Through Mountain Mists

Thursday, June 30, 2005

Happy Birthday America on Our 229th

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Most of us enjoy birthday parties unless we dwell too much on how the years accumulate to age us. As we think of America’s birthday, July 4,...
Thursday, June 23, 2005

Vogel State Park, a Delightful Get-Away

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It’s summertime, and we think about vacations, getting away for a week or more, or having short one-day trips to enjoy a picnic or relaxatio...
Thursday, June 16, 2005

Some Ingrams and Their Spouses

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We have, for two weeks, written about the families of John Little Ingram (1788-1866) and his father, Revolutionary War soldier, also named J...
Thursday, June 9, 2005

Revolutionary War Patriot John Little Ingram

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John Little Ingram, Union County, Georgia early settler, the subject of last week’s column, with his twenty-one children reared to adulthoo...
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Thursday, June 2, 2005

John Little Ingram, Father of a Large Family

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John Little Ingram (1788-1866), the father of twenty-two children, twenty-one of whom lived to be adults, was the ancestor of many with Unio...
Thursday, May 26, 2005

A Post Office in Gum Log called Napoleon and its founder, Napoleon Bonaparte Hill

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In the Gum Log District of Union County, a post office by the name of Napoleon was opened June 20, 1881. This northwestern district of the...
Thursday, May 19, 2005

Finally a Paved Road Across Neel Gap

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For many years no paved roads aided traffic in Union County. In 2005 most of the roads are paved, even “country” or “county” roads. At one...
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