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| Worship with him at the Presbyterian church. |
| The 3-book series: Early Morgan County, Georgia Newspapers ~1842-1861 ($25 + $4 S&H) ~the 1870s volume 1 ($25 +$4 S&H) ~the 1870s volume 2 ($30 +$4 SS&H) all abstracted by Bonnie P. (Patsy) Harris |
| Gather with him and his peers at his home for a Clay Club or Democratic party meeting. |
| Stand with your ancestor at the court house door as he is sold to the highest bidder. |
| Mourn with his family at your little cousin's funeral. |
| Join your ancestor and his lady for tea at the American Hotel in downtown Madison. |
| to Morgan County, Georgia... the land of your forefathers. |
| Morgan County, GA of 1842 through 1879 - dusty streets bustling with King Cotton, travelers, hard-worked slaves. They are all here, straight from the early local newspapers. Their stories have been conscienciously compressed; their names can be easily accessed from the surname and slave/owner indexes... |
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| Join your ancestor as he receives his fine for riding his horse on the side walk of Madison. |
| Walk with your ancestor to the Callaboose where he receives his 15 lashes. |
| Check your ancestor's tax account on which he pays for poll, slaves, gigs and property. |
| Madison, GA of 1824 through 1853 - the Board of Commissioners of the Corporation of Madison is elected and administers taxes, orders and justice in their effort to keep the peace and the community thriving... Indexes of personal names and subjects make this a gem of a resource for genealogists and historians. |
| Minutes of the Board of Commissioners, Madison, GA 1824-1853 ($22 +$3 S&H) transcribed & indexed by Bonnie P. (Patsy) Harris |
TO ORDER: Georgia residents add your proper county tax to total. Make checks payable to: Bonnie P. Harris Mail to: Bonnie P. Harris 1801 Sugar Creek Trail Buckhead, GA 30625 |
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