A history of Rome and Floyd County, State of Georgia, United States of America; including numerous incidents of more than local interest, 1540-1922 . s fiercest, he was offered $60,000in gold or $80,000 in Confederate moneyfor it. The fortunes of the Confederacywere never higher. He took the Con-federate money. In another year hismoney was almost without value. Sea-born and Barry Wright now own Whit-mores Bluff and they have built an at-tractive cottage on it. Other sights to see on this river arethe Chieftains the home of MajorRidge, Cherokee Indian chief, two rnilesup, and the mouths of Big
A history of Rome and Floyd County, State of Georgia, United States of America; including numerous incidents of more than local interest, 1540-1922 . s fiercest, he was offered $60,000in gold or $80,000 in Confederate moneyfor it. The fortunes of the Confederacywere never higher. He took the Con-federate money. In another year hismoney was almost without value. Sea-born and Barry Wright now own Whit-mores Bluff and they have built an at-tractive cottage on it. Other sights to see on this river arethe Chieftains the home of MajorRidge, Cherokee Indian chief, two rnilesup, and the mouths of Big and LittleDry creeks. An hour and a half each way on theAnnie H. is required, which gives theBrownies about an hour to scout andenjoy lunch on land, in order to beback in Rome before 8 oclock. Guitar and ukulele music and singingwill again be a feature, provided theweather man is kind.—Apr. 25, 1921. THIRD TRIP ON RIVER—The thirdof a series of trips on the rivers inFrank Holbrooks Annie H. was takenMonday afternoon by a group of Boyand Girl Scouts as the guests of E. , headmaster of Darlington 428 A History of Rome and Floyd County.
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