History of Hart County (GA), John William Baker, 1933, 3rd printing 2000, Wolfe Publishing, Fernandina Beach, FL, 32035, located in the Hart County GA Library, abstracted by Teresa McVeigh 4 June, 2004 P. 145-6 Knox's Bridge Knox's Bridge, a wooden structure which spans Tugaloo river at what was formerly Cleveland's Ferry where the public road leading from Pendleton, SC to Carnesville, GA, crossed said river, was built in the year 1854 by col. Samuel KNOX, of Franklin County, Ga., as an individual undertaking, at a cost of $10,000. Col. BOWMAN, of elberton, Ga., was the architect, and Col. Clark MASON was foreman of the work on one end of the bridge, and Judge Noah LOONEY was foreman on the other. [There is more information on the bridge and a picture, if anyone is interested. It was a toll bridge for many years but was bought by the two states of GA and SC and made a free bridge on Hwy. 59. It was still there in 1933 when the book was written, I don't think it is still standing.] p. 330-1 History of Hartwell Schools, lists teachers: Martin V. LOONEY and wife in 1873. Martin V. LOONEY and wife in 1875-6-7. Morgan H. LOONEY in 1881. George C. LOONEY, 1898-99-1900. Teresa McVeigh New Orleans, LA