Thompson Extractions from the Georgia Land Lottery Papers 1805-1914 by Davis Lucas From: The Georgia Black Book By David Lucas Submitted by Dortha Gamel BALDWIN COUNTY Lot 196-3 Troup, Milledgeville Geo. 1 April 1839 Information...
Read MoreThis database of marriage collected by C. W. Barnum for the Troup County GA AHGP comes from the official marriage books of Troup County GA. These are marriages which occurred between black individuals after the Civil War through 1902.
Read MoreTroup County, GA Population and Components of Change Date Population % Change Components of Change Total Population Change Births Deaths Inter- national Immigra- tion Net Domestic Migration 1970 44,466 – – –...
Read MoreCopy of deed Book D, D-530 South Carolina. Proves Thomas was the Father of Charles and grandfather of William. South Carolina, Union County: Know ye that William Thompson, Son and heir at law to the real estate of my father...
Read MoreFrom Doris Gleasons photocopy files. Bible now in possession of Mrs. C. R. Kendrick of Sweet Water, Texas. Sent by Emma Barrett Reeves of Nacogdoches, Texas. Emma was aged ninety-five in 1997. Typed by Charles Barnum on 21 July 1997. Seaborn J. Thompson moved to Troup County ca. 1832 with other family members probably from Newton County or Washington County Georgia. Some of those mentioned lived in Jasper, Newton, Troup, Walton and or Wilkes Counties at one time.
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Welcome to Troup County, Genealogy and History website. My name is Dennis Partridge, and I am the...
Read MoreWhile the plants of this corporation are not located in Troup County, yet the executive and administrative offices are located in the city of West Point. The plants of this corporation are noted below: Riverdale at Riverview,...
Read MoreBuilt in 1909, and located on land lot 146 in the 6th district. No new corporation was formed, but the plant was built by Unity Cotton Mills and formed a part of its properties. The products of this plant were twines, cords and...
Read MoreThe construction of this plant followed very closely upon the building of Hillside Cotton Mills, of which it formed a part. A separate charter for this plant was granted on November 4, 1927, to Cason J. Callaway, Henry G. Smith,...
Read MoreIncorporated on November 4, 1927, by Cason J. Callaway, Ira B. Grimes, and Henry G. Smith. This plant is a distinctive idea in the diversification of production in the South. The manufacture of rugs in the plant has always been...
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