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Carroll Free Press Newspaper
Extracts from the Carroll Free Press Newspaper, Carroll county, Georgia
Carroll Free Press"Carroll Co., Georgia, Friday, June 10, 1887
"Georgia Carroll County. - To all whom it may
concern. Martha Campbell, widow of Matthew Campbell,
late of said county, deceased, has applied for
twelve month's support out of the estate of said
deceased; and the appraisers appointed for said
purpose have filed in my office, according to law, a
schedule of the amount set apart to the said Martha
Campbell, and I will pass upon the same on the first
Monday in August 1887. This June 22nd, 1887. S. J.
Brown, Ordinary."
Cyclone [subsection of the Clem news] It was our privilege to assist last week in the reconstruction of the buildings of Mr. J. M. Ogletree, a victim of the late cyclone or storm. The main building of the house was unroofed, but the family being in the
dining room were left a shelter for the night. Every outbuilding was completely demolished except crib [sic], the roof of which hangs in bad style upon half broken down walls. About all his fodder was blown away, and Mr. O. told us that his wheat crop (some of which was harvested) is damaged fifty per cent, fencing was also scattered. I never saw neighbors so kind hearted. Indeed, people came as far as five miles or more, to put in their personal assistance. They put up the fencing, recovered dwelling, and got the barn under good headway. Now, Mr. Ogletree requests us to return his sincere thanks to his neighbors for their valuable help; to the merchants and citizens of Carrollton for liberal contributions in way of nails and shingles, and especially to Mr. W. A. Coleman, (with whom he was not acquainted), for a kind gift in the way of shingles and fodder. Mr. W. E. Drake had several buildings destroyed besides the usual
destruction of fencing. But I am occupying too much of your valuable space. Mr. Nathan Jones came up from Hucherson's factory last Saturday on a visit to relatives. A good many of our farmers speak of cutting wheat this week. Oats are being harvested. Good weather for farming to-day, Monday."
CARROLL COUNTY, GA - NEWSPAPERS - "Carroll Free Press"
Issue of Friday, July 1, 1887
Clem
The Clem news is "Reported by Joel"
"Maj. Henry Coleman was down visiting his son, Mr. W. A.
Coleman, lately. "Messrs Flemming & Smith were threshing
the grain of the community last week. Wheat averages
about one bushel to four shucks. This machine which is
managed by Mr. Flemming himself, does good work and the
hands are all good natured, clever fellows, and for their
good deportment, make the most desirable crowd of
threshermen. "Mrs. D. W. Crew has been quite sick for a
week or two. "Mrs. Burran is also on the sick list. "Mrs.
Jones is better. "Rev. G.C. Andrews, of Whitesburg, paid
Rev. W. L. Davenport a brief visit last week. We were
glad to see him. He was once my pastor for two years in
succession and is a good man. "....[non genealogical
information excluded] Mrs. Jane Wood of this county, has
been spending some time visiting her relatives in this
community."
-"Georgia Carroll County - To all whom it may concern.
Martha Campbell, widow of Matthew Campbell, late of said
county, deceased, has applied for twelve month's support
out of the estate of said deceased; and the appraisers
appointed for said purpose have filed in my office,
according to law, a schedule of the amount set apart to
the said Martha Campbell, and I will pass upon the same
on the first Monday in August 1887. This June 22nd, 1887.
S. J. Brown, Ordinary." [Note: I was hoping to find an
obituary for this Matthew Campbell, as he died on 8 June,
1887, per the Petition for Years' Support I found some
time ago at the Carroll County courthouse. Alas, there
was no local news from the Hulett area, and I did not
find such an obituary. If some kind soul has any
suggestions on where I might look next, I would greatly
appreciate the pointer! I understand from family history
- from a great aunt's notes - that Matthew Campbell was a
Methodist and that he is buried at Providence cemetery.
Visiting that burial ground in the woods, we found no
marker for him, though there are lots of fieldstone grave
markers and few engraved markers there.]
NEWS ARTICLE, Jan 24, 1896, CARROLL FREE PRESS, page 1, CARROLLTON, GA:
(1) " Mr. W.A. Coleman went up to Atlanta Tuesday. He will also visit Marietta before he returns."
(2) "Mr. W. A. Coleman has bought out the interest of sheriff J. C. Gammon in the business of Robison & Gammon on Newnan street and the business will hereafter be conducted under the name of Robison & Coleman.
(3) Mr. Will Coleman,(John William Coleman, s/o J.P. Coleman), has resigned the office of deputy sheriff and has accepted a position with Robison & Coleman. He will give his entire time to this firm and will be glad to have his friends call and see him."
NEWS ARTICLE: February 7, 1896, CARROLL COUNTY FREE PRESS, Newspaper, Carrollton, GA.
-" Mr. W. F. Coleman, of Spanish Honduras, son of Mr. W. A. Coleman of this place, is on a visit to his father here. He came in on last Tuesday night. He is accompanied by his little boy about seven years of age. He will remain over a month or two. He was last in the states in 1892. He comes for the benefit of his health."
NEWS ARTICLE, February 7, 1896, "CARROLL FREE PRESS," CARROLLTON, GA.
" W.A. COLEMAN; Having bought out the Jewelry store of my brother, J.P. Coleman, "I propose to keep in stock a good assortment of SOLID AND PLATED GOODS, GUNS, PISTOLS, AMMUNITION, CLOCKS, SEWING MACHINES, SPECTACLES, TOBACCO, &c. Mr. Tom Coleman will always be found ready to do all kinds of repairing of Watches, Clocks, Guns, Sewing Machines, Jewelry of all kinds &c under a gaurantee to be just what we say is, or do what we say it will do." W.A. COLEMAN."
NEWS ARTICLE: February 21, 1896, CARROLL COUNTY FREE PRESS, Newspaper, Carrollton, GA.
"Mr. Will Coleman, a son of Capt. W.A. Coleman, who is here on a visit from Honduras, has his little six year old boy with him, and he can't speak a word of English, and our little boys consider him quite a curiosity, and they in passing him, ask him to talk "furrin talk. "
(Note: The boy was William Edgar Coleman, son of William F. Coleman)
Carroll Free Press"Carroll Co., Georgia, Friday, June 10, 1887
"Georgia Carroll County. - To all whom it may
concern. Martha Campbell, widow of Matthew Campbell,
late of said county, deceased, has applied for
twelve month's support out of the estate of said
deceased; and the appraisers appointed for said
purpose have filed in my office, according to law, a
schedule of the amount set apart to the said Martha
Campbell, and I will pass upon the same on the first
Monday in August 1887. This June 22nd, 1887. S. J.
Brown, Ordinary."
Cyclone [subsection of the Clem news] It was our privilege to assist last week in the reconstruction of the buildings of Mr. J. M. Ogletree, a victim of the late cyclone or storm. The main building of the house was unroofed, but the family being in the
dining room were left a shelter for the night. Every outbuilding was completely demolished except crib [sic], the roof of which hangs in bad style upon half broken down walls. About all his fodder was blown away, and Mr. O. told us that his wheat crop (some of which was harvested) is damaged fifty per cent, fencing was also scattered. I never saw neighbors so kind hearted. Indeed, people came as far as five miles or more, to put in their personal assistance. They put up the fencing, recovered dwelling, and got the barn under good headway. Now, Mr. Ogletree requests us to return his sincere thanks to his neighbors for their valuable help; to the merchants and citizens of Carrollton for liberal contributions in way of nails and shingles, and especially to Mr. W. A. Coleman, (with whom he was not acquainted), for a kind gift in the way of shingles and fodder. Mr. W. E. Drake had several buildings destroyed besides the usual
destruction of fencing. But I am occupying too much of your valuable space. Mr. Nathan Jones came up from Hucherson's factory last Saturday on a visit to relatives. A good many of our farmers speak of cutting wheat this week. Oats are being harvested. Good weather for farming to-day, Monday."
CARROLL COUNTY, GA - NEWSPAPERS - "Carroll Free Press"
Issue of Friday, July 1, 1887
Clem
The Clem news is "Reported by Joel"
"Maj. Henry Coleman was down visiting his son, Mr. W. A.
Coleman, lately. "Messrs Flemming & Smith were threshing
the grain of the community last week. Wheat averages
about one bushel to four shucks. This machine which is
managed by Mr. Flemming himself, does good work and the
hands are all good natured, clever fellows, and for their
good deportment, make the most desirable crowd of
threshermen. "Mrs. D. W. Crew has been quite sick for a
week or two. "Mrs. Burran is also on the sick list. "Mrs.
Jones is better. "Rev. G.C. Andrews, of Whitesburg, paid
Rev. W. L. Davenport a brief visit last week. We were
glad to see him. He was once my pastor for two years in
succession and is a good man. "....[non genealogical
information excluded] Mrs. Jane Wood of this county, has
been spending some time visiting her relatives in this
community."
-"Georgia Carroll County - To all whom it may concern.
Martha Campbell, widow of Matthew Campbell, late of said
county, deceased, has applied for twelve month's support
out of the estate of said deceased; and the appraisers
appointed for said purpose have filed in my office,
according to law, a schedule of the amount set apart to
the said Martha Campbell, and I will pass upon the same
on the first Monday in August 1887. This June 22nd, 1887.
S. J. Brown, Ordinary." [Note: I was hoping to find an
obituary for this Matthew Campbell, as he died on 8 June,
1887, per the Petition for Years' Support I found some
time ago at the Carroll County courthouse. Alas, there
was no local news from the Hulett area, and I did not
find such an obituary. If some kind soul has any
suggestions on where I might look next, I would greatly
appreciate the pointer! I understand from family history
- from a great aunt's notes - that Matthew Campbell was a
Methodist and that he is buried at Providence cemetery.
Visiting that burial ground in the woods, we found no
marker for him, though there are lots of fieldstone grave
markers and few engraved markers there.]
NEWS ARTICLE, Jan 24, 1896, CARROLL FREE PRESS, page 1, CARROLLTON, GA:
(1) " Mr. W.A. Coleman went up to Atlanta Tuesday. He will also visit Marietta before he returns."
(2) "Mr. W. A. Coleman has bought out the interest of sheriff J. C. Gammon in the business of Robison & Gammon on Newnan street and the business will hereafter be conducted under the name of Robison & Coleman.
(3) Mr. Will Coleman,(John William Coleman, s/o J.P. Coleman), has resigned the office of deputy sheriff and has accepted a position with Robison & Coleman. He will give his entire time to this firm and will be glad to have his friends call and see him."
NEWS ARTICLE: February 7, 1896, CARROLL COUNTY FREE PRESS, Newspaper, Carrollton, GA.
-" Mr. W. F. Coleman, of Spanish Honduras, son of Mr. W. A. Coleman of this place, is on a visit to his father here. He came in on last Tuesday night. He is accompanied by his little boy about seven years of age. He will remain over a month or two. He was last in the states in 1892. He comes for the benefit of his health."
NEWS ARTICLE, February 7, 1896, "CARROLL FREE PRESS," CARROLLTON, GA.
" W.A. COLEMAN; Having bought out the Jewelry store of my brother, J.P. Coleman, "I propose to keep in stock a good assortment of SOLID AND PLATED GOODS, GUNS, PISTOLS, AMMUNITION, CLOCKS, SEWING MACHINES, SPECTACLES, TOBACCO, &c. Mr. Tom Coleman will always be found ready to do all kinds of repairing of Watches, Clocks, Guns, Sewing Machines, Jewelry of all kinds &c under a gaurantee to be just what we say is, or do what we say it will do." W.A. COLEMAN."
NEWS ARTICLE: February 21, 1896, CARROLL COUNTY FREE PRESS, Newspaper, Carrollton, GA.
"Mr. Will Coleman, a son of Capt. W.A. Coleman, who is here on a visit from Honduras, has his little six year old boy with him, and he can't speak a word of English, and our little boys consider him quite a curiosity, and they in passing him, ask him to talk "furrin talk. "
(Note: The boy was William Edgar Coleman, son of William F. Coleman)
Friday, March 9, 2012
Carroll County Times Newspaper Extracts
Extracts from the Carroll County Times Newspaper, Carrollton, Georgia.
Carroll County Times, January 5, 1872, Carrollton,GA.
GEORGIA Carroll County:
Asa Phillips, administrator on the estate of Floyd Payne, deceased, applies for letters of
dismission from said trust: therefore all persons interested, are notified to be an appear at my office,
and file their objections, if any by the first Monday in February next,
why said letters should not be granted. J. B. Juhan, Ordy.
GEORGIA – Carroll County: --J. P. Watson, adm’r on estate of W. A. Johnson,
dec’d, applies for letters of dismission from said trust- therefore all
persons interested will be and appear at my office and file their objections,
if any, by the first Monday in March next why said letters should not
be granted. D. B. JUHAN, ORD’S.
CARROLL SHERIFF SALE. Will be sold before the Court House door in Carrollton,
Carroll county, GA., within the legal hours of sale on the first
“Tuesday in February next, following property to wit:
Lot of Land No. 255, and 50 acres of Land in the SW corner of Lot No. 256, all
in 7th District, of said county: levied on as the property of Phillip
Wisenhunt, special agent to K. F. Walker and his heirs at law, by virtue of a
mortgage fi__ issued from the Superior court of said county, in favor
of Wyatt McBurney & Co., vs. Phillip Wisenhunt, special agent &c. Levied
October 1871. F. M. WILLIAMSON, sh’ff.
The Carroll County Times, June 21, 1872
DEATH of Rev. J. M. Blalock - Rev. J. M. Blalock, an old citizen of this county, and intimately identified with its history, for the past twenty or thirty years, died on last Tuesday evening at his residence in this place, after an illness of six or seven weeks. Mr. B. Was a man that was universally respected in this community, on account of his courteous deportment and fair and upright dealings, with all with whom he came in contact. As an evidence of the esteem in which he was held, we would state, that his fellow citizens confided to him repeatedly the office of Ordinary, which responsible position he filled with credit to himself, and satisfaction to his constituency. We have not space this morning (Thursday) for an extended sketch of Mr. B. We hope at an early day to publish a suitable tribute to his memory, from some one of his numerous friends in this community, more familiar than we are, with his past history.Mrs. Blalock who has been confined to her room for several months, we regret to state, is still very low, though it has been thought for the past week or two, that she was getting better. To the bereaved family in their affliction we tender our heartfelt sympathies.
The Carroll County Times, June 28, 1872
See application for letters of administration upon estate of J. M. Blalock by Mary A. Blalock and B. M. Long
Carroll County Times, 28 June 1872
Letter from Texas--- Four years have passed since I said goodbye to many friends and left Carrollton my native village. Four years ...it does not seem long ..but Carrollton particularly has suffered for during this time many of her oldest citizens have died...Judge Kingsbery...Maj. Martin, Judge Long, Dr. W. S. Tanner and Henry F. Merrell...N. J. Meador...Henry Asbery (former postmaster), Emera Kingsberry, who died at LaGrange, Ga., Jan. 1872...T. S. Garrison, Caledonia Texas, June 1, 1872.
Carroll County Times,October 11, 1872
Administrator's Sale: Will be sold on the first Tuesday in December next between the legal hours of sale 10 o'clock a. m. and 4 o'clock p. m., at the residence of J. M. Blalock, late of said county deceased, all the perishable property of said J. M,. Blalock, deceased, embracing household and kitchen furniture, cows and calves, horse, buggy, sewing machine, harness, waggon, carpet, books, piano, stove, plow gear, plows &c. &c. The sale to be continued until the whole is sold. Terms of sale are cash. No delivery of anything sold, until the terms of sale are complied with. B. M. Long, Adm'r, October 11, 1872.
Carroll County Times,October 25, 1872
Mr. Wm. McClellan has been appointed marshal, E. F. McCoy deputy. Clear the track, ye evil doers.
Carroll County Times, 15 Nov 1872
Maj. B. D. Thomasson has bought Mr. James Coleman's residence, in this place.
The price paid for the residence and four acres of ground was $1500
A good bargain
Carroll County Times, December 13, 1872
MASONIC INFORMATION. Carrollton Chapter, No. 22, R. A. M., meets 3d Tuesday of
each month. Officers elected for current Masonic year:
Jno. M. Richardson, H. P; David Stripling, K; J. P. Colman, S; W. W. Fitts, C.
H; J. W. Merrell, P. S; E. W. Wells, R. A. C; A. C. Borden, M 1 V:
P. G. Garrison, M. 2 V; L. J. Smith, M 3 V; L. J. Smith, M. 3 V; J. W. Merrell,
Tr.; W. C. New, Sec'y.; S. H. Harris, Tyler. Carroll Lodge, No. 69. F. A. M. - Officers elected for the current Masonic year. David Stripling. W. M; J. H. Haines, S. W.; D. J. Moore, J. W.; Thos.
Earnest, J. D.; J. W. Stewart, Tr.; H. B. Ragin, Secy.; A. C. Borden, Chaplain; B. M. Long,
Steward; J. Aiken, Steward; S. H. Harris, Tyler.
Carroll County Times, December 20, 1872
Death: We regret to announce the death of Mr. Wm. McClellan, Marshal of
Carrollton, which took place at his residence in this place on the 17th inst.
(1872)
Carroll County Times, April 18, 1873
Carroll Co. Grand Jury - April Term (1873)
H. A. Coleman, Foreman; S. M. Craven; F. M. Fielder; F. W. Hilley; Jethro
Jones; J. H. Archer; W. G. Marchman; R. C. Lyle; J. H. McElroy; J. G. Adamson;
Allen Bonner; J. P. Coleman; Z. T. Adams, W. H. Baker; J. D. Moore; I. N. McClendon; C. A.
Garrett; J. J. Williamson, G. S. Sharp; D. N. Tilmon; Eli Benson; W. O.
Robinson.
Carroll County Times, June 6, 1873
A brother of Mr. Jim Coleman of this place, has recently returned from
Honduras, where he is living, to visit his relatives in this country. We learn
that he brought as presents to his relatives, several birds of beautiful plumage,
from that tropical climate
Carroll County Times, July 4, 1873
BROKE JAIL: Escape of Charles Albright, Hicks and Coleman from the Coweta
Jail ---- Quite a sensation was created in town on last Monday
morning, by the report, that Charles Albright, charged with the murder of Woods
some two years ago, - Hicks, charged with the murder of Brown,
and Coleman, charged with larceny, all prisoners from this county (Carroll),
had escaped from the Coweta Jail, where they had been sent for
safe keeping, on last Saturday night. On the arrival of the hack (note:
stagecoach) in the evening, the truth of this report was confirmed, and some of
the particulars given.
It will be remembered that these prisoners had been sent from this county
because our jail was thought to be insecure, and because it was
generally believed that the Newnan jail was particularly safe as it was a new
brick structure. In this however it seems were mistaken.
As we have stated above, the escape was made on last Saturday night. This
was done by cutting and boring a hole large enough for the body to
pass through in the rear of the building. All of the prisoners who escaped,
including Wm. Albright who failed to get away, were confined to the
same cell. The reason given by William, why he did not go too, was because he
did not care to, as he preferred to stand his trial, as he had done
nothing to run away for. But the true reason is said to be, because the hole
was too small for his body, he being the largest man of the four. This
view, of the matter is further confirmed by the fact that a note was
discovered, which he had written to the jailor, bidding him an affectionate
farewell,
and requesting him to return a book which he had borrowed. The report is, and
we suppose it comes from Wm. Albright, that Coleman was the
first let down, and that he went some one or two hundred yards across a street,
and got a ladder, for the others to come down upon, the cell
being i8n the second story. It seems to us, that with all this going on around
him, the jailor who lives in the first story, right under the prisoners
cell, must certainly have slept very soundly.
Up to this writing (Thursday morning), we have heard of no efforts being
made to catch the escaped prisoners and we suppose this will be
about the last we shall hear of them.
Carroll County Times, July 11, 1873
Mrs. M. A. Kingsberry leaves today, if her health will permit, to visit her
relatives in Vermont. We wish her a pleasant trip.
Carroll County Times, August 22, 1873
PUBLIC CEMETERY - One of the great needs of Carrollton, at this time, is a public cemetery. The time has come when we are really obliged to have one, as the only burial ground in the town, (that of the M. E.Church) is filled up. As every citizen of the place is interested in this thing, we think the town council should take this matter in had, and after having selected a suitable place, through a committee, buy it for a cemetery. It should consist of at least ten acres of ground and be accessible to town. This is a matter in which the council has full jurisdiction and should be attended to at once. Care and respect shown to the dead is looked upon as one of the tests of the refinement and culture of people.
Carroll County Times,December 12, 1873
Carroll Sheriff's Sale ....will be sold...the farm of Robert H. Sopringer , in favor of John Smith, G. A. Wilson, and Elizabeth R. Russell, and Mary A. Gatewood. ....Sixteen share of stock in the Savannah Griffin and North Alabama Railroad...property of W. J. Hembree,...in faovr of Z. Bonner and Reese Watkins ....Lot of land....on which W. W. Driver now lives, in favor of J. Kingsberry Executor, vs. W. W. Driver. .... Property of J. C. Hicks....in favor of N. N. Beall and W. W. & H. F. Merrell, W. H. Awtry, W. Williams ....Property of d. M. Bloodworth...in favor of John Davis vs. A. S. Bridges and D. M. Bloodworth. ....S. C. Dickson interest in Lot No. 180...in favor of V. B. McClure .....Property of Eli Benson, in favor of J. J. Summerlin against Eli Benson. .....Property of Henry Widner in favor of Lewis Kuglar .....Property of Wright Golden in favor of E. S. Hunt. ..... Property of Mary Robinson...in favor of W. F. Brown
CARROLL COUNTY TIMES, January 21, 1876, Carrollton, GA.
CARROLL COUNTY SHERIFF SALES: Will be sold on the first Tuesday in February next, before the Courthouse door in Carrollton, Carroll, County Georgia, between the hours of sale the following property, to wit: Lot of land, number 38 in Trickum district, Carroll county, Ga. Levied on as the property of the defendant, under and by virtue of two Justice court fi fas, issued from the Justice court of the 1163 district, G. M. in favor of Porter and Butler, against J. P. Coleman. Levy made and returned to me by a constable. Property pointed out by defendant. Also The above described lot of land, levied on as the property of the defendant, under and by virtue of two Justice court fi fas, issued from the Justice court of the 1163 district G. M. in favor of Bruce & Conyers against J. P. Coleman
Carroll County Times, January 21, 1876
In Bankruptcy. Northern District of Georgia, ss.
At Carrollton, in the County of Carroll, State of Georgia this 20th day of
January, 1876.
The undersigned hereby gives notice of his appointment as Assignee, of the
state of George W. Camp of Carrollton, in the county of Carroll, State of
Georgia, within said district who has been adjudged a Bankrupt upon his own
petition by the District Court of said District. W. W. Merrell, Assignee.
Carroll County Times, January 21, 1876
HYMENEAL:
At the residence of the brides mother on Wednesday evening, January 12th,
(1876) by Elder B. A. Bacon, Mr. C. W. Griffin, to Miss Maggie D. Adams.
Carroll County Times, January 21, 1876
On the 5th inst.,(Jan. 5, 1876) at the residence of the bride's Mother, by J.
M. Muse, Esq. Mr. John H. Moore of Paulding county, to Miss Susan Whisenhunt of
Carroll County.
Carroll County Times, January 21, 1876
Legal Advertisements:
CARROLL COUNTY SHERIFF SALES:
Will be sold on the first Tuesday in February next, before the Courthouse
door in Carrollton, Carroll, County Georgia, between the hours of sale the
following property, to wit:
Lot of land, number 38 in Trickum district, Carroll county, Ga. Levied on
as the property of the defendant, under and by virtue of two Justice court fi
fas, issued from the Justice court of the 1163 district, G. M. in favor of
Porter and Butler, against J. P. Coleman. Levy made and returned to me by a
constable. Property pointed out by defendant. Also
The above described lot of land, levied on as the property of the
defendant, under and by virtue of two Justice court fi fas, issued from the
Justice court of the 1163 district G. M. in favor of Bruce & Conyers against J.
P. Coleman.
Also. Fifty acres of lot of land number 36 and two acres of lot of land
number 37 in the original Eleventh district of Carroll county, Georgia, now
Trickem district, levied on as the property of the defendant for the purchase
money thereof, under and by virtue of an attachment fi fa issued from the
Justice court of the 714th district G. M. in favor of John F. Acklen against J.
B. Merrell. Levy made and returned to me by a constable.
Also. Lot of land number 139 in the Third district and Fifth section of
Carroll county Georgia. Levied on as the property of the defendant under and
by virtue of three Justice court fi fas issued from the Justice court of the
1026th district G. M., and backed by W. H. Acklen, notary public et ex officio
Justice of the Peace in and for the 714th district G. M. in favor of J. A.
Buchanan against D. W. Hashall.
Also. Lot of land number 244 in the Fifth district of Carroll, county,
Georgia. Levied on as the property of the defendant, Whit Attaway, under and
by virtue of a fi fa issued from the Superior court of Carroll county, Georgia,
in favor of W. T. Brock against W. & B. F. Attaway.
Also. ...levied on as the property of Samuel Ferrell. ....in favor of John
R. Handley.
Also.....levied on as the property of Coleman Jones.....in favor of G. D.
Crider...
Also.....levied on as the property G. B. Vies, in favor of Robert
Houseworth for the use of Richards & Tompkins.
Also.....levied on as the property of E. Hugeons, in favor of B. F.
Attaway.
Also.....levied on as the property of E. Hugeons in favor of Jesse Kenney
Also.....levied on as the property of E. Hugeons in favor of R. I. Holland
and J. Kenny
Also.....levied on as the property of Harrison Moore, by virtue of a tax fi
fa issued by James M. Hamrick, Jr. Tax Collector
Also.....levied on as the property of A. J. Richards, by virtue of a tax fi
fa issued by James M. Hamrick, Jr.
Also....." property of W. B. Conyers, tax fi fa
Also.... " property of T. H. Hinsley
Also.... " property of J. W. Merrell, in favor of J. W. Stewart
J. T. Bedingfield, Sheriff
Carroll County Times, JANUARY 28, 1876
-PROFESSIONAL AND BUSINESS CARDS: W. P. Cole, Attorney; D. W.
Sims, mill wright; Chandler & Cobb, Attorneys; Austin & Harris, Attorneys; W.
W. Fitts and J. G. Arnall, Physicians and Surgeons; S. E. Grow, Attorney; Dr.
I. N. Cheney, doctor; C. W. Mabry, Oscar Reese, attorneys in Lagrange and
Carrollton; W. W. & G. W. Merrell, attorneys; B. J. Lunquest, watchmaker and
jeweler; T. W. Dimmock, Architect and builder; J. F. Cole, Physician &
Surgeon; Dr. T. P. McElwreath, Dentist; J. M. Dent, attorney (Newnan GA);P.
B. Mathews, Watchmaker & Jeweler.
Carroll County Times, FEBRUARY 4, 1876
-Bowdon. With a sorrowing heart we record the death of Chas. W. Garrett, on the 17th inst.
(Jan. 7, 1876)
Carroll County Times, March 3, 1876
The sale from the personalty of G. W. Camp on last Tuesday only amounted to
$913.
Carroll County Times, March 17, 1876
Carroll County Sheriff Sales: .....property of L. M. Parker in favor of John H. Coleman
Carroll County Times, March 31, 1876
--Mr. G. W. Camp left the first of this week for Texas. We
failed to learn what part of the State he has gone to.
Carroll County Times, APRIL 14, 1876
JURIES DRAWN FOR OCTOBER COURT.
The following are the names of the grand Jurors drawn for the October term of the Superior Court for the present year: Joel A. Culpepper, J. W. Merrell, E. B. Darden, John Shadinger, L. C. Williams, J. W. Chappell, F. M. Skinner, John H. Chambers, W. Copeland, R. B. Reid, J. M. Reagan, Jas. Westbrooks, Henry A. Coleman, W. J. Doster, J. D. Wood, J. C. Cantrell, J. E. Green, G. W. Camp, H. W. Brazier, J. C. Shackelford, A. F. White, James a Bass, L. H. King, George M. Smith, Lemon Shell, H. B. Reagan, T. E. Holmes, J. R. Reives, W. S. Craven, S. W. Noland. TRAVERSE JURY: F. J. Gilbert, E. W. Barnes, J. R. Camp, J. F. Cochran, W. S. Tweedle, Isaac Lather, H. A. Strickland, C. B. Webb, J. W. Downs, W. G. Robertson, J. R. Phillips, J. M. Hambrick, Z. W. Muse, Isham Akins, J. C. Murk, Joseph Entrekin, W. J. Wynn, D. W. Adamson, R. C. Lyle, Jos. D. Moore, C. H. Lasater, Isaac Kenney, A. J. Camp, Jesse Gray, D. Y. Griffin, M. P. Trimble, R. R. Hooley, Eli Reed, John McGarity, W. C. New, W. G. Bonner, A S C Chance, G. S. Sharp, John K. Roop, Mathew Reid, E. T. Davis.
Carroll County Times, April 14, 1876, Carrollton, GA.
Our young friends Mr. Giles Boggess and Mr. Henry Coleman were united in holy bonds of matrimony on the evening of the 12th inst. Giles was married to Miss Whittle, daughter of C. Whittle living some six miles below here, and Henry was married to a cousin of Giles bride and of the same name. Our best wishes attend the newly married people.
APRIL 14, 1876}
--Off to Honduras. Mr. J. B. Coleman, well known in this county, will leave for Honduras on next Monday. Mr. C. goes out with the intention of remaining a year, when if he likes, he will return and move his family to that country. While we regret to loose Mr. Coleman as a citizen,since he wills it otherwise, we wish him a prosperous voyage and much success in that distant land.
APRIL 14, 1876}
--JURIES DRAWN FOR OCTOBER COURT.
The following are the names of the grand Jurors drawn for the October term of
the Superior Court for the present year:
Joel A. Culpepper, J. W. Merrell, E. B. Darden, John Shadinger, L. C. Williams,
J. W. Chappell, F. M. Skinner, John H. Chambers, W. Copeland, R. B. Reid, J. M.
Reagan, Jas. Westbrooks, Henry A. Coleman, W. J. Doster, J. D. Wood, J. C.
Cantrell, J. E. Green, G. W. Camp, H. W. Brazier, J. C. Shackelford, A. F.
White, James a Bass, L. H. King, George M. Smith, Lemon Shell, H. B. Reagan, T.
E. Holmes, J. R. Reives, W. S. Craven, S. W. Noland.
TRAVERSE JURY: F. J. Gilbert, E. W. Barnes, J. R. Camp, J. F. Cochran, W. S.
Tweedle, Isaac Lather, H. A. Strickland, C. B. Webb, J. W. Downs, W. G.
Robertson, J. R. Phillips, J. M. Hambrick, Z. W. Muse, Isham Akins, J. C. Murk,
Joseph Entrekin, W. J. Wynn, D. W. Adamson, R. C. Lyle, Jos. D. Moore, C. H.
Lasater, Isaac Kenney, A. J. Camp, Jesse Gray, D. Y. Griffin, M. P. Trimble, R.
R. Hooley, Eli Reed, John McGarity, W. C. New, W. G. Bonner, A S C Chance, G.
S. Sharp, John K. Roop, Mathew Reid, E. T. Davis.
Carroll County Times, APRIL 14, 1876.
--HYMENEAL. Our young friends Mr. Giles Boggess and Mr. Henry
Coleman were united in holy bonds of matrimony on the evening of the 12th
inst. Giles was married to Miss Whittle, daughter of C. Whittle living some
six miles below here, and Henry was married to a cousin of Giles bride and of
the same name. Our best wishes attend the newly married people.
(Note by transcriber: Mr. Giles Sanford Boggess married Martha Whittle, April
12, 1876. He was the son of Ahaz Jefferson Boggess and Margaret F. Benson.
Giles Sanford Boggess died September 6, 1910.
(Transcriber's Note: Henry M. Coleman was the son of James P. Coleman (see Page 132B of
the 1870 Carroll Co. Census. Henry was age 16 in 1870.)
Carroll County Times, April 14, 1876.
--Grand Jury Presentments. April Term of Carroll Superior Court
1876...various findings presented by the jury: Wm. L. Adamson, Foreman, Samuel
M. Craven, John T. Robinson, Wm. H. Worthy, John R. Garrett, Theopholus
Spurlock, Briton Gaston, John B. Warren, Wm. S. Pentecost, James H. Cobb, A. L.
Waddell, Joseph Hutchinson, Chestley Whittle, wm. W. Williams, Larkin J. A.
Turner, Joseph L. Morris, Henry T. Heath, John S. Fletcher, J. J. Velvin, John
M. Thurman.
Carroll County Times, April 21, 1876
--Carroll County Sheriff Sales.
Will be sold on the first Tuesday in May next, 1876, before the Courthouse door
in the town of Carrollton, Carroll county, Georgia, between the usual hours of
sale the following property, to-wit:
... The east half of lot of land number 4 in the Eleventh district of Carroll
county, Georgia, levied on as the property of the defendants under and by
virtue of a fifa issued from the Justice court of the 1163rd district G.M. of
said county, in favor of John H. Coleman against L. M. Parker and J. W. Parker.
... 100 acres...levied on as property of defendant.....in favor of George W.
Austin, against C. T. Wilson.
... One town lot and house in Whitesburg...known as the hours formerly occupied
by A. J. Richards as a bar room, levied on as the property of defendant under
and by virtue of two fifas issued....in favor of W. A. Turner against John C.
Brantly.
... levied on under and by virtue of one fi fa issued by J. M. Hamrick, Jr.,
Tax Collector, against A. N. Denham for taxes due for the year 1875.
... levied on .... by virtue of a fi fa issued by J. M. Hamrick, Jr., Tax
collector...against W. D. Heaton, for taxes due for the year 1875.
... levied on... by virtue of a fi fa issued by J. M. Hamrick, Jr. ...against
W. J. Pyron, for taxes due for the year 1875.
... levied on...by virtue of fi fa issued....against J. R. Thurman, for taxes
due for the year 1875.
MAY 19, 1876
Sheriff's Sales: Property of L. M. Parker and J. W. Parker, in favor of John
H. Coleman
....also property of J. J. Winkles, in favor of George W. Driver
....property of Daniel Bustle, in favor of Homer M. Key.
Married. On last Tuesday evening, (May 14, 1876) at the residence of the
bride's father, Dr. D. B. Juhan, by the Rev. Wm. Dimmock, Mr. P. P. Kingsbery
to Miss Alice Juhan...all of Carrollton
OCTOBER 27, 1876
--Death of Mr. James Blalock. Mr. James Blalock who returned
not long since from Texas, to this place, his former home, after a protracted
illness, died at the residence of his brother-in-law, Mr. B. F. Brown, on last
Tuesday, a little after noon. Mr. B. leaves a wife and babe and many relatives
and friends in this community to mourn his loss. He was reared in Carrollton
and both as a youth and man was highly regarded, for his integrity of character
and exemplary deportment. In common with the entire community we extend our
sympathy to his wife and relatives in their bereavement.
HYMENEAL. Married on Sunday, the 23rd inst.,(Oct. 23, 1876)
by J. M. Muse Esq, at the residence of the bride's father, Mr. John F. Keese to
Miss Harriet E. Mehaffey.
Also upon the same day and by the same, at the residence of the bride's
father, Mr. B. D. Cagle to Miss Francis Adams, all of the Sixth district
Carroll county. (Oct. 23, 1876)
NOVEMBER 17, 1876
Sheriff's Sale. Will be sold on the first Tuesday in December next 1876.....
....property of G. T. Connell, in favor of W. W. Merrell
....property of H. S. Jones, in favor of Officers of court of Carroll Co.
....property of L,. P. Jones, in favor of Cheney A. Garrett, administrator &c.
....property of John A. Smith, in favor of N. S. Russell
....property of Sampson McGarty, in favor of William Amis
....property of J. P. Coleman, in favor of M. A. Urquhart
....property of L. M,. and J. W. Parker, in favor of John H. Coleman
....property of J. M. Wester, in favor of B. M. Long
....Bankrupt sale, property of James R. Thomasson, Bankrupt for the benefit of
lien and general creditors of said Bankrupt.
DECEMBER 8, 1876
--Georgia, Carroll county, R. T. McCurdy, has applied for
exemption of personalty.
JANUARY 5, 1877
--HYMENEAL. Married on Thursday night the 21st of December,
1876 by P. H. Chandler Esq. at the residence of the bride's father, Mr. M. P.
McEwen of Carroll county to Miss Lucinda E. Watson of Haralson County.
On the morning of the 21st ultimo.,Dec. 1876 at the residence of the
bride's father, Mr. John McGarity, Mr. G. P. Sewell and Miss Etta McGarity, the
Rev. Mr. Roop of Carrollton officiating.
Also on the evening of the 26th ultimo, Dec. 1876 by the same, at the
residence of the bride's father, Mr. G.W. Fleming, Miss M. E. Fleming and Mr.
V. C. Pentecost.
On the evening of the 2nd inst., (Jan. 1877) at the residence of the
bride's father, Mr. W. W. Key, and Miss L. O. Banks. Rev. J. M. D. Stallings
officiating.
FEBRUARY 9, 1877
SHERIFF'S SALES:
....property of B. F. Ringer, in favor of S. T. Sims
.... property of J. R. Gray, in favor of Benson and Coleman, as assignee to T.
M. West
.... property of Joseph Sticher, in favor of Eli Benson
....property of J. L. Doster, Principal and Eli Benson, in favor of Amos &
Whitfield
....property of W. O. Robinson, in favor of Martha A. Morris
....property of J. B. Merrell Sr., in favor of J. W. Stewart
....property of Trustees of Bowdon College( John Coston, secretary, J. W.
Adamson, et al trustees), in favor of John A. Morris
....property of G. W. Camp, in favor a tax fi fa city of Carrollton
....property of Bill Benson, in favor of a tax fi fa city of Carrollton
....property of A. J. Daniel, in favor of City of Carrollton
....property of J. P. Coleman, in favor of tax fi fa, city of Carrollton
....property of Eli Benson, in favor of City of Carrollton
FEBRUARY 9, 1877
--Death of Mrs. Allen Coleman of Honduras. On last Monday
evening the remains of Mrs. Coleman, wife of Mr. Allen Coleman of Honduras,
were received at this place. From what we can learn, Mrs. Coleman left
Honduras some thirty or forty days ago for the purpose of returning to this
county where she formerly lived for the restoration of her health. She was
accompanied by her brother in-law Mr. Jno. Coleman who went out to Honduras,
from this county, last spring, besides she had along with her two children, one
a son of twelve or thirteen years of age, and the other a baby some six or
seven months old. As we have stated, Mrs. Coleman left Honduras sick, and in
crossing the Gulf of Mexico, on the way to New Orleans, her troubles were no
doubt added to by the death of her babe. Being far from land at the time of
its death there was no other alternative but to cast the remains of the little
one into the Gulf. This was no doubt a terrible shock to the mother, already
very feeble, and she did not long survive. She died we are told after she had
arrived in this country, on the cars between New Orleans and Montgomery, (we
have not been able to find out, at what exact point). and her remains were
coffined in Montgomery, and brought on as we have stated to this place Monday
evening. From here they were carried Monday night to the Sixth district of
this county, where they were buried the next day.
Mr. Allen Coleman the husband of the deceased is a son of Major Coleman of
this county. He went to Honduras after the war. His wife, the deceased, was
also a native of this county. Her maiden name was Riggs.
FEBRUARY 9, 1877
Mr. Eugene Camp has returned from Texas.
FEBRUARY 23, 1877
--We understand that the babe of Mrs. Coleman, who died on her
way from Spanish Honduras to this county, was not thrown over in the Gulf, as
stated in the notice in reference to her death, but was buried in Balize,
British Honduras.
Carroll County Times, MARCH 30, 1877
HYMENEAL: Married on the 15th inst. (March 15, 1877), by the Rev J. M. D.
Stallings, at the residence of the bride's father, Mr. J. P. Coleman, Mr. John
H. Jones and Miss Mary Coleman.
Carroll County Times, NEWSPAPER Issue of Friday, APRIL 4, 1879
Mr. Louis Whisenhunt, son of P.M. Whisenhunt, left last Tuesday morning for
Wood county, Texas.
Carroll County Times, April 11 , 1879
Joseph McClellan, aged about twenty years, died of dropsy at the residence of
his uncle, Mr. J.P. Coleman, on the 8th inst. May the God who has promised to
be a husband to the widow, comfort her in her sore affliction.
Carroll County Times, June 20, 1879
Mr. William Florence, an old citizen of Meriwether county, is dead.
CARROLL COUNTY TIMES, May 28, 1880, Carrollton, Georgia.
“Major H.A. Coleman of the Sixth district has, we learn, been quite sick."
CARROLL COUNTY TIMES, July 23, 1880, Carrollton, GA: " Mr. Jas P. Coleman and Z.T. Adams of this county left the latter part of last week for Sherman, Texas, where they go to look at the country."
CARROLL COUNTY TIMES, August 6, 1880, Carrollton, GA. "Mr. Jim Coleman, who recently went on a trip to Texas, has returned. He is well pleased with the country."
Carroll County Times, October 8, 1880, Carrollton, GA.
OBITUARY- - " Dead - Mrs. Coleman, wife of Major H.M. Coleman of the Sixth district, departed this life, on last Sunday after a short illness, having been taken sometime Thursday. She was between 70 and 80 years of age. We extend our sympathies to the husband and children." (Note: Sarah Ann Barnes w/ H.A. Coleman. Spelling error in obit of husband's name)
CARROLL COUNTY TIMES, November 19, 1880, CARROLLTON, GA.
" Major Coleman of the Sixth district has sold a part of his farm to Mr. G. Crawford. The Major speaks of breaking up housekeeping and living with his son, Mr. Jim Coleman."
CARROLL COUNTY TIMES, February 4, 1881, Carrollton, Georgia: OBITUARY
It is painful to have to record the death of our beloved and and esteemed friend, Mrs Sarah Ann Coleman, the wife of Maj. H.A. Coleman, which took place on the 4th of October, 1880....She was born Aug. 27th, 1807, and was at her death 73 years, 1 month, and 7 days old.
CARROLL COUNTY TIMES,February 25, 1881, Carrollton, Georgia.
Major H.A. Coleman has gone to Cobb county, not far from Marietta, to live with one of his sons. His post office is Marietta.
CARROLL COUNTY TIMES, August 26, 1881, Carrollton, Georgia.
"Major Coleman has moved back to Carroll from Cobb, and is fixing to establish a sheep ranch in the western part of the county."
Carroll County Times ,February 15, 1884
Tommie Coleman with his wife and baby and Cicero Cox, left Monday morning for
Modesto, California. They go the lower route, via New Orleans and Houston.
Mr. J.P. Coleman went up to Atlanta with Mr. Cox and got tickets to San
Francisco for the party. He saw them all board the west bound train at Newnan
on Monday evening.
Carroll County Times , March 7, 1884
We have received the sad intelligence that Col. Bat Jones of Villa Rica, died
of Consumption in Atlanta on the night of the 4th inst. Col. Jones was well
known in western Georgia as a lawyer of ability and an influential citizen. He
was born near Villa Rica and in early life moved with his father Judge John A.
Jones to Polk county where he spent the greater part of his life. He married
the daughter of Henry Kingsberry of Polk county. To the bereaved widow and
relatives we extend our heartfelt sympathies.
Carroll County Times , March 14, 1884
On last Saturday, March the 1st, two men, the supposed robbers, were arrested.
They were two of Heard county's citizens, Mr. John House and William Cox.
They could not keep the fact concealed that they had the money. They commenced
to spend it extravagantly.
Carroll County Times , March 14, 1884
Mrs. Nancy Beall, the writer's mother, is age 87, and lingers with us, waiting
for the Master's call; she is a daily blessing to our home, a gentle, loving
monitor, hovering near to remind us that the purest and best life is one
tenderly devoted to the service and comfort of others, as hers has been.
Carroll County Times , March 14, 1884
TEMPLE Community News
Quite a gloom was cast upon our little town by the death of Mrs. J.M. Riggs who
died last Monday night. She leaves a husband and three children and many
friends to mourn her departure.
NEWSPAPER Issue of Friday, MARCH 21, 1884
While looking over some old papers a few days ago, I found the old muster roll
of Company H of the 56th Georgia Volunteers, thinking it would be intresting to
some of the readers of the Times. I give it below marking those that never
returned thus * J.M. McCalman.
56th GA Roll of Company "H"
OFFICERS
* Capt. Martin Parrish
1st Lieut. Hugh McMullan
2nd Lieut. F.R. Hunton
3rd Lieut. A.H. Duke
1st Serg't. Z.W. Muse
2nd Serg't. J.M. McCalman
3rd Serg't. W.W. Goolsby
4th Serg't. E.W. Buttram
4th Serg't. D.G. Hay
1st Corp. R.D. Reid
2nd Corp. W.W. Hanvey
3rd Corp. W.A. McMullan
4th COrp. G.H. Reid
PRIVATES
* P.J. Burrow
S.W. Brown
W.F. Buttram
F.M. Buttram
* Mercer Coltons
W.F. Connell
P.H. Chandler
* Jackson Chandler
* J.M. Collans
C.M. Carter
*A.W. Carter
C.W. Compton
Z.T. Duke
W.M. Davis
* J.S. Dale
W.T. Dorough
Jacob Durough
J.M. Edwards
T.R. Earnest
J.G. Ellis
* T.W. Fitts
* Newton Fitts
* C.H. Fuller
A.M. Gray
W.H. Gray
* J.M. Gray
* Samuel Gray
* G.W. Goodwin
Sim Goolsby
A.M. Hammock
T.N. Hammock
* J.B. Hammock
* J.M. Hammock
G.W. Hamrick
J.T. Hamrick
S.L. Holton
* John Huff
Redden Jarrell
J.D. Jordan
T.J. Jones
W.H. Jones
C.D. Johns
P.B. McKelroy
D.M. Morgan
W.G. McCleland
* E. McCleland
* Frank McCleland
Thomas P. Muse
J.H. Mathews
T.G. Moss
* W.Q. Norman
Coon Norman
C.H. Newman
T.J. Powell
* R.W. Powell
John Powell
Henry Pate
J.N. Pearce
James Pearce
* F.M. Rooks
* W.W. Rooks
* W.H. Rooks
* H.H. Sworrd
Z.G. Stidham
* W.F. Sharp
* E.W. Williams
* George Washington
* W.W. Winhurst
R.C. West
J.M. Winters
J.M. Williams
L.C. Williams
A.G. Williams
W.W. Williams
* J.A. Whitehorn
* W.W. Whitehorn
* J.P. Wise
* L.W. Warnick
J.T. Walker
Carroll County Times, January 5, 1872, Carrollton,GA.
GEORGIA Carroll County:
Asa Phillips, administrator on the estate of Floyd Payne, deceased, applies for letters of
dismission from said trust: therefore all persons interested, are notified to be an appear at my office,
and file their objections, if any by the first Monday in February next,
why said letters should not be granted. J. B. Juhan, Ordy.
GEORGIA – Carroll County: --J. P. Watson, adm’r on estate of W. A. Johnson,
dec’d, applies for letters of dismission from said trust- therefore all
persons interested will be and appear at my office and file their objections,
if any, by the first Monday in March next why said letters should not
be granted. D. B. JUHAN, ORD’S.
CARROLL SHERIFF SALE. Will be sold before the Court House door in Carrollton,
Carroll county, GA., within the legal hours of sale on the first
“Tuesday in February next, following property to wit:
Lot of Land No. 255, and 50 acres of Land in the SW corner of Lot No. 256, all
in 7th District, of said county: levied on as the property of Phillip
Wisenhunt, special agent to K. F. Walker and his heirs at law, by virtue of a
mortgage fi__ issued from the Superior court of said county, in favor
of Wyatt McBurney & Co., vs. Phillip Wisenhunt, special agent &c. Levied
October 1871. F. M. WILLIAMSON, sh’ff.
The Carroll County Times, June 21, 1872
DEATH of Rev. J. M. Blalock - Rev. J. M. Blalock, an old citizen of this county, and intimately identified with its history, for the past twenty or thirty years, died on last Tuesday evening at his residence in this place, after an illness of six or seven weeks. Mr. B. Was a man that was universally respected in this community, on account of his courteous deportment and fair and upright dealings, with all with whom he came in contact. As an evidence of the esteem in which he was held, we would state, that his fellow citizens confided to him repeatedly the office of Ordinary, which responsible position he filled with credit to himself, and satisfaction to his constituency. We have not space this morning (Thursday) for an extended sketch of Mr. B. We hope at an early day to publish a suitable tribute to his memory, from some one of his numerous friends in this community, more familiar than we are, with his past history.Mrs. Blalock who has been confined to her room for several months, we regret to state, is still very low, though it has been thought for the past week or two, that she was getting better. To the bereaved family in their affliction we tender our heartfelt sympathies.
The Carroll County Times, June 28, 1872
See application for letters of administration upon estate of J. M. Blalock by Mary A. Blalock and B. M. Long
Carroll County Times, 28 June 1872
Letter from Texas--- Four years have passed since I said goodbye to many friends and left Carrollton my native village. Four years ...it does not seem long ..but Carrollton particularly has suffered for during this time many of her oldest citizens have died...Judge Kingsbery...Maj. Martin, Judge Long, Dr. W. S. Tanner and Henry F. Merrell...N. J. Meador...Henry Asbery (former postmaster), Emera Kingsberry, who died at LaGrange, Ga., Jan. 1872...T. S. Garrison, Caledonia Texas, June 1, 1872.
Carroll County Times,October 11, 1872
Administrator's Sale: Will be sold on the first Tuesday in December next between the legal hours of sale 10 o'clock a. m. and 4 o'clock p. m., at the residence of J. M. Blalock, late of said county deceased, all the perishable property of said J. M,. Blalock, deceased, embracing household and kitchen furniture, cows and calves, horse, buggy, sewing machine, harness, waggon, carpet, books, piano, stove, plow gear, plows &c. &c. The sale to be continued until the whole is sold. Terms of sale are cash. No delivery of anything sold, until the terms of sale are complied with. B. M. Long, Adm'r, October 11, 1872.
Carroll County Times,October 25, 1872
Mr. Wm. McClellan has been appointed marshal, E. F. McCoy deputy. Clear the track, ye evil doers.
Carroll County Times, 15 Nov 1872
Maj. B. D. Thomasson has bought Mr. James Coleman's residence, in this place.
The price paid for the residence and four acres of ground was $1500
A good bargain
Carroll County Times, December 13, 1872
MASONIC INFORMATION. Carrollton Chapter, No. 22, R. A. M., meets 3d Tuesday of
each month. Officers elected for current Masonic year:
Jno. M. Richardson, H. P; David Stripling, K; J. P. Colman, S; W. W. Fitts, C.
H; J. W. Merrell, P. S; E. W. Wells, R. A. C; A. C. Borden, M 1 V:
P. G. Garrison, M. 2 V; L. J. Smith, M 3 V; L. J. Smith, M. 3 V; J. W. Merrell,
Tr.; W. C. New, Sec'y.; S. H. Harris, Tyler. Carroll Lodge, No. 69. F. A. M. - Officers elected for the current Masonic year. David Stripling. W. M; J. H. Haines, S. W.; D. J. Moore, J. W.; Thos.
Earnest, J. D.; J. W. Stewart, Tr.; H. B. Ragin, Secy.; A. C. Borden, Chaplain; B. M. Long,
Steward; J. Aiken, Steward; S. H. Harris, Tyler.
Carroll County Times, December 20, 1872
Death: We regret to announce the death of Mr. Wm. McClellan, Marshal of
Carrollton, which took place at his residence in this place on the 17th inst.
(1872)
Carroll County Times, April 18, 1873
Carroll Co. Grand Jury - April Term (1873)
H. A. Coleman, Foreman; S. M. Craven; F. M. Fielder; F. W. Hilley; Jethro
Jones; J. H. Archer; W. G. Marchman; R. C. Lyle; J. H. McElroy; J. G. Adamson;
Allen Bonner; J. P. Coleman; Z. T. Adams, W. H. Baker; J. D. Moore; I. N. McClendon; C. A.
Garrett; J. J. Williamson, G. S. Sharp; D. N. Tilmon; Eli Benson; W. O.
Robinson.
Carroll County Times, June 6, 1873
A brother of Mr. Jim Coleman of this place, has recently returned from
Honduras, where he is living, to visit his relatives in this country. We learn
that he brought as presents to his relatives, several birds of beautiful plumage,
from that tropical climate
Carroll County Times, July 4, 1873
BROKE JAIL: Escape of Charles Albright, Hicks and Coleman from the Coweta
Jail ---- Quite a sensation was created in town on last Monday
morning, by the report, that Charles Albright, charged with the murder of Woods
some two years ago, - Hicks, charged with the murder of Brown,
and Coleman, charged with larceny, all prisoners from this county (Carroll),
had escaped from the Coweta Jail, where they had been sent for
safe keeping, on last Saturday night. On the arrival of the hack (note:
stagecoach) in the evening, the truth of this report was confirmed, and some of
the particulars given.
It will be remembered that these prisoners had been sent from this county
because our jail was thought to be insecure, and because it was
generally believed that the Newnan jail was particularly safe as it was a new
brick structure. In this however it seems were mistaken.
As we have stated above, the escape was made on last Saturday night. This
was done by cutting and boring a hole large enough for the body to
pass through in the rear of the building. All of the prisoners who escaped,
including Wm. Albright who failed to get away, were confined to the
same cell. The reason given by William, why he did not go too, was because he
did not care to, as he preferred to stand his trial, as he had done
nothing to run away for. But the true reason is said to be, because the hole
was too small for his body, he being the largest man of the four. This
view, of the matter is further confirmed by the fact that a note was
discovered, which he had written to the jailor, bidding him an affectionate
farewell,
and requesting him to return a book which he had borrowed. The report is, and
we suppose it comes from Wm. Albright, that Coleman was the
first let down, and that he went some one or two hundred yards across a street,
and got a ladder, for the others to come down upon, the cell
being i8n the second story. It seems to us, that with all this going on around
him, the jailor who lives in the first story, right under the prisoners
cell, must certainly have slept very soundly.
Up to this writing (Thursday morning), we have heard of no efforts being
made to catch the escaped prisoners and we suppose this will be
about the last we shall hear of them.
Carroll County Times, July 11, 1873
Mrs. M. A. Kingsberry leaves today, if her health will permit, to visit her
relatives in Vermont. We wish her a pleasant trip.
Carroll County Times, August 22, 1873
PUBLIC CEMETERY - One of the great needs of Carrollton, at this time, is a public cemetery. The time has come when we are really obliged to have one, as the only burial ground in the town, (that of the M. E.Church) is filled up. As every citizen of the place is interested in this thing, we think the town council should take this matter in had, and after having selected a suitable place, through a committee, buy it for a cemetery. It should consist of at least ten acres of ground and be accessible to town. This is a matter in which the council has full jurisdiction and should be attended to at once. Care and respect shown to the dead is looked upon as one of the tests of the refinement and culture of people.
Carroll County Times,December 12, 1873
Carroll Sheriff's Sale ....will be sold...the farm of Robert H. Sopringer , in favor of John Smith, G. A. Wilson, and Elizabeth R. Russell, and Mary A. Gatewood. ....Sixteen share of stock in the Savannah Griffin and North Alabama Railroad...property of W. J. Hembree,...in faovr of Z. Bonner and Reese Watkins ....Lot of land....on which W. W. Driver now lives, in favor of J. Kingsberry Executor, vs. W. W. Driver. .... Property of J. C. Hicks....in favor of N. N. Beall and W. W. & H. F. Merrell, W. H. Awtry, W. Williams ....Property of d. M. Bloodworth...in favor of John Davis vs. A. S. Bridges and D. M. Bloodworth. ....S. C. Dickson interest in Lot No. 180...in favor of V. B. McClure .....Property of Eli Benson, in favor of J. J. Summerlin against Eli Benson. .....Property of Henry Widner in favor of Lewis Kuglar .....Property of Wright Golden in favor of E. S. Hunt. ..... Property of Mary Robinson...in favor of W. F. Brown
CARROLL COUNTY TIMES, January 21, 1876, Carrollton, GA.
CARROLL COUNTY SHERIFF SALES: Will be sold on the first Tuesday in February next, before the Courthouse door in Carrollton, Carroll, County Georgia, between the hours of sale the following property, to wit: Lot of land, number 38 in Trickum district, Carroll county, Ga. Levied on as the property of the defendant, under and by virtue of two Justice court fi fas, issued from the Justice court of the 1163 district, G. M. in favor of Porter and Butler, against J. P. Coleman. Levy made and returned to me by a constable. Property pointed out by defendant. Also The above described lot of land, levied on as the property of the defendant, under and by virtue of two Justice court fi fas, issued from the Justice court of the 1163 district G. M. in favor of Bruce & Conyers against J. P. Coleman
Carroll County Times, January 21, 1876
In Bankruptcy. Northern District of Georgia, ss.
At Carrollton, in the County of Carroll, State of Georgia this 20th day of
January, 1876.
The undersigned hereby gives notice of his appointment as Assignee, of the
state of George W. Camp of Carrollton, in the county of Carroll, State of
Georgia, within said district who has been adjudged a Bankrupt upon his own
petition by the District Court of said District. W. W. Merrell, Assignee.
Carroll County Times, January 21, 1876
HYMENEAL:
At the residence of the brides mother on Wednesday evening, January 12th,
(1876) by Elder B. A. Bacon, Mr. C. W. Griffin, to Miss Maggie D. Adams.
Carroll County Times, January 21, 1876
On the 5th inst.,(Jan. 5, 1876) at the residence of the bride's Mother, by J.
M. Muse, Esq. Mr. John H. Moore of Paulding county, to Miss Susan Whisenhunt of
Carroll County.
Carroll County Times, January 21, 1876
Legal Advertisements:
CARROLL COUNTY SHERIFF SALES:
Will be sold on the first Tuesday in February next, before the Courthouse
door in Carrollton, Carroll, County Georgia, between the hours of sale the
following property, to wit:
Lot of land, number 38 in Trickum district, Carroll county, Ga. Levied on
as the property of the defendant, under and by virtue of two Justice court fi
fas, issued from the Justice court of the 1163 district, G. M. in favor of
Porter and Butler, against J. P. Coleman. Levy made and returned to me by a
constable. Property pointed out by defendant. Also
The above described lot of land, levied on as the property of the
defendant, under and by virtue of two Justice court fi fas, issued from the
Justice court of the 1163 district G. M. in favor of Bruce & Conyers against J.
P. Coleman.
Also. Fifty acres of lot of land number 36 and two acres of lot of land
number 37 in the original Eleventh district of Carroll county, Georgia, now
Trickem district, levied on as the property of the defendant for the purchase
money thereof, under and by virtue of an attachment fi fa issued from the
Justice court of the 714th district G. M. in favor of John F. Acklen against J.
B. Merrell. Levy made and returned to me by a constable.
Also. Lot of land number 139 in the Third district and Fifth section of
Carroll county Georgia. Levied on as the property of the defendant under and
by virtue of three Justice court fi fas issued from the Justice court of the
1026th district G. M., and backed by W. H. Acklen, notary public et ex officio
Justice of the Peace in and for the 714th district G. M. in favor of J. A.
Buchanan against D. W. Hashall.
Also. Lot of land number 244 in the Fifth district of Carroll, county,
Georgia. Levied on as the property of the defendant, Whit Attaway, under and
by virtue of a fi fa issued from the Superior court of Carroll county, Georgia,
in favor of W. T. Brock against W. & B. F. Attaway.
Also. ...levied on as the property of Samuel Ferrell. ....in favor of John
R. Handley.
Also.....levied on as the property of Coleman Jones.....in favor of G. D.
Crider...
Also.....levied on as the property G. B. Vies, in favor of Robert
Houseworth for the use of Richards & Tompkins.
Also.....levied on as the property of E. Hugeons, in favor of B. F.
Attaway.
Also.....levied on as the property of E. Hugeons in favor of Jesse Kenney
Also.....levied on as the property of E. Hugeons in favor of R. I. Holland
and J. Kenny
Also.....levied on as the property of Harrison Moore, by virtue of a tax fi
fa issued by James M. Hamrick, Jr. Tax Collector
Also.....levied on as the property of A. J. Richards, by virtue of a tax fi
fa issued by James M. Hamrick, Jr.
Also....." property of W. B. Conyers, tax fi fa
Also.... " property of T. H. Hinsley
Also.... " property of J. W. Merrell, in favor of J. W. Stewart
J. T. Bedingfield, Sheriff
Carroll County Times, JANUARY 28, 1876
-PROFESSIONAL AND BUSINESS CARDS: W. P. Cole, Attorney; D. W.
Sims, mill wright; Chandler & Cobb, Attorneys; Austin & Harris, Attorneys; W.
W. Fitts and J. G. Arnall, Physicians and Surgeons; S. E. Grow, Attorney; Dr.
I. N. Cheney, doctor; C. W. Mabry, Oscar Reese, attorneys in Lagrange and
Carrollton; W. W. & G. W. Merrell, attorneys; B. J. Lunquest, watchmaker and
jeweler; T. W. Dimmock, Architect and builder; J. F. Cole, Physician &
Surgeon; Dr. T. P. McElwreath, Dentist; J. M. Dent, attorney (Newnan GA);P.
B. Mathews, Watchmaker & Jeweler.
Carroll County Times, FEBRUARY 4, 1876
-Bowdon. With a sorrowing heart we record the death of Chas. W. Garrett, on the 17th inst.
(Jan. 7, 1876)
Carroll County Times, March 3, 1876
The sale from the personalty of G. W. Camp on last Tuesday only amounted to
$913.
Carroll County Times, March 17, 1876
Carroll County Sheriff Sales: .....property of L. M. Parker in favor of John H. Coleman
Carroll County Times, March 31, 1876
--Mr. G. W. Camp left the first of this week for Texas. We
failed to learn what part of the State he has gone to.
Carroll County Times, APRIL 14, 1876
JURIES DRAWN FOR OCTOBER COURT.
The following are the names of the grand Jurors drawn for the October term of the Superior Court for the present year: Joel A. Culpepper, J. W. Merrell, E. B. Darden, John Shadinger, L. C. Williams, J. W. Chappell, F. M. Skinner, John H. Chambers, W. Copeland, R. B. Reid, J. M. Reagan, Jas. Westbrooks, Henry A. Coleman, W. J. Doster, J. D. Wood, J. C. Cantrell, J. E. Green, G. W. Camp, H. W. Brazier, J. C. Shackelford, A. F. White, James a Bass, L. H. King, George M. Smith, Lemon Shell, H. B. Reagan, T. E. Holmes, J. R. Reives, W. S. Craven, S. W. Noland. TRAVERSE JURY: F. J. Gilbert, E. W. Barnes, J. R. Camp, J. F. Cochran, W. S. Tweedle, Isaac Lather, H. A. Strickland, C. B. Webb, J. W. Downs, W. G. Robertson, J. R. Phillips, J. M. Hambrick, Z. W. Muse, Isham Akins, J. C. Murk, Joseph Entrekin, W. J. Wynn, D. W. Adamson, R. C. Lyle, Jos. D. Moore, C. H. Lasater, Isaac Kenney, A. J. Camp, Jesse Gray, D. Y. Griffin, M. P. Trimble, R. R. Hooley, Eli Reed, John McGarity, W. C. New, W. G. Bonner, A S C Chance, G. S. Sharp, John K. Roop, Mathew Reid, E. T. Davis.
Carroll County Times, April 14, 1876, Carrollton, GA.
Our young friends Mr. Giles Boggess and Mr. Henry Coleman were united in holy bonds of matrimony on the evening of the 12th inst. Giles was married to Miss Whittle, daughter of C. Whittle living some six miles below here, and Henry was married to a cousin of Giles bride and of the same name. Our best wishes attend the newly married people.
APRIL 14, 1876}
--Off to Honduras. Mr. J. B. Coleman, well known in this county, will leave for Honduras on next Monday. Mr. C. goes out with the intention of remaining a year, when if he likes, he will return and move his family to that country. While we regret to loose Mr. Coleman as a citizen,since he wills it otherwise, we wish him a prosperous voyage and much success in that distant land.
APRIL 14, 1876}
--JURIES DRAWN FOR OCTOBER COURT.
The following are the names of the grand Jurors drawn for the October term of
the Superior Court for the present year:
Joel A. Culpepper, J. W. Merrell, E. B. Darden, John Shadinger, L. C. Williams,
J. W. Chappell, F. M. Skinner, John H. Chambers, W. Copeland, R. B. Reid, J. M.
Reagan, Jas. Westbrooks, Henry A. Coleman, W. J. Doster, J. D. Wood, J. C.
Cantrell, J. E. Green, G. W. Camp, H. W. Brazier, J. C. Shackelford, A. F.
White, James a Bass, L. H. King, George M. Smith, Lemon Shell, H. B. Reagan, T.
E. Holmes, J. R. Reives, W. S. Craven, S. W. Noland.
TRAVERSE JURY: F. J. Gilbert, E. W. Barnes, J. R. Camp, J. F. Cochran, W. S.
Tweedle, Isaac Lather, H. A. Strickland, C. B. Webb, J. W. Downs, W. G.
Robertson, J. R. Phillips, J. M. Hambrick, Z. W. Muse, Isham Akins, J. C. Murk,
Joseph Entrekin, W. J. Wynn, D. W. Adamson, R. C. Lyle, Jos. D. Moore, C. H.
Lasater, Isaac Kenney, A. J. Camp, Jesse Gray, D. Y. Griffin, M. P. Trimble, R.
R. Hooley, Eli Reed, John McGarity, W. C. New, W. G. Bonner, A S C Chance, G.
S. Sharp, John K. Roop, Mathew Reid, E. T. Davis.
Carroll County Times, APRIL 14, 1876.
--HYMENEAL. Our young friends Mr. Giles Boggess and Mr. Henry
Coleman were united in holy bonds of matrimony on the evening of the 12th
inst. Giles was married to Miss Whittle, daughter of C. Whittle living some
six miles below here, and Henry was married to a cousin of Giles bride and of
the same name. Our best wishes attend the newly married people.
(Note by transcriber: Mr. Giles Sanford Boggess married Martha Whittle, April
12, 1876. He was the son of Ahaz Jefferson Boggess and Margaret F. Benson.
Giles Sanford Boggess died September 6, 1910.
(Transcriber's Note: Henry M. Coleman was the son of James P. Coleman (see Page 132B of
the 1870 Carroll Co. Census. Henry was age 16 in 1870.)
Carroll County Times, April 14, 1876.
--Grand Jury Presentments. April Term of Carroll Superior Court
1876...various findings presented by the jury: Wm. L. Adamson, Foreman, Samuel
M. Craven, John T. Robinson, Wm. H. Worthy, John R. Garrett, Theopholus
Spurlock, Briton Gaston, John B. Warren, Wm. S. Pentecost, James H. Cobb, A. L.
Waddell, Joseph Hutchinson, Chestley Whittle, wm. W. Williams, Larkin J. A.
Turner, Joseph L. Morris, Henry T. Heath, John S. Fletcher, J. J. Velvin, John
M. Thurman.
Carroll County Times, April 21, 1876
--Carroll County Sheriff Sales.
Will be sold on the first Tuesday in May next, 1876, before the Courthouse door
in the town of Carrollton, Carroll county, Georgia, between the usual hours of
sale the following property, to-wit:
... The east half of lot of land number 4 in the Eleventh district of Carroll
county, Georgia, levied on as the property of the defendants under and by
virtue of a fifa issued from the Justice court of the 1163rd district G.M. of
said county, in favor of John H. Coleman against L. M. Parker and J. W. Parker.
... 100 acres...levied on as property of defendant.....in favor of George W.
Austin, against C. T. Wilson.
... One town lot and house in Whitesburg...known as the hours formerly occupied
by A. J. Richards as a bar room, levied on as the property of defendant under
and by virtue of two fifas issued....in favor of W. A. Turner against John C.
Brantly.
... levied on under and by virtue of one fi fa issued by J. M. Hamrick, Jr.,
Tax Collector, against A. N. Denham for taxes due for the year 1875.
... levied on .... by virtue of a fi fa issued by J. M. Hamrick, Jr., Tax
collector...against W. D. Heaton, for taxes due for the year 1875.
... levied on... by virtue of a fi fa issued by J. M. Hamrick, Jr. ...against
W. J. Pyron, for taxes due for the year 1875.
... levied on...by virtue of fi fa issued....against J. R. Thurman, for taxes
due for the year 1875.
MAY 19, 1876
Sheriff's Sales: Property of L. M. Parker and J. W. Parker, in favor of John
H. Coleman
....also property of J. J. Winkles, in favor of George W. Driver
....property of Daniel Bustle, in favor of Homer M. Key.
Married. On last Tuesday evening, (May 14, 1876) at the residence of the
bride's father, Dr. D. B. Juhan, by the Rev. Wm. Dimmock, Mr. P. P. Kingsbery
to Miss Alice Juhan...all of Carrollton
OCTOBER 27, 1876
--Death of Mr. James Blalock. Mr. James Blalock who returned
not long since from Texas, to this place, his former home, after a protracted
illness, died at the residence of his brother-in-law, Mr. B. F. Brown, on last
Tuesday, a little after noon. Mr. B. leaves a wife and babe and many relatives
and friends in this community to mourn his loss. He was reared in Carrollton
and both as a youth and man was highly regarded, for his integrity of character
and exemplary deportment. In common with the entire community we extend our
sympathy to his wife and relatives in their bereavement.
HYMENEAL. Married on Sunday, the 23rd inst.,(Oct. 23, 1876)
by J. M. Muse Esq, at the residence of the bride's father, Mr. John F. Keese to
Miss Harriet E. Mehaffey.
Also upon the same day and by the same, at the residence of the bride's
father, Mr. B. D. Cagle to Miss Francis Adams, all of the Sixth district
Carroll county. (Oct. 23, 1876)
NOVEMBER 17, 1876
Sheriff's Sale. Will be sold on the first Tuesday in December next 1876.....
....property of G. T. Connell, in favor of W. W. Merrell
....property of H. S. Jones, in favor of Officers of court of Carroll Co.
....property of L,. P. Jones, in favor of Cheney A. Garrett, administrator &c.
....property of John A. Smith, in favor of N. S. Russell
....property of Sampson McGarty, in favor of William Amis
....property of J. P. Coleman, in favor of M. A. Urquhart
....property of L. M,. and J. W. Parker, in favor of John H. Coleman
....property of J. M. Wester, in favor of B. M. Long
....Bankrupt sale, property of James R. Thomasson, Bankrupt for the benefit of
lien and general creditors of said Bankrupt.
DECEMBER 8, 1876
--Georgia, Carroll county, R. T. McCurdy, has applied for
exemption of personalty.
JANUARY 5, 1877
--HYMENEAL. Married on Thursday night the 21st of December,
1876 by P. H. Chandler Esq. at the residence of the bride's father, Mr. M. P.
McEwen of Carroll county to Miss Lucinda E. Watson of Haralson County.
On the morning of the 21st ultimo.,Dec. 1876 at the residence of the
bride's father, Mr. John McGarity, Mr. G. P. Sewell and Miss Etta McGarity, the
Rev. Mr. Roop of Carrollton officiating.
Also on the evening of the 26th ultimo, Dec. 1876 by the same, at the
residence of the bride's father, Mr. G.W. Fleming, Miss M. E. Fleming and Mr.
V. C. Pentecost.
On the evening of the 2nd inst., (Jan. 1877) at the residence of the
bride's father, Mr. W. W. Key, and Miss L. O. Banks. Rev. J. M. D. Stallings
officiating.
FEBRUARY 9, 1877
SHERIFF'S SALES:
....property of B. F. Ringer, in favor of S. T. Sims
.... property of J. R. Gray, in favor of Benson and Coleman, as assignee to T.
M. West
.... property of Joseph Sticher, in favor of Eli Benson
....property of J. L. Doster, Principal and Eli Benson, in favor of Amos &
Whitfield
....property of W. O. Robinson, in favor of Martha A. Morris
....property of J. B. Merrell Sr., in favor of J. W. Stewart
....property of Trustees of Bowdon College( John Coston, secretary, J. W.
Adamson, et al trustees), in favor of John A. Morris
....property of G. W. Camp, in favor a tax fi fa city of Carrollton
....property of Bill Benson, in favor of a tax fi fa city of Carrollton
....property of A. J. Daniel, in favor of City of Carrollton
....property of J. P. Coleman, in favor of tax fi fa, city of Carrollton
....property of Eli Benson, in favor of City of Carrollton
FEBRUARY 9, 1877
--Death of Mrs. Allen Coleman of Honduras. On last Monday
evening the remains of Mrs. Coleman, wife of Mr. Allen Coleman of Honduras,
were received at this place. From what we can learn, Mrs. Coleman left
Honduras some thirty or forty days ago for the purpose of returning to this
county where she formerly lived for the restoration of her health. She was
accompanied by her brother in-law Mr. Jno. Coleman who went out to Honduras,
from this county, last spring, besides she had along with her two children, one
a son of twelve or thirteen years of age, and the other a baby some six or
seven months old. As we have stated, Mrs. Coleman left Honduras sick, and in
crossing the Gulf of Mexico, on the way to New Orleans, her troubles were no
doubt added to by the death of her babe. Being far from land at the time of
its death there was no other alternative but to cast the remains of the little
one into the Gulf. This was no doubt a terrible shock to the mother, already
very feeble, and she did not long survive. She died we are told after she had
arrived in this country, on the cars between New Orleans and Montgomery, (we
have not been able to find out, at what exact point). and her remains were
coffined in Montgomery, and brought on as we have stated to this place Monday
evening. From here they were carried Monday night to the Sixth district of
this county, where they were buried the next day.
Mr. Allen Coleman the husband of the deceased is a son of Major Coleman of
this county. He went to Honduras after the war. His wife, the deceased, was
also a native of this county. Her maiden name was Riggs.
FEBRUARY 9, 1877
Mr. Eugene Camp has returned from Texas.
FEBRUARY 23, 1877
--We understand that the babe of Mrs. Coleman, who died on her
way from Spanish Honduras to this county, was not thrown over in the Gulf, as
stated in the notice in reference to her death, but was buried in Balize,
British Honduras.
Carroll County Times, MARCH 30, 1877
HYMENEAL: Married on the 15th inst. (March 15, 1877), by the Rev J. M. D.
Stallings, at the residence of the bride's father, Mr. J. P. Coleman, Mr. John
H. Jones and Miss Mary Coleman.
Carroll County Times, NEWSPAPER Issue of Friday, APRIL 4, 1879
Mr. Louis Whisenhunt, son of P.M. Whisenhunt, left last Tuesday morning for
Wood county, Texas.
Carroll County Times, April 11 , 1879
Joseph McClellan, aged about twenty years, died of dropsy at the residence of
his uncle, Mr. J.P. Coleman, on the 8th inst. May the God who has promised to
be a husband to the widow, comfort her in her sore affliction.
Carroll County Times, June 20, 1879
Mr. William Florence, an old citizen of Meriwether county, is dead.
CARROLL COUNTY TIMES, May 28, 1880, Carrollton, Georgia.
“Major H.A. Coleman of the Sixth district has, we learn, been quite sick."
CARROLL COUNTY TIMES, July 23, 1880, Carrollton, GA: " Mr. Jas P. Coleman and Z.T. Adams of this county left the latter part of last week for Sherman, Texas, where they go to look at the country."
CARROLL COUNTY TIMES, August 6, 1880, Carrollton, GA. "Mr. Jim Coleman, who recently went on a trip to Texas, has returned. He is well pleased with the country."
Carroll County Times, October 8, 1880, Carrollton, GA.
OBITUARY- - " Dead - Mrs. Coleman, wife of Major H.M. Coleman of the Sixth district, departed this life, on last Sunday after a short illness, having been taken sometime Thursday. She was between 70 and 80 years of age. We extend our sympathies to the husband and children." (Note: Sarah Ann Barnes w/ H.A. Coleman. Spelling error in obit of husband's name)
CARROLL COUNTY TIMES, November 19, 1880, CARROLLTON, GA.
" Major Coleman of the Sixth district has sold a part of his farm to Mr. G. Crawford. The Major speaks of breaking up housekeeping and living with his son, Mr. Jim Coleman."
CARROLL COUNTY TIMES, February 4, 1881, Carrollton, Georgia: OBITUARY
It is painful to have to record the death of our beloved and and esteemed friend, Mrs Sarah Ann Coleman, the wife of Maj. H.A. Coleman, which took place on the 4th of October, 1880....She was born Aug. 27th, 1807, and was at her death 73 years, 1 month, and 7 days old.
CARROLL COUNTY TIMES,February 25, 1881, Carrollton, Georgia.
Major H.A. Coleman has gone to Cobb county, not far from Marietta, to live with one of his sons. His post office is Marietta.
CARROLL COUNTY TIMES, August 26, 1881, Carrollton, Georgia.
"Major Coleman has moved back to Carroll from Cobb, and is fixing to establish a sheep ranch in the western part of the county."
Carroll County Times ,February 15, 1884
Tommie Coleman with his wife and baby and Cicero Cox, left Monday morning for
Modesto, California. They go the lower route, via New Orleans and Houston.
Mr. J.P. Coleman went up to Atlanta with Mr. Cox and got tickets to San
Francisco for the party. He saw them all board the west bound train at Newnan
on Monday evening.
Carroll County Times , March 7, 1884
We have received the sad intelligence that Col. Bat Jones of Villa Rica, died
of Consumption in Atlanta on the night of the 4th inst. Col. Jones was well
known in western Georgia as a lawyer of ability and an influential citizen. He
was born near Villa Rica and in early life moved with his father Judge John A.
Jones to Polk county where he spent the greater part of his life. He married
the daughter of Henry Kingsberry of Polk county. To the bereaved widow and
relatives we extend our heartfelt sympathies.
Carroll County Times , March 14, 1884
On last Saturday, March the 1st, two men, the supposed robbers, were arrested.
They were two of Heard county's citizens, Mr. John House and William Cox.
They could not keep the fact concealed that they had the money. They commenced
to spend it extravagantly.
Carroll County Times , March 14, 1884
Mrs. Nancy Beall, the writer's mother, is age 87, and lingers with us, waiting
for the Master's call; she is a daily blessing to our home, a gentle, loving
monitor, hovering near to remind us that the purest and best life is one
tenderly devoted to the service and comfort of others, as hers has been.
Carroll County Times , March 14, 1884
TEMPLE Community News
Quite a gloom was cast upon our little town by the death of Mrs. J.M. Riggs who
died last Monday night. She leaves a husband and three children and many
friends to mourn her departure.
NEWSPAPER Issue of Friday, MARCH 21, 1884
While looking over some old papers a few days ago, I found the old muster roll
of Company H of the 56th Georgia Volunteers, thinking it would be intresting to
some of the readers of the Times. I give it below marking those that never
returned thus * J.M. McCalman.
56th GA Roll of Company "H"
OFFICERS
* Capt. Martin Parrish
1st Lieut. Hugh McMullan
2nd Lieut. F.R. Hunton
3rd Lieut. A.H. Duke
1st Serg't. Z.W. Muse
2nd Serg't. J.M. McCalman
3rd Serg't. W.W. Goolsby
4th Serg't. E.W. Buttram
4th Serg't. D.G. Hay
1st Corp. R.D. Reid
2nd Corp. W.W. Hanvey
3rd Corp. W.A. McMullan
4th COrp. G.H. Reid
PRIVATES
* P.J. Burrow
S.W. Brown
W.F. Buttram
F.M. Buttram
* Mercer Coltons
W.F. Connell
P.H. Chandler
* Jackson Chandler
* J.M. Collans
C.M. Carter
*A.W. Carter
C.W. Compton
Z.T. Duke
W.M. Davis
* J.S. Dale
W.T. Dorough
Jacob Durough
J.M. Edwards
T.R. Earnest
J.G. Ellis
* T.W. Fitts
* Newton Fitts
* C.H. Fuller
A.M. Gray
W.H. Gray
* J.M. Gray
* Samuel Gray
* G.W. Goodwin
Sim Goolsby
A.M. Hammock
T.N. Hammock
* J.B. Hammock
* J.M. Hammock
G.W. Hamrick
J.T. Hamrick
S.L. Holton
* John Huff
Redden Jarrell
J.D. Jordan
T.J. Jones
W.H. Jones
C.D. Johns
P.B. McKelroy
D.M. Morgan
W.G. McCleland
* E. McCleland
* Frank McCleland
Thomas P. Muse
J.H. Mathews
T.G. Moss
* W.Q. Norman
Coon Norman
C.H. Newman
T.J. Powell
* R.W. Powell
John Powell
Henry Pate
J.N. Pearce
James Pearce
* F.M. Rooks
* W.W. Rooks
* W.H. Rooks
* H.H. Sworrd
Z.G. Stidham
* W.F. Sharp
* E.W. Williams
* George Washington
* W.W. Winhurst
R.C. West
J.M. Winters
J.M. Williams
L.C. Williams
A.G. Williams
W.W. Williams
* J.A. Whitehorn
* W.W. Whitehorn
* J.P. Wise
* L.W. Warnick
J.T. Walker
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