Some of you might be interested in these books given the number of people in our area who went to Ga during this period. Martha ><http://www.factorswalk.com/militia/militia.htm>History of the Georgia >Militia >http://www.factorswalk.com/militia/militia.htm > >Martha - I thought you might want to have this for those in the NC section >who had family going down to GA. > >This looks really great. I haven't gone to it yet, but sending to those >who may not have gotten this. > >Judy Canant > >Here is the message that came with it. > >Subj: [GASCREVE] Fw: {not a subscriber} History of the Georgia Militia >1783-1861 >Date: 11/1/2004 4:03:05 PM Eastern Standard Time >From: <mailto:[email protected]>[email protected] >To: <mailto:[email protected]>[email protected] >Sent from the Internet (Details > >From: "David Little" <[email protected]> >To: <[email protected]>; <[email protected]>; ><[email protected]>; <[email protected]>; ><[email protected]> >Sent: Sunday, October 31, 2004 6:03 PM >Subject: {not a subscriber} History of the Georgia Militia 1783-1861 > > >A new website giving details of Gordon Smith's four > > volume series on the history of antebellum Georgia > > militia has been published. The URL is > > > > http://www.factorswalk.com/militia/militia.htm > > > > Besides giving information on purchasing the series, > > more importantly it gives the full text of all four > > tables of contents and the four indexes listing all > > names, counties and units discussed. > > > > In the spirit of full disclosure, Gordon is a personal > > friend of mine but I own and use a set of these and > > have also purchased copies for several libraries in > > the State. These are excellent sources. > > > > When I originally posted a notice about these volumes > > I received literally hundreds of requests for lookups > > in the index. I was unable to get around to them all > > but this site gives the exact same information. > > > > David