Road Petition

Embry's Store to Powdwer Spring Road

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Record Book (1866-1880)
Page 120

Georgia
Paulding County

We the undersigned Citizens petition for a Public Road Leading from Embry Store to Kilgore Mill formerly Taylors Mill thence to Hendersons Store thence to Carles Furee formerly A. E. McBrayers place thence to Wilson Furr on G. Winns on to James Robbins and across Sweet Water Creek and to intersect the Powder Spring Road near Dorris house

Names

J. T. Henderson
W. G. Kilgore
J. J. Johns
G. B. Harris
C. S. Ellis
G. winn
N. J. Henderson
Thomas Lee
John Winn
Henry Winn
C. W. Furr
James Robins
W. F. Bran
Wiley Richardson
A. L. Rickerson
H. Teal
J. Blanchard
James M. McBrayer
J. M. Mitchell
And others

Rcorded August 10th 1874
J. M. George
C. C. O.

The foregoing petition for a new Road is rejected this Sept 1st 1874
E. Hagin
Ordy

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