Road Petition

Cobb County Line west to near John Bookout's place

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Record Book (1866-1880)
Page 112

Georgia Paulding County Dec 11th 1873
To the Honorable the ordinary of said County and Commissioners of Roads and Revenues We the undersigned Respectfully petition for the granting of an order to Change the public Road Commencing at the Cobb County line near the Residence of James M. Bullard Running a due west course and intersect the publick Road near the residence of John Bookout the proposed Change will the said road a very little further and on better ground and Land owners and persons affected by said change all agree to the same
Names

J. F. Moon
D. S. Pool
W. Adcock
L. D. Cathcart
E. W. Pool
O. R. Eason
J. M. Bullard
F. M. Adcock
W. Garmon
C. C. Bookout
S. M. Duke
H. Lester
C. A. Pool
J. F. Denson, J. P.
E. M. Compton, N. P.
G. W. Darby
T. F. Gray
L. A. Austin
R. Vaughn
G. W. Denton
James P. Hunt

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