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Curry, Jabez L. M., 404; and Alphonso, 1411 Curtis, George A., 2454 Cuthbert, Alfred, 238, 572, 1882 Cuthbert, John A., 238, 2135
Cutifachiqui, 21 Cutright Manufacturing Company, 1784
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Dabney, Austin, 307, 1441
Dade county, 656, 1251
Dagg, John L,. 2313
Dahlonega, 561, 562, 563
Dairy Industry, 1816
Daley, Alexander F., 2982
Daley, Walter R., 1904
Dangerfield, Clinton, 1774
Daniel, Anna W., 2466 Daniel, George T., 2482
Daniel, John B., 2055
Daniel, Robert T., 1744, 2463
Dargan, Milton, 1962
Darien, 107, 401. 1781, 1802
Dart, Francis W., 2875
Davant, Richard J., 2370
Davenport, Daniel F., 3088
Daves, Vergil C., 2955
Davidson, James, 3139 Davidson, William T., 3200
Davies, Myrick, 306 Davis captured, 787. 796
Davis, Dorsey T., 2849
Davis, Duke, 2511
Davis, Early, 3142
Davis, Edward C., 2469
Davis, James R., 2672
Davis, Jefferson, 941, 1717; arrest, 1274 Davis, Jenkin, 353
Davis, John B., 2245
Davis, John C., 2986
Dawson, A. H. H., 1323
Dawson, Alexander, 2927
Dawson county, 716, 1251
Dawson, William C., 658, 669, 2375 Day, W. T., 2219.
de Ayllon, Vasquez, 8
Dean, H. H., 2531
Dean, Linton A., 3262
Dearborn, Henry, 452
DeBrahm, William, 179
Decatur county, 532, 1251
Deese, J. T., 3167 Dekalb county, 526, 1251
Dekle, Grover C., 3019 De Lamar, James, 3135
Delegates to the Charleston Conven- tion, 722
Delegates to Constitutional Conven- tion nf 1798. 407
Delegates to Louisville Convention, 403 de Leon, Ponce, 7, 14, 15 Demere, Raymond, 285
Dempsey, Charles, 116
Dempsey, J. Coleman, 2758
Department of Commerce and Labor, 1111
Department of Game and Fish, 1111 DeRenne, George W. J., 71
Derry, Joseph F., 773
Derry, Joseph T., 745, 761, 766, 1747. 1750, 1773, 2135
De Soto, Hernando, 7, 14; lands at Tampa Bay, 17; march, 19, 23; and the Indian widow, 627 Dessau's, Washington, Dramatic Adieu, 1413
Developed Water Powers of Georgia, 1835
Dickey, James D .. 3054 Digby, Edward, 53, 57 Digby Tything, 83 Disfranchisement Bill, 1075
District Agricultural Schools, 1057.
1071 Dixon, James A., 3018
Dobbs, E. O., 2276
Dodge Millions, Story of the, 1431
Dodge county, 1252
Dodge, William E., 1431
Dodson, R. C., 3011
Dodson, William A., 3298
Doles, George P., 2271
Donaldson, Henry R., 2015
Donalson, John E., 2389
Donelson, Fort, 761
Dooly county, 1252 Dooly, John, 272, 404
Dooly, John M., 404, 2381
Dooly, Old Judge, of Lincoln, 1302; an- ecdotes of, 1304; pen-picture of, 1309 Dooly, Thomas, 272 Dorchester colonists, 175
Dorsey, Hugh M., 1122, 1208, 1211, 1214
Dorsey, Joseph H., 2297
Dorsey, Rufus T., 2045
Dorsey, Sarah M., 2047
Dorsey, William F., 2377
Douglas county, 1252
Douglass, David, 173
Dougherty county, 698, 1252
Dougherty, Charles. 573, 657, 2146
Doughty, William H., 3137
Downey, James H., 2474
Downing, Columbia, 2883
Doyle, Alexander, 974
Dozier. Thomas H., 3265
Drake, Roswell H., 2158
Drane, William A., 3082
Drayton, Stephen, 270
DuBose, Dudley M., 2332
Duel, last fought in the South, 1358
Dumas, William T., 1771
Dungeness: Carnegie Mansion (views),
489 Dunlap, Samuel C., 2478
Dunn, Marshall W., 2287
Dunn, William E., 2043
Dunson, J. E., 2302
Dunson, Otis A., 2390
Dupree, Elijah F., 2127
Dupree, Perry K., 2688
Durham, Alexander F., 2768
Durham, Lindsay, 2158
Dykes, William F., 2020
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Eagle and Phoenix Mills, 1785, 1835 Earliest political suhdivisions, 1232 Earl of Shaftsbury, 57
Early Atlanta Factories, 1785
Early Augusta factories, 1784
Early commercial ports, 1781
Early county, 532. 1252
Early, Eleazer, 471
Early gold-mining in Georgia, 563 Early, Joel, 471
Early Macon factories, 1785
Early, Peter, 466, 471, 2166
Early silk culture, 1779
Eatonton, 647 Eatonton Railroad Convention, 647
Ebenezer, 94. 96, 98
Ebenezer Creek, 97 Ebenezer in the Revolution, 309
Echols county, 1252
Echols, Robert M., 2421
Edwards, Charles G., 2366
Edwards, Grover C., 2584
Edwards, Marion C., 3279
Effingham county, 1252
Elhert, 288
Elbert county, 360. 361, 1252 Elbert, Samuel. 269, 270. 332, 3216 Electric Light Plants, 1792
Elholm, A. C. G., 308
Ellington, Edward, 119
Elliott, Eulogy of Bishon, 1720
Elliott, John. 238. 353, 487. 534, 2166 Elliott, Stephen, 77, 660, 1944
Ellis, Henry. 230, 232, 234, 235, 239
Ellis, Robert C., 3214
Ellis, Samuel F., 3102
Ellis, William D., 2897
Ellison, John G., 2994
Emancipated blacks, 810
Emanuel county, 1252
Emanuel, David, 272
Emory College, fil; Presidents, 643 Emory, John, 641 Emory University, 1145
"Empire State of the South," 1782 enchanted Island, 626 Enchanted Mountain, 621 English, Isaac B., 2173
King
952, 959, 1712,
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INDEX
Episcopacy, 420, 660 Erskine, John, 2305 Erwin, Mary Ann Cobb, 1264 Erwin, Howell C., 2567 Erwin, W. S., 2482 Eskridge, Frank L., 3138 Espy, Oscar J., 2113
Evans, Beverly D., 3061 Evans, Clement A., 1137, 1750, 2323 Evans county, 1136, 1253
Evans, James H., 2845 Evans, Lawton B., 12, 393, 433, 676, 1751, 2174 Eve, Hinton J., 2379 Eve, William F., 2949
Everhart, Edgar, 1893 Everett, James A., 646
Everett, Robert W., 3090
Ewen, William, 173, 269, 270, 306
Exchange of Civil War Prisoners, 1544, 1549
Exley, Howard T., 2272
Eyles, Francis, 53, 57 Eyles Tything, 84 Ezell, Evan B., 3299
Ezzard, Webster P., 2256
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Fain, William L., 2149 Fain, William P., 2130
Fair, Zora: A Heroine of the Civil War, 1426
Faircloth, William, 3143
Fall of Atlanta, 782
Famous duelling ground, 503
Fannin Avengers, 688
Fannin county, 698
Fannin, James W., 588
Fanning, Samuel D., 2760
Farm capitalization, 1801
Farmer, John L., 2326
Farmer, Louis R., 3059
Farmers' Alliance, 966, 968, 969
Farmers' Co-operative Demonstration Work, 1821 Farmers' Institutes, 959
Farms, individual, 1818
Fatalities among Federal and Confed- erate Prisoners, 1542
Faver, L. D., 3138
Fayette county, 1253
Felder, Thomas B., 2503
Felder, Thomas S., 1069
Felder-Williams Disfranchisement Bill, 1069 Felton, Rebecca Ann Latimer, 1751,
2101 Felton, William H., 959, 1405, 2098
Felton, William Hamilton, 2183 Fertilizers, 1787, 1791
Few, Benjamin, 272, 360
Few, Ignatius A., 272, 643, 2190
Few, James, 360 Few, William, 301 Field, John W., 3106 Fielder, Herbert, 1765
Fifteenth Amendment ratified, 848 Finch, W. R., 2867
"Fingal" (steamship), 752, 767
First American woman's college, 644 First Confederate armed cruiser, 764
First Constitutional Convention of
Georgia, 300
First General Assembly at Milledge- ville, 454
First Georgia cotton mill, 1783 First Georgia railroads, 1782 First Georgia Regulars, 753 First Independent Battalion of Georgia, 747 First lighthouse, 92 First long railroad in the world, 1782 First Manassas, 748
First Monument to Confederate Women (view), 1104
First North American Indian periodical, 600 First Regiment of Georgia Volunteers, 747 First state house at Louisville, 399 First State Railroad Commission, 899 First superior court judges, 900 Fish, 1805 Fish, William H., 1841 Fite, Augustus W., 2829 Flash, Harry L., 1751 Fleming, Albert, 2655 Fleming, Thomas F., 3219 Fleming, William, 393
Fleming, William H., 2762; Slavery and the Race Problem in the South, 1657 Flinn, Richard O., 1987
Florence, Adial S., 2876
Florence, William S., 2880
Florida discovered by de Leon, 16
Florida purchase, 48 Flour and grist mills, 1792
Floyd county, 567, 1253
Floyd, Frank F., 2350 Floyd, John, 464, 467, 514, 567
Folks, Frank C., 2737
Ford, Arthur, 301 Ford, Edward E., 119
Ford, L. L., 3024 Foreign commerce, 1801
Forest timbers, 1823
Former Home of Dr. Crawford W. Long in Athens, (view) 666 .
Formwalt, Moses W., 653
Forney, Daniel M., 523
Forsyth county, 567, 1253 Forsyth, John, 423, 487, 516. 567, 572. 684, 1732, 1951; diplomat, 1468
Fort Augusta, 112, 116, 307
Fort Cornwallis, 305
Fort Frederica, 113, 160
Fort Hawkins, 464, 467, 469, 478
Fort Jackson, 477, 785
Fort Mims, 464
Fort Morris, 1439; last to lower the Colonial flag, 297
Fort Mountain, 14
Fort Pulaski, 736, 747, 751, 762
Fort .St. Simon, 115
Fort William, 115
Foster, Albert, 2191
Foster, Nathaniel G., 2199
Foster, Sheppard W., 2009
Foster, Thomas F., 2199
Fouche, Jonas, 436
Fountain, William H., 3156
Fourteenth Federal amendment adopt- ed, 818 Fowler, C. Lewis, 2301
Francis, William, 173
Frank, Leo M., case, 1121, 1165, 1171, 1180; lynched, 1188; mob endangers Governor Slaton, 1165, 1169
Franklin, Alonzo L., 2356
Franklin, Benjamin, 417
Franklin College, 417. 452, 493
Franklin county, 1253
Fraser, J. L., 3186 Fraser, Joseph B., 2756
Frazer, Charles, 412
Frazer, James, 174
Frederica, 93, 114, 115, 147, 165
Frederica county, 164
Frederick, Thomas, 57
Frederick Tything, 82
Free coinage of silver, 996
Freedman's Bureau, 814
Freedom upon the high seas, 460
Freeman, David B., 2186 Freeman, James M., 2522
Freeman, John, 341
Freeman, Robert W., 2642
Freeman's Code of Laws, 816
Free silver, 1026 Freight rates, 1804 French, Daniel Chester, 1598
Frink, Samuel, 119
Frizzelle, B. M., 2354
"From Greenland's Icy Mountains,"
1445
From the Fiery Furnace to the Sena- torial Toga, 1463
Fruit Industries, 1814 Fruits, 1806 Fullbright, Henry J., 2966
Fuller, William A., 2787
Fullilove, H. M., 2571
Fulton county, 698, 1253
Fulton, John, 301
Funkhouser, William L., 2067
Fuqua, Henry C., 1794 Furse, James, 2328 Fussel, J. G., 3215
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Gaines, E. P., 481
Gaines, Frank H., 3240
Gainesville Railway & Power Co., 1835
Gale, Alvin D., 3129 Gallatin, Albert, 18 Galphin, George, 242 Galphinton, 241 Galt, William, 2727
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Gamble, John B., 2538 Gamble, Roger L., 2208 Game, 1805 Gammon, Langdon B., 2109 Gammon, William M., 2107
Garden truck, 1812
Gardner, William M., 2306 Garfield assassinated, 916 Garland, Francis X., 694 Garlington, Samuel F., 2743
Garmaney, Robert S., 2118 Garrett, George A., 2201 Gartrell, Lucius J., 1325, 2341 Gas plants, 1792
"Gate City, The": When this sobriquet was first used, 1429
Geiger, Judson B., 2902 George, Walter F., 3095
"Georgia" (song), 1775
Georgia, 345, 1242; Youngest English colony, 4; original domain, 26; char- ter, 53; charter expires, 177; first se- cession convention, 261, 274; commis- sions the first warship; 275; Reign of Terror, 292; as fixed by Paris treaty, 325; capitals, 399; gold dis- coveries, 556, 561; laws codified, 718; slaveholders and slaves (1860), 744; commands at Chattanooga,
768: soldier dead (1863), 772; opposes Fourteenth Federal Amendment, 818; ratifies Fourteenth Amendment, 829, 836; again under military rule, 844; redemption from carpet-bag rule, 855; finances, 995, 1028; first prison board, 1004; in the Spanish-Amer- ican war, 1006, 1007; free school system, 1112; industries as affected by the European war, 1162; first woman editor, 1264: welcomes La- fayette, 1732; in the Republic of Letters, 1747; commerce and manu- factures, 1779; harbors, 1787; manu- factures (1915), 1790; public roads, 1796; fourth in agriculture, 1806 Georgia Baptist Association, 458
Georgia Board of Entomology, 1820 Georgia cavalry. 759
Georgia Chamber of Commerce, 1788
Georgia Code of 1882, 914
Georgia Code of 1895, 981 Georgia Colonels, how originated, 1418 Georgia Company, 390
Georgia Cracker, 432
Georgia Experiment Station, 949, 1821 Georgia Female College, 645
Georgia-Florida boundary settled, 247 Georgia Fruit Exchange, 1813
Georgia Gazette, 328, 353, 357
Georgia Historical Society, 657
Georgia Infantry (Civil War), 752
Georgia (Henry R. Jackson), 1711
"Georgia Land," 1768 Georgia Legion, 754 Georgia Light Infantry, 688
Georgia Manufacturing Company, 1784
Georgia Medical College, 560
"Georgia Mine," 1768
Georgia-Mississippi Company, 390
Georgia's Modern Prometheus, 1376
Georgia's Monument at Chickamauga, 1722 Georgia's New Capitol Building, 1735 Georgia Norman and Industrial Col- lege, 957 Georgia of Today, 1737 Georgia Pacific Railway, 552
Georgia Power Company, 1790 Georgia Railroad, 1782
Georgia Railroad Company, 648
Georgia Railway and Power Co., 1790, 1835
"Georgia School Song." 1772
Georgia School of Technology, 934, 939 Georgia Secession Convention, 736, 747 Georgia State Board of Education, 864 Georgia State flag, 1242
Georgia State Gazette. 349
Georgia State Monument at Chicka- mauga Park, 1021
Georgia Society of Colonial Dames of America, 161 Georgia Songs, 1767 Georgia Training School for Girls, 1135 Georgia Tories, 292
Georgia trustees, (personnel of) 204 Georgians in Statuary Hall, Washing- ton, D. C .. 899
Georgia's sesqui-centennial, 925
Georgia's signers of the Declaration of Independence, 274, 279
General Amnesty Bill, 1534 Gentry, William T., 3011
Gettysburg, 1614; Gordon's description, 1614; responsibility for loss of, 1689 Gewinner, John K., 1969 Gibbons, Thomas, 502
Gibbons, William, 269, 270, 275, 335 Gibbs, Willis B., 3147 Gibson, Isaac A., 2233
Giffen, Newton, 1281 Gilbert, Thomas, 648
Gilbert, William L., 2024
Gilmer county, 567, 1253
Gilmer, George R., 551, 565, 567, 569, 580, 656, 1310, 1383, 1765, 2216
Gilleland's, John, Double-Barrel Can- non, 1446 Giles, Enoch J., 2859
Girardeau, John B., 270
Girardey, Victor J. B., 2341
Glascock county, 716, 1254
Glascock, Thomas, 272, 2216
Glascock, William, 272
Glen, John, 269, 328 Glenn, G. R., 1383
Glenn, George G., 2084
Glenn, Robert M. W., 2117
Glover, John A., 2251
Glynn county, 1254
Gober, George F., 3213
Goetchius, Henry R., 1714
Going Snake, 607
Gold Discoveries, 556, 561
Gold, Harriet: Romance of New Echota, 1293 Goliad Massacre, 591, 592
Golucke, Alvin G., 3005
Golucke, R. W., 2815
Gomez, Stephen, 8
Good Night, Great Chief, 1743
Good roads movement, 1795
Goodyear, Charles P., 2837
Gordon, A. J., 3130 Gordon county, 694, 1254
Gordon Equestrian Statue (view), 1043 Gordon, George A., 2772
Gordon, John B., 667, 786, 872, 944, 945, 956, 969, 1072, 1737, 1751, 1850; The
Hero of Appomatox, 1422; The Last Days of the Confederacy, 1611
Gordon, John B. (protrait), 943
Gordon Monument in Savannah (view), 650
Gordon monument unveiled, 1073
Gordon, William W., 651, 694, 2233
Gorman, John Berry, 1752
Gorman, John Berry, Jr., 1752
Gorman, Ossian D., 1751
Goshen, 92
Goss, Isham H., 3288
Governors, 1240
Gower, Orien T., 2947
Gould, William T., 2224
Goulding, B. L., 1445
Goulding, Francis R., 679, 1445, 1752 Grady county, 1050, 1254
Grady, Henry W., 933, 941, 946, 947, 948, 1356, 1361, 1362, 1608, 1719, 1720. 1725, 1730, 1752, 1853; death of, 960; Wit and Humor, 1365: "The New South." 1579; New England speech, 1579; introduction of Jefferson Davis, 1717; The South's Peerless Orator (Patterson), 1720; Commencement Address at Athens, 1729
Grady, Henry W., (protrait) 961
Grady monument unveiled, 974
Grady Monument, Atlanta (view), 1367
Grady's, Henry W., Boyhood Home (view), 1364 Graham, John M., 2303
Graham, Patrick, 222
Grain crops, 1806
Grant, Isaac, 2749
Grant, James, 246
Grant, John T., 2980
Grant, Lemuel P., 1995
Grant, Thomas, 426
Grant, U. S., 936
Grant, William D., 2981
Grantland, Seaton, 2596
Graves, C. W., 2922
Graves, John T., 1095, 1725, 1753, 2870: Eulogy of Henry W. Grady, 1608: The Daughter of Dixie the Preserver of the Faith, 1723 Gray, Edmund, 227 Gray, James R., 1925 Grayson, William L., 2339
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Great seal of the state, 1139 Great Thoughts Immortal, 1735 Gredig, W. G., 2570 Gregory, T. H., 3124 Green, Elisha B., 2210 Green, Garnett A., 2790 Green, Mrs. T. M., 290
Green, Walter G., 2804
Greene, Alfred B., 2636 Greene county, 334, 532, 1254
Greene, Edgar G., 2944
Greene estate 335
Greene, Marion B., 2637
Greene, Nathanael, 319, 332, 333, 336, 3166; remains, discovered, 1030; re- mains, re-interred, 1039 Greensboro, 416, 637 Griffeth, Francis E., 2559
Griffeth Implement Co., 2559
Griffin, Charles H., 2431
Griffin, Claude, 2508 Griffin, David E., 2924 Griffin, William C., 2101
Griffin, William J., 2185
Griffis, William D., 2904
Griggs, James M,. 2955; Dixie Needs no Welcome Home, 1695 Griner, Oliver C., 3194 Gross, Pierce E., 2729 Growth of State, industries 1850-1910, 1786
Grubbs, Clifford, 3003
Gunpowder for Bunker Hill, 275
Gunn, James, 355, 405, 3166
Gunn, Robert R., 2788
Gwinnett, Button, 178, 271, 274, 282, 306, 336, 497, 3167 Gwinnett county, 317, 1264 Gwinnett-McIntosh duel, 497
Gwyn, Charles R., 2132
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Habersham county, 1254 Habersham, James, 127, 128, 129, 172, 222, 269, 3174
Habersham, John, 326, 335, 338, 3174
Habersham, Joseph, 269, 270, 273, 275, 276, 355, 3174 Habersham, Richard W., 663, 2355
Hales, Stephen, 57, 216
Hall, Bolling, 2455
Hall county, 317, 1254
Hall, Hewlett A., 2224
Hall, Henry M., 2402
Hall, James G., 1920
Hall, Lyman, 178, 238, 252, 270, 274, 327, 335, 3158 Hamby, Walter B., 1954
Hamilton, Charles, 2191
Hamilton, Harper, 2459
Hammond, Denis F., 703
Hammond, Levi P., 2181
Hammond, Nathaniel J., 1419, 1732, 1865 Hammond, Samuel, 3180
Hammond, William R., 1973
Hancock county, 401, 532, 1254
Hancock, John, 401
Hancock, Joseph M., 2999
Hancock, William J .. 3258
Hand, Judson L., 3180
Handley, George, 353, 358
Hanna, Mark, Home of 1288
Hanson, John F., 2948 Haralson county, 703, 1265
Haralson, Hugh A., 703, 1224, 2241
Hardee, Charles S., 2310
Hardee, William J., 2757
Hardeman, Robert N., 2578
Harden, ES. J., 1765
Harden, Edward, 585 Harden, Mary, 585
Hardman, Lamartine G., 3180 Hardwick, 401 Hardwick, Thomas W., 1157, 3061 Hardy, C. S., 2709 Harman, Henry E., 1753, 2062
Harris, Alexander N., 1173
Harris, Charles, 2241
Harris, Corra W., 361, 438, 1753
Harris county, 551, 1255
Harris, Francis, 172, 173, 222 Harris, Francis H., 270, 2355 Harris, Joel Chandler, 679, 811, 1141, 1421, 1753, 3142
Harris, Joseph T .. 3097
Harris, Nathaniel E., 934, 1164, 1172. 1173, 1176, 1177, 1190. 1197, 1207, 3072; Pickett's Charge at Gettysburg, 1656 Harris, Raymond V., 2315
Harris, Robert H., 2019 Harris, William J., 3279 Harris, Young L. G., 2290
Harrison, Benjamin, 973
Harrison convention of 1840, 658
Harrison, George P., 2299
Harrison, George P. Jr., 2299
Harrison, Isabelle, 324 Hart, Benjamin, 295
Hart county, 698, 1256
Hart Ehenezer J., 3085
Hart, Nancy (Morgan), 295, 2254; An Early Sketch, 1448
Hartridge, Julian, 1733, 2290
Haskins, H. A., 3234
Hastings, Harry G., 2040
Hawaiian revolution, 978
Hawes, Peyton M., 3257
Hawkins, Benjamin, 340, 356, 450, 452, 461, 464, 474, 2634
Hawkins, Frank, 2007
Hawkins, Samuel H., 3246
Hawkins, William E., 3247
Hay, 1810 Haygood, Atticus G., 646, 1754
Hayne, Linwood C., 2380
Hayne, Paul H., 307, 530, 946, 1754
Haynes, Charles E., 2455
Head, James M., 2127
Head, Marvin M., 2127
Head rights, 330
Head, William H., 2254
Heard, Bennard, 317
Heard county, 551, 1255
Heard house, Washington, 791
Heard, L. Martin, 2543
Heard, Stephen, 272, 306, 317, 431
Heard's Fort, 317
Heath, Evans V., 3068
Heath, Mrs. O. M., 486
Heathcote, George, 53, 57, 218
Heathcote Tything, 83
Heathcote, William, 57
Hebrew colonists, 81
Helmer, Mary, 680
Hemphill, William A., 2348
Henderson, D. J. Jr., 2924
Henderson, John F., 2852
Henderson, Robert J., 2787
Hendricks, William H., 2884
Hendrix, E. R., 125
Hendry, M. E., 2918
Henley, David P., 2640
Henry county, 532, 1255
Hensel, August R., 2711
Henson, Wylie C., 2368
Henzt, Caroline Lee (Whiting), 1754
Hephzibah, 2703
Herbert, Henry, 77, 177, 420
Heriot, George W., 2351
Herndon, Donald W., 2125
Herring, John L., 2914
Herrington, Lovick P., 3053
Hester, James, 2577
Hiawassee, 612
Hicks, Charles R., 602
Hicks, Elijah, 531, 555, 574
Hidden Face, The, 1731
Highgate, 91 Hightower, Robert E., 2133
Hightower, Thomas J., 1986
Hill, Benjamin F., 710
Hill, Benjamin H., 820, 837, 860, 861, 922, 1135, 1685, 1712, 1717, 1765, 2828: dramatic incidents in the career of the great orator, 1343; arrest of, 1346; death of, 1465; defiance to federal bayonets, 1564
Hill, Benjamin H., (portrait) 821
Hill, Harvey, 2018
Hill, Henry G., 2068
Hill, Hiram W., 2553
Hill, Joshua, 1865
Hill monument unveiled, 941
Hill, P. M., 3160
Hill, Thomas L., 2666
Hill, Walter B., 3185; speech on the General Amnesty bill, 1534; Davis Hall speech, 1554; enlogy on Sidney Lanier, 1707 Hillery, Charles, 353
Hilley, Richard I., 1919
Hillhouse, Mrs. David R., 1264
Hillyer, George, 472, 1910
Hillyer, Junins, 2406
Hillyer, William H., 1206, 1756
Hilsman, Agnew H., 3243 Hines, James K., 2488
Hirsch, Harold, 2032 Historic Home, An, 1450
Hitch, Robert M., 1738, 2226
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Hobbs, Arthur G., 1868 Hobby, William M., 2586 Hodges, L. W., 3033
Hodges, Richard, 79 Hodges, William C., 2895 Holcombe, Henry, 3186 Holden, Horace M., 2681 Holland, Robert M., 1881 Holland, Roger, 53, 57 Holland Tything, 84
Holley, M. C. Butler, 2296 Holliday, J. Carl, 2564 Holmes, Oliver W., 667 Holt, Hines, 2406 Holton, Quitman, 2780 Holzendorf, William, 301 "Home, Sweet Home," 1294 Hooper, John W., 567 Hopewell treaty, 654
Hopkey, Sophia C., 124, 1444 Hopkins Code, 1100
Hopkins, John H., 3308
Hop-o-eth-le-yo-ho-lo. 539
Horton, James R., 2926
Horton, Ozey E., 2953
Horton, William, 164, 169
House, Lucius A., 2071
Houston county, 1255
Houston, David F., 1146
Houston, Patrick, 173
Houston, William, 335
Houstoun, John, 251, 268, 270, 306, 328, 335, 361, 3186
Howard, Charles W., 1445
Howard, Mary, 1445
Howard, William M., 3083
Howard, William S., 3072
Howe, William, 157
Howell, Caleb, 353
Howell, Clark, 1755, 1897; Our Reunited Country, 1697
Howell, Evan P., 1421, 2414
Howley, Richard. 238, 306, 328, 335, 3192 Hoyt, Wade C., 2175
Hubner, Charles W., 1755, 3083
Hucks, 216
Hucks, Robert, 53, 57 Hucks Tything, 84 Huff, William A., 3217
Huggins, Harvey T., 2400
Huggins, Mary E., 2401
Hughes, Dudley M., 2414
Hughes, Joseph, 65, 81
Hughlett, Aretas M., 3259
Hull, Hope, 2422
Hull, James M., 2811
Humane slave holders, 673
Humphries, Joseph W., 1755
Hunter, Francis B., 2348
Huntington, Countess of, 128
Hunnicutt, Calvin W., 1969
Hunnicutt, George F., 2813
Hunnicutt, Joseph E., 1971
Hurt, John W., 2608
Hussey, Simeon I., 2360
Hutcheson, John B., 3115
Hutchins, W. J., 2848
Hutton, John A., 2985
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Illustrations, Oglethorpe monument, 48; Ruins of Fort Wymberley on the Isle of Hope, 70; Celtic Cross, Marking the Site of Old Fort Augusta, 112; Old St. Pauls', 118; Wesley Oak, 122; Burial place of Tomo Chi-Chi, 140; Ruins of Fort Frederica, 160; Old Midway Church, 176: Bonaventure, 253; Commodore Oliver Bowen's Grave Slab. 276; Historic Shrines in Midway Church Yard, 315; Monu- ment to Gen. Nathanael Greene in Savannah, 320; The Pulaski Monu- ment in Savannah, 322; The Jasper Monument, Savannah, 323; Ruins of an Old Barn near Washington Where one of the Earliest Cotton Gins was installed, 375: Burning the Yazoo Act, 393; James Jackson, 394; Joseph Rucker, 438; Home of Joseph Rucker, 440; The Old Capitol at Milledgeville, 456: Dungeness, Carnegie Mansion, 489; Mount Pleasant, Old Home of Gov. Talbot, 495; Remnant of Gov. Troup's Old Home Place, "Valdosta," 628: Varner House, 638; The Owens Home in Savannah, 643; John Ross, 676: Mirabeau B. Lamar, 689; Se- quoya, 597; the Cherokee alphabet,
599; Nachoochee, 610; Cradle of Emory College, 642; Gordon Monu- ment in Savannah, 650; Former Home of Dr. Crawford W. Long in Athens, 666; Joseph Henry Lumpkin, 685; Howell Cobb, 696; The Mitchell House, 701; Burial Place of Gov. George M. Troup, 702: Joseph E. Brown, 711; Judge Linton Stephens, 721: Thomas R. R. Cobb, 732; Alex- ander H. Stephens, 747: Gen. James Longstreet, 770; Tablet to Gen. Leonidas Polk, 778; The old Heard House, 792; Where President Davis was arrested, 797; Benjamin H. Hill, 821; Alfred H. Colquitt, 881; John B. Gordon. 943; Henry W. Grady, 961; L. Q. C. Lamar, 982; Tablet on the Greene Monument, 1031: Log Cabin Berry School, 1033; Gordon Eques- trian Statue, 1043; First Monument to Confederate Women, 1104; Burns Memorial Cottage, 1114; Uncle Remus Memorial Home, 1138; Myrtle Hill Cemetery, 1140: Oglethorpe Univer- sity, 1144; Old Home of Robert Toombs, 1313; Liberty Hall, 1327; Boyhood Home of Henry Grady, 1364; Grady Monument, 1367; George F. Pierce, 1392: Immortality, 1726; Im- mortality of Love, 1728
Improved farm lands, 1800
Independent Presbyterian Church, 231 Independent Presbyterian Church, Sa- vannah, 421
Indian baseball, 34
Indian characteristics, 36
Indian legends, 611
Indians, 36
Industrial capital, 1793
Industrial products, 1793
Industries, growth of state, 1850-1910. 1786
In Florida by the sea, 1738
Ingram, Porter, 2423
Inman, Frank M., 1967
Inman, Samuel M., 1846
Inman, Walker P., 3192
International Cotton 1881, 914 Exposition of
Irvin, I. Tucker Jr., 2767
Irving, Theodore, 18
Irwin county, 532, 1255
Irwin, David, 718, 2442
Irwin, Isaiah T., 722
Irwin, James R., 2998
Irwin, Jared, 338, 393
Isbell, Jesse E. D., 2516
Iseman, Everette, 2834
Island of Bimini, 16
Iverson, Alfred, 2442
Iverson, Alfred Sr., 2676
Jack, James, 2466
Jackson. Andrew, 465, 468, 469, 477, 482, 486, 488
Jackson, Charles T., 669
Jackson county, 404, 1255
Jackson, Henry, 1300
Jackson, Henry R., 925, 1711, 1720, 1755, 1772, 2850
Jackson, James, 339, 355, 359, 3002
Jackson, James, 273, 395, 405, 414, 452, 499, 522, 3193
Jackson, James (portrait), 394
Jackson, James U., 3094
Jackson, John K., 2432
Jackson, Joseph W., 2676
Jackson, Oliver N., 2521
Jackson, Robert G., 3054
Jackson, Robert R., 2049
Jackson, William H., 1446
Jackson's Georgia trail, 483
Jackson Oak: A property owner, 1446
Jacobs, Thornwell, 1145, 2529
James, James F., 2247
James, Thomas T., 3032
Jamestown Exposition. 1058 Janes, Thomas P., 1876
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