Memorial History of Augusta, Georgia CD

Jones, Charles Colcock, Memorial history of Augusta, Georgia : from its settlement in 1735 to the close of the eighteenth century Syracuse, N.Y.: D. Mason & Co., 1890, 582 pgs. Non-Indexed Pages #1 Contents Part I. Chapter I. Physical and social characteristics, customs, manufactures, occupations and monuments of the Georgia tribes of Indians Part I. Chapter II. Savannah town... Part I. Chapter III. General Oglethorpe's visit to Augusta... Part I. Chapter IV. Condition of the Colony of Georgia in 1760... Part I. Chapter V. Bartram's description of Augusta in 1773... Part I. Chapter VI. Revolutionary movements in Savannah... Part I. Chapter VII. Colonel Campbell's advance upon, and capture of Augusta... Part I. Chapter VIII. Affair near Fulsom's Fort... Part I. Chapter IX. Posture of affairs in the fall of 1779... Part I. Chapter X. Augusta evacuated by Williamson, and occupied by Brown and Grierson... Part I. Chapter XI.Colonel Williamson invests Augusta... Part I. Chapter XII. Military operations culminating in the surrender of Savannah... Part I. Chapter XIII. Legislative proceedings... Part I. Chapter XIV. Cultivation of the tobacco plant in Georgia... Part I. Chapter XV. Original plan of the city... Part I. Chapter XVI. Augusta incorporated... Part I. Chapter XVII. Mayors Garvin, Miller and Dearing... Part I. Chapter XVIII. Bench and bar Part I. Chapter XIX. Bench and bar continued Part I. Chapter XX. Bench and bar continued Part I. Chapter XXI. Bench and bar continued Part I. Chapter XXII. Bench and bar concluded Part I. Chapter XXIII. The medical profession Part I. Chapter XXIV. The medical profession, concluded Part I. Chapter XXV. The press Part I. Chapter XXVI. Social, secret, literary, and benevolent societies Part I. Chapter XXVII. Educational Part I. Chapter XXVIII. Banks and banking Part I. Chapter XXIX. Churches Part I. Chapter XXX. Manufactures Part I. Chapter XXXI. Transportation Part II. Biographical Index