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Technical Sergeant J.B,. Grogan son of Mrs. Leila B. Moss of Hiram Ga is listed by the war department as missing from his base at Gulfport Mississippi since July with paratroopers overseas Private Alfred F. Gorham Stationed at Camp Hulon, Texas Private Willam A Estes Son of Mr. & Mrs W.G Estes of Hiram, Ga Cpl. W. H. Estes, 22, Is Killed in Action The Atlanta Constitution (1881-1945); Mar 22, 1945; ProQuest Historical Newspapers: The Atlanta Constitution (1868-1945) Linton Lester, Water Tender, Dies in Action: Killed in Pacific Area, Navy Department Notifies P

http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~freehouse/New%20Adair%20Web%20Site/Maps/Georgia/Paulding%20Lots.jpg Here is a lot map of the county. It is too large to display

Paulding Dallas T.C Dunagan Ordinary J. Meigs Hunt Clerk Henry Braswell Sherriff A.C Scoggins Tax Reciever James M. Ballard Tax Collector J. Meigs Hunt Treasurer JD.D. Grogan Surveyor Thomas Ragsdale Coroner Sholes' state gazetteer and business directory 1879-80 http://dlg.galileo.usg.edu/meta/html/dlg/zlgb/meta_dlg_zlgb_gb5099.html?Welcome Georgia Place Names by Kenneth K. Krakow PAULDING COUNTY. Created December 3, 1832 with 318 square miles taken from part of Cherokee County. Named for a New Yorker, John Paulding (1759-1818), one of the captors in 1780 of the

New Babylon Paulding County Not a post town About 20 inhabitants Southwest of Dallas 10 miles http://dlg.galileo.usg.edu/georgiabooks/djvs/gb5099/index.djvu 1870-1880 Sholes Gazetteer

http://catfish-den.com/ 2475 Hwy 92 Hiram, GA 30141 Call 770-943-4550

http://books.google.com/books?id=UPIrAAAAIAAJ&printsec=frontcover&dq=GOLD+MINes+in+georgia&source=bl&ots=0ag166lc4x&sig=KKY14K29JsMjrPhCCY8d_XLe2eg&hl=en&sa=X&ei=GkkcUKiFPOXs0gHb8YGgCg&ved=0CEoQ6AEwAg#v=onepage&q=GOLD%20MINes%20in%20georgia&f=false A Preliminary Report on a Part of the Gold Deposits of Georgia, Issue 4, Part 1 By William Smith Yeates, Samuel Washington McCallie, Francis Plaisted King Chapter XVI Paulding County By S.W. McCallie Assitand Geologist The Dahlonega Gold Belt traverses the northwestern portion of Paulding, Co

CROWSVILLE, Paulding County. A former post office which was in the general store established by Willis M. Crowe, and was located in the northeast corner of the county. Georgia Place Names by Kenneth K. Krakow

Hiram Baggett, a grandson of Allen and Elizabeth Baggett, born 1846, married Julia Ward. Hiram was a Civil War veteran. He is shown in 2nd Company F, 1st Confederate Regiment of the Volunteer Infantry Army of Tennessee, C.S.A. of Cobb County, GA. He moved to Paulding County, GA shortly after the Civil War and settled in the District that later became the City of Hiram. Old Hiram began to be established as a small settlement in 1849, apparently with no particular name. It was made up of a few old wooden-frame buildings. A United States Post Office was permitted to be located in the settleme

BRASWELL, Paulding County. Incorporated December 13, 1895. When the Southern Railway came through here in 1882 the stop was named Braswell for sawmill owner, Henry Braswell. The town died about 1925 and a new charter was granted September 18, 1973 Georgia Place names by Kenneth K. Krakow.

Oval Paulding County Located 13 Miles south of Dallas the county seat Population 40 Sholes' state gazetteer and business directory 1879-80 http://dlg.galileo.usg.edu/meta/html/dlg/zlgb/meta_dlg_zlgb_gb5099.html?Welcome Owing to the ignorance and discourtesy of J.P. Henderson The post master at this place we are unable to give theinformation concerning Oval.

New Hope Paulding County located 5 1/2 miles Nort east of Dallas the County Seat and 10 miles from Acworth, the nearest railroad, express and telegraph station and 16 Miles from Marietta the nearest banking point. Has a population of 30. One Bapritst and two Methodist Churches, school, steam gin and saw mils and gins operated by water power furnished from Little Pumpkinvine creek.Cotton and wheat form the principal exports. Ship via Acworth. Was established as a post office in 1878 and receives a weekly mail form Dallas by carrier. Thjomas J. Cooper Postmaster Anderson B.F general store

Huntsville Paulding Located 4 miles North of Dallas the county seat no postal facilities. Population 50

Brownsville Paulding County Stage communications is had with Powder Springs and Carrolton. It is 11 miles from Dallas, court house, 18 miles form Marietta, its nearest reilway station via which it is 38 miles from Atlanta. Has a population fo about 59. Baptist and Methodiast Church, one acedemy, cotton gin and grist mill opereated by power from the Sweetwater river. Ship to Marietta, cotton os the chef export Mail tri weekly by carrier, A.L. Bartlet Post Master Bartlet A.L. general store and attorney Dorris Miss Mollie teacher McLarty George W. Physician Meadows Jacob Reverend Baptis

Branch Paulding County Situated 4 miles east of Dallas the County Seat and 16 miles from Marietta, the nearest railroad, express and telegraph station and banking point. Is a small place of inconsiderable population. Sweetwater Creek furnishes wter power to operate a flouring and corn mill and there is a stem mill and gin. It has three churches and two schools. The prinicpal product is cotton. Was established as a post office in 1874 and recievesdaily mail by stage from Powder Springs, marietta and Dallas. Ship via Marietta. Oliver P. Cooper, Post Master Armer Wiley ,justice Babb W.J. ,c

Pumpkin Paulding County A newly established post office located 5 miles from Dallas the county seat. PUMPKIN (TOWN), Paulding County. This early community was named after PUMPKINTOWN FERRY on PUMPKINTOWN CREEK, located four miles west of Dallas. PUMPKINVINE CREEK rises about nine miles west of Dallas, and flows northeasterly into Bartow County to enter the Etowah River. May have been named for a Cherokee Indian, Pumpkin Vine. PUMPKINVINE CHURCH is about three miles southwest of Dallas. From Georgia Place Names by Kenneth K. Krakow. Nebo Paulding County Thios place has thre

18 Miles from Acworth its nearest railroad station, 20 miles from Marietta nearest express and telegraph officeand 33 miles form Atlanta its banking town. Pumpkinvine creek furnishes water powerto operate grist and saw mills, and a wooden factory, Gold, silver, copper, iron and asbestos abound but are not developed to any considerable extent. Cotton cattle, poultry and honey form the principal shipments, Ship via Atlanta or Acworth. The three churches are Missionary, Primative Baptist and Methodists and two colored Methodist and missionary Baptist also a high school. Mail daily from marietta,

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