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1. 08/30/1866

   Commitment to trial for Henry Sims, "Person of Color" for being accused of "assault with intent to kill." The commitment is signed by Thomasville Mayor Peter Alexander Selkirk McGlashan on August 30, 1866. The court date is set for December 17, 1866 (the "third Monday in December) at Thomas County Superior Court, at the Thomas County Courthouse. Sims was ordered to stay in jail until trial.

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2. 08/31/1896

   Bill or receipt from Dr. W.W. Bruce to James Pearce or Pierce for services rendered for J.W. Ingram or Ingraham for $10, August 31, 1896.

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3. 11/02/1868

   Oath of Intention made in Thomas County for Jacob Hirschinger, November 2, 1868. Hirschinger appeared at the County Courthouse in Thomasville with two witnesses, Jonas Schiff and Jacob Kubitshek, in order to make an oath of his intention to become a citizen of the United States of America. It notes Hirschinger was born and raised in Bavaria, Germany; that he is 29 years old; and that he renounces all allegiance to the Bavarian king. It also no...

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4. 12/20/1884

   2-page itemized bill from L.F. Thompson & Co. to the Piney Woods Hotel Co. for window sashes, weights, glass, and other window-related material for a total of $576.85, December 20, 1884. L.F. Thompson calls itself "Watt's Store" on its stationary and lists L.F. Thompson and James Watt as owners.

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5. 1877

   Bills from the Thomas County Commission to Noah E. Chastain and T.H. Chastain, January 3, 1877. Both are listed as election managers for Murphy's Preceinct, and both were charged $2 by the Commissioners. Written on stationary from The Southern Enterprise newspaper.

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6. 1877

   Receipt for purchases made at B.F. Fudge Hardware store on Jackson Street by the government of Thomas County, 1877. Purchases include 12 feet of 8 inch pipe, a large funnel, and a privy (toilet) seat, all for the jail. Signed and approved by John H. Stephens.

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7. 1895

   Bill or receipt from Dr. A.P. Taylor to James Pierce or Pearce for services rendered for J.W. Ingraham or Ingram for $10, 1895. Service is written but illegible. Letterhead notes Dr. Taylor's office is over Stark's (Bakery) at the corner of Broad and Fletcher (Remington).

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8. 1945

   A public notice sign for "Special Taxes for Year 1945" for the Three Toms Tavern, Inc., also known as Three Toms Inn, designed to be posted in a visable place. State tax of $30.

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9. c.1935

   A blank check from Commercial Bank that fell out of the Commercial Bank checkbook; stamped in the signature section with a "Three Toms Tavern, Inc." stamp. c.1935.

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10. c.1940

    Postcard promoting United States Army recruiting for World War II. c.1940. Sent to George Goodwin of Boston, Georgia. Includes message that the reader should sign up for the Army at their United States Post Office.

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11. "Abraham Lincoln: Strategist--Opportunist" - 1901;1902;1903

    Booklet entitled "Abraham Lincoln: StrategistaOpportunist, The Great Emancipator, a Misnomer," a Compilation with comments by T. M. McIntosh, M. D.

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12. "Address by T. M. McIntosh, M. D." at the American Legion Home - 1901;1902;1903

    Printed "Address by T. M. McIntosh, M. D., Thomasville, Georgia, American Legion Home, September 27, 1931." Handwritten on covera"John B. Gordon Chapter, 383."

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13. "Atlanta Constitution"--Star Shower (1899) - 1957

    "Atlanta Constitution" article regarding a star shower. (1899)

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14. "Avery's History of Georgia" Appendix A (Civil War Officers) - 1901;1902;1903

    Appendix A of "Avery's History of Georgia." Lists Georgia Officers that served in the Civil War.

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15. "Bird-Banding by Means of Systematic Trapping" (1919) - 1901;1902;1903

    Booklet entitled "Bird-Banding by Means of Systematic Trapping" by S. Prentiss Baldwin, from Abstract of Proceedings, Linnaean Society of New York, No. 31, 1919. Folder also contains three letters regarding banded birds found in Thomas County. The letters were found inside the booklet.

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16. "Blooming" articles - 1946;1947;1948;1949

    Handwritten (by Elizabeth Hopkins) notes and newspaper clippings from "Blooming" articles. Not clear, but appears that "Blooming" was a column in a local paper or other publication. Describes the flora currently in bloom. Covers the period from 1940 to 1951.

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17. "Bulletin of Thomas County Vocational School" - 1901;1902;1903

    1950 Bulletin of Thomas County Vocational School Inc.

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18. "Cairo Messenger" Article--Cairo Landmark - 1957

    Cairo Messenger newspaper article about the Roddenbery-Davis house being torn down, 1957.

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19. "Dick English News"--Candidate for Thomas County Coroner - 1901;1902;1903

    Two election fliers for Dick English, for Thomas County Coroner.

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20. "Discipline" (poem) - 1901;1902;1903

    Copies of poem entitled "Discipline" by Mrs. S. L. McElveen (of Whigham). Printed in the "T. T. T." on April 21, 1877, reprinted from "Savannah Morning News," April 11, 1877. Apparently, author was the former Sarah Louise Hayes.

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