank Head to Ruth Yancy, A. J. Green, J. P. Dec. 4-Franklin Hayes to Sarah Skinner, Jno. A. Bradley, M. G. Dec. 10-J. M. Clinton to Mary Offutt, J. H. Barrett, N. P., J. P. Dec. 16-L. D. Wyatt to Alice Fuquea, N. B. Harris, N. P. Dec. 14--5. B. Holcomb to Rachel E. Dyar, A. S. Tatum, M. G. Dec. 18-Joseph E. Brown to Celia D. Joyce, V. H. Haynes, N. P., J. P. Dec. 24-Franklin K. Butler to Artilla L. Callahan, W. S. Hunt, J. P. Dee. 25-Green Vincent to Charlotte Carson, W. M. Dyer, M. G. Dec. 22-C. M. Carrdl to M. Holt, M. M. Scott, J. P. Dec. 25-Thos. J. Edwards to Mary E; King, N. E. McBrayer, M. G. www.gagenweb.org Electronic CopyrightGORDON 2005 COUNTY MARRIAGES

Dec. 23-Alonu, B. Jeffries to Jennie Dowdy, W. S. Johnson, M. G. Dec. 25-J. M. Gazaway to L. 0.Prater, J. A. Donald, M. G. . Dec. 28-J. H. Green to Mattie Peace, M. M. Scott, J. P. Dec: 28-J. A. Price to L. J. Ward, V. H. Haynes, N. P., J. P. - Dec. 31-G. W. Littlefield to Margaret Beal, Burton Bradley, M. G. Dm. 17-T. M. Noblett to M. A. Johnson, M. M. Dillard, J. P. ' Nov. 11-J. P. Johnson, Jr., to P. E. Climer, F. M. Casey, M. G.

Jan. 1-P. M. Rogers to Ellie Wafford, M. M. Scott, J. P. Jan. 4-Elias J. Stone to Martha M. Green, Wm. Stone, M. G. Jan. 4-Martin L. Evans to Sarah Grant, J. R. Green, J. P. Jan. 4-Geo. W. Sparks to Louisa J. Clarda, V. H. Haynes, N. P., J. P. Jan. 11-Elijah Hopkins to S. Winters, M. M. Scott, J. P. Jan. 15-R. S. Warren to 2. Wright. J. A. Johnson, M. G. Jan. 15--5. A. Strain to E. C. Wright, J. A. Johnson, M. G. Jan. 15-Wm. Blankenship to Josephine Neal, T. D. Holcomb, M, G. Jan. 16-John H. Beard to Lizzie Johnson, W. S. Johnson, M. G. Jan. 18-David L. Potts to Clarkie Collier, W. J. McDaniel, N. P., J. P. Jan. 23-S. W. Kinaman to Susie Findley, J. A. Hardin, J, P. Feb. 1-J. W. Hope to Lydia A. Muse, Joiab Lewis, N. P., J. P.. Feb. 1-Jno. T. Harbour to Joanna V. Staggs, V. H. Haynes, N. P., J. P. Feb. 1-J. A. Dugger to M. L. Phillips, M. H. Sanders, M. G. Feb. 2-R. H. Peal to Emma Talley, C. L. King, J. P. Feb. 8-Thos. G. Keene to Julia A. Freeman, J. H. Barnett, N. P., 3. P. Fed. 1-John W. Hammett to Isakella Shaw, Eli T. Hanes, J. P. Feb. 8-W. B. Holcombe to W. A. Chandler, J. A. Hardin, J. P. Feb. 15-W. W. Jackson to Mattie F. Kiker, M. L. Underwood, M, G. Feb. 12-Eli P. Howell to M. F. Massingill, Silas W. Mote, N. P., J. P. Feb. 18-C. L. Burns to Mrs. Susan Henderson, Joshua Bowdoin, M. G. Feb. 18-Andrew F. Frix to Marietta Warren, J. A. Johnson, M. G. Feb. 15-James Stewart to Elizabeth Arnold, W. N. N. Curtis, M. G. Feb. 17-D. R. Blalock to Nancy England, W. M. Smith, J. P. Feb. 19-S. R. Branch to Kate L. Davenport, M. L. Underwood, M. G. Feb. 18-Jesse A. Holsomback to T. T. Lashley, J. A. Mims, M. G. Feb. 20-Jas. B. Henson to Fannie Keys, J. L. Camp, N. P. Feb. 25-Jno. C. Johnson to Minerva Miller, M. M. Dillard, J. P. Feb. 29-Jesse Tate to Marietta Hammett, V. H. Haynes, N. P., J, P. March 18-S. T. Powell to M. F. Hardy, W. S. Hunt, J. P. March 25-A. B. Henson to Mollie Henderson, J. L. Campbell, N. P., J. P. March 28-W. A. A. Harbin to L. A. Curtis, Isaac M. Roebuck, M. G. 22-E. S. Chastain to Henrietta Gaines, W. B. Harris, N. P., J. P. March 24-Thos. J. King to Bettie Miller, W. J. King, M. G. March 26P. A. Acree to C. 0. Shown, J. A. Johnson, M. G. May 2-Robert T. ishattles to Captolia C. Mayes, C. L. King, J. P. May 4---Jas. V. Bryant to Alice M. Curtis, Isaac H. Roebuck, M. G. May 6-John Baxter to Emily Huckabee, M. L. Foster, N. P., J. P. www.gagenweb.org Electronic Copyright 2005 HISTORY OF GORDON COUNTY

Aug. IsAlbert W. 'Morehead to Laura E. Uarter, W. M. Bridges, M. G. Aug. 16-W. H. Engram to Fannie Francisco, W. S. Hunt, J. P. Aug. 17-S. Williams to Nancy K. Fuller, J. M. Henderson, M. G. Aug. 22-John 0.Holmes to Mary Jane Keith, M. M. Dillard, J. P. Sept. 8-John W. Gray to Lucy C. Sayre, M. L. Underwood, M. G. Sept. 11-George Floyd to Mary Moore, J. L. Barnett, M. G. Sept. 12-Josiah Campbell to Mattie Jqhnson, Aaron Roff, J. P. Sept. 16-Adolphus B. Frix to Rhetta Davis, W. M. Bridges, M. G. Sept. 24-John H. Gresham to Nannie Routh, J. A. Mims, M. G. Sept. 26-Joseph E. Curtis to Sallie J. Roebuck, W. N. N. Curtis, MM.G. Oct. 1-A. J. Ware to Lou Camp, W. M. Bridges, M. G. Oct. 3-J. A. Smith to Malinda Rogers, Jno. W. Strain, N. P., J. P. Oct. 7-R. F. Powell to S. E. Dillard, Wm. Adams, N. P., J. P. Oct. 14-Samuel H. Nesbitt to Louisa Harkins, J. D. Huckabee, N. P. Oct. 28-W. J. Hilburn to M. A. ~unt,Z. M. McGhee, M. G. Oct. 31-0. S. Davis to Rosa L. Warren, W. M. Bridges, M. G. Nov. 21-M. C. Conoway to Henrietta L. Jones, M. L. Underwood, M. G. Nov. 22-Tilman Johnson to Mollie Scott, Aaron Roff, J. P. Dec. 12-C. S. Jones to V. C. Gober, M. H. Edwards, M. G. Dec. 15-43,. 8.0. England to Myra G. Kingsberry, P. L. stanton, M. G. Nov. 21-5. E. Enlow to Margaret Wheat, J. A. Jeb-nson, M. G. June 8-N. W. Crossley to Dixie Ann Collins, M. M. Scott, J. P. June 15-J. H. Simpson to Lula Woodruff, M. L. -Underwood, M. G. June 20-Wm. C. Day to Susan Reynolds, Z. M. McGhee, M. G. June 20-5. L. B. Fowler to Victoria Turner, J. A. Hardin, J. P. June 24-W. M. Peeples to Mrs. H. J. Ramsaur, W. M. Dyer, M. G. June 27-U. W. Cole to Mrs. Frances Garrett, V. H. Haynes, N. P., J. P. July 7--Thos. A. Corvin to Samantha Duckett, M. M. Dillard, J. P. July 22-Horace W. Magee to Eliza V. Jolley, S. H. Cate, M. G. July 15---W. H. Wilson to Octavia L. Parks, Jacob Tate, M. G. Aug. 4-5. B. Brackett to F. P. Gaines, Jacob Tate, M. G. Aug. 5-H. P. Owens to Mary B. Mitchell, Milton Watts, N. P., J. P. Aug. 11-W. H. Bigham to A. N. Hall, J. A. Mims, M. G. Oct. 31-Oscar S.-Davis to R. .S. Warren, W. M. Bridges, M. G. Dec. 22-Joseph Harbour to Rebecca M. Cleghorn, W. M. Bridges, M. G. July 11-Jno. S. Dunn to Sarah Morgan, T. J. Simmons, M. G. July 22-John Rawson to Nancy Bray, J. A. Barnett, N. P., J. P. Nov. 6-J. J. Staggs to Mattie E. Word, T. J. Simmons, M. G. Nov. 7-John Dye to Roxie Rogers, C. L. King, J. P. Dec. 12-Berry Black to Fannie Smith, J. R. Green, J. P. Dec. 19-W. L. Fitzpatrick to F. E. Hampton, Joab Tate, M. G. Dec. 16-Albert C. Weems to Ella Bur'ch, D. J. Weems, M. G. Dec. 26-R. C. Dickard to F. C. Niece, Joab Lewis, N. P., J. P. Dec. 29-James Wlatts to Sarah Moss, Joab Lewis, N. P., J. P. Dec. 30-Elias M. Stuggs to Jane Neal, J. H. Barnett, N. P., J. P. Dec. 23-Wm. H. Watts to Virginia C. Mitchell, W. M. Smith, J. P DM. 20-Wm. E. Floyd to Mary E. Horton, J. L. Barnett, M! G.