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They have a monument dedication there. Guy Parment of the Etowah Valley Historical Society was there. i was sorry I could not go Battle of Allatoona Pass October 6, 2012 -October 7, 2012 Event Website Phone: 770-975-0055 Join Georgia State Parks and Historic Sites, Red Top Mountain State Park and the Etowah Valley Historical Society in commemorating this hallowed ground. Tour the hillside and the railroad cut through the pass. Walk the trails, visit the star fort earthworks, and follow the old Tennessee Road just as the soldiers did in 1864. Explore daily life in the tent city. S

‎1800's Georgia Recipes From the daughter of a former slave in a big house plantation, she was the cook! 3 Squash 1 Onion Sweet if you can get it Half of a Green pepper Butter Dash of Sage Dash of thyme Salt and pepper 1 egg 1 cup of Cracker Crumbs Steaming the squash and adding all the other stuff and cooking it for around 30 min in a 375 degree oven in a good casserole dish. HOE CAKE Mix a stiff dough of Indian (corn) meal, a little salt, and water (scalding is best). Flatten it on a board and tilt it up before the campfire until brown on one side. Turn and brown

http://news.yahoo.com/human-greenhouse-gas-emissions-traced-roman-times-192551162.html By burning wood, humans have been significant contributors to greenhouse gas emissions as far back as the Roman Empire, researchers say. The finding may lead scientists to rethink some aspects of climate change models, which assume humans weren't responsible for much greenhouse gas before the Industrial Revolution. "It was believed that emissions started in 1850. We showed that humans already started to impact greenhouse effects much before," study co-author Célia Sapart of Utretcht University in the N

Save The Heard Family Cemetery | Facebook www.facebook.com/SaveHeardFamilyCemetery The Friends of the Heard Family Cemetery has a Facebook and they will be having the Farmers market/Vegetable Sale

I think the issue is that it was never meant to be sold. Fulton County had a deed for the property and should have marked it as a cemetery. The sold it unaware the cemetery was there. They should have sent an appraiser.

I know this involves Fulton County but... http://www.cbsatlanta.com/story/19637593/descendent-of-historic-sandy-springs-cemetery-appalled-at-plans-to-develop-on-site http://www.wsbtv.com/news/news/local/man-sues-sandy-springs-build-home-cemetery/nSPQy/ http://sshps.org/ Sandy Springs Historical Society I spoke with Larry Specht who was related to Judge John Steven Heard, buried at Heard Family Cemetery. I you saw the news reports Fulton County has dropped the ball and allowed the property of the cemetery to be sold. The owner intends to build on the property and there is currentl

I can see that our climate has changed and I believe building new Wal-Marts and such may of contributed but the higher costs confuses me. I mean its obvious we will pay more for food. The cost of gasoline has contributed to this. Storms become more violent and more frequent and the costs exponential. Then what is a solution? Do you speak of carbon credits to teach us SUV driving, long commute people a lesson? After all I bet you have bought yourself an electric vehicle, walking to work or better yet jogging. Your carbon foot print is down to virtually nothing. No need for air conditi

http://www.tornadohistoryproject.com/tornado/Georgia/Paulding April 15, 1956 5:30 PM F1 tornado No casualties April 3, 1974 4:50 PM F2 Tornado 1 fatality 20 Injuries April 8, 1980 7:50 PM F1 Tornado 1 injury August 29, 2005 3:15 PM F0 Tornado No injuries Seems like their should be more but Meteorologists sometimes calls them Down Force winds.

TOPICS OF STATE.: WHAT THE PEOPLE ARE SAYING AND DOING. A Paulding ... The Atlanta Constitution (1881-1945); Oct 31, 1884; ProQuest Historical Newspapers: The Atlanta Constitution (1868-1945) pg. 2 All's Well That Ends Well Marietta Journal Just over the county line in Paulding County, lives Mr. Manning Philipps. He has a well forty five foot deep, walled up with rock forty feet. He could not get no one to go down in it to finish the work desired, until last Monday, when Mr. James Poss, a fearless, able bodied fellow said he wasnt afraid to go in the old well. A rope was fasten

http://search.proquest.com/pqrl/docview/223335235/1397F62297B74C4C416/5?accountid=11023 Georgia civilian David Clopton fled at the approach of Sherman's army, and the Federals plundered his home Scott, Carole E. America's Civil War18. 1 (Mar 2005): 14,16,70. From Proquest Historic Thesis Articles As Major General William T. Sherman's armies drove through Georgia on their way to Atlanta in late summer 1864, hundreds of civilians dreaded their approach. David Clopton was one of those waiting in fear as the Northern troops drew near. He was then 67, having been born in New Kent County,

I had to give up Re-enacting when I got married. I did enjoy camping out and the comradeship with others. Internet would be difficult to do without a mode of transportation as well

The link to the letter is above. I displayed it because it was from Paulding County Brownsville, Ga

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http://digital.lib.ecu.edu/479 Letter from Mary W. Driskill to Mag Caldwell and Martha W. Harris, February the 2nd 1863 Date: February 02 , 1863 | Identifier: 845.1.c.1 February the 2nd 1863 Dear Sisters I take My seat this Morning to write you a few lines to let you hear from Me once more I am tolerable well this morning I hope these lines will find you both well Sisters it has been A long time since I wrote to you or read A letter from you I am very lonesom these times I am living by Myself Me and My little Daughter My Husband is the army he was sick the 23 of last Month he

Battle of New Hope Church http://dlg.galileo.usg.edu/hargrett/barnard/jpgs/plate25.jpg From Negatives taken in the field, by Geo. N. Barnard, Official Photographer of the Military Div. of the Miss. 589 Broadway, New York. Another Picture Hell Hole

My guess regardless of the republican or democratic governor is what the cost is going to be to each state. Montana might be able to pull this off but what about other states?

http://www.reuters.com/article/2012/09/29/usa-montana-health-idUSL2E8K59RF20120929 Montana governor sees big savings with new state health clinic State to save $20 million over five years - governor * Aim is to reduce duplicate testing for patients * Doctors paid by the hour rather than by procedure * Employees pay neither a co-pay nor a deductible

I watched all of them however. The Partridge family was not all that often. I remember on sundays the three programs we watched every Sunday. There was Gospel Jubilee my parents watched, the news, The Lawrence Welk Show, Mutual of Omaha's Wild Kingdom and then the Walt Disney Show. Marlin Perkins hosted Mutual of Omaha's Wild Kingdom. You needed insurance to handle those animals or you needed Big Jim to jump into a herd of wildebeasts or try to rope an ocelot with a pole and rope loop. We sang, Good Night Sleep Tight and may your dreams come true.. when Lawrence Welk went off to aggr

The pool pump died so the combination of turning off that breaker and the cooler weather i am sure we saved some. Now if I can just get the kids to turn off lights and radios we might save a nickel. By the way the pool is green after just a week.

I hope she recovers well. Prayers