Gilmer County GaArchives Photo group.....Confederate Veterans 1870?
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Marilyn Houser mahouser706@comcast.net  August 3, 2004, 4:22 pm

Source: personal photos
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The 2 photos were found in a box that belong to Ruth Thompson-Sizemore , 
daughter of John W. Thompson & Mary Lewis Walker

We're trying to find out more about these photos.
http://www.angelfire.com/ga/marilynhouser/ChattoogaCoGaCSA.html 

NOTE: from Gerald D. Hodge, Jr. 
War Between the States Historian 

Both of these photos are post-bellum,
circa 1890. 

Bottom photo: Clothing style of late 1800's. Look at the child's clothing. Maybe a couple of Confederate veterans in the group but not all. Hat styles late 1800's and look at the collar of the second man from the right on the back row.

John W. Thompson CSA b: 1841 Gilmer Co Ga d: aft 1923 (have dates) Chattooga Co 
Ga
Co H 23rd  Reg Ga Vol Inf
Army Of Tenn
Cobb, Gordon & Walker Co Ga
also known as Bartow Invincibles


More About JOHN W. THOMPSON:
Burial: Trion City Cemetery, Chattooga County, Georgia
Census 1: 1850, Subdivision 33, Gilmer, Georgia pg 351
Census 2: 1860, Subdivision 33, Gilmer, Georgia pg 19
Census 3: 1870, Whitfield County, Georgia Tunnel Hill: 
Census 4: 1880, Whitfield Co Georgia Mill Creek Dist 192 page 
Census 5: 1900, Floyd Co Ga Lindale Area pg 194
Census 6: 1910, Walker Co Ga City of LaFayette
Census 7: 1920, Chattooga County, Georgia pg 2, Living w/his dau Martha Loggings
Note: Photo of his stone. Marilyn 7/8/04
Note: Have his CSA Records


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