The Early History of Jackson County, Georgia: "The Writings of the Late G.J.N. Wilson, Embracing Some of the Early History of Jackson County". The First Settlers, 1784; Formation and Boundaries to the Present Time; Records of the Talasee Colony; Struggles of the Colonies of Yamacutah, Groaning Rock, Fort Yargo, Stonethrow and Thomocoggan

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Foote and Davies Company, 1914 - Jackson County (Ga.) - 337 pages

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The first part of this book is about to turn the Pre-European and colonial history of Georgia upside down. "The Early History of Jackson County" has long been viewed as a quaint account of a county in northeast Georgia, but Wilson unknowingly provided powerful linguistic and architectural evidence of a different history for the Southern Highlands than is taught students today. The revelations will make the "Mayas In Georgia Thing" seem like a pin prick.
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at times very entertaining and also makes you realize how much things have changed....

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