THE ARNOLD FAMILY ASSOCIATION OF THE SOUTH
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                     		From the Files of Ted O. Brooke – GEORGIA (Part I)
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			  	 Table of Contents

State of Georgia, Biographical Questionnaires					1
						
The Story of Georgia									2

Memoirs of Georgia – Vol. 1
	Coweta County Sketches							4
	Elbert County Sketches							5
	Fulton County Sketches							6
	Glynn County Sketches							7

Memoirs of Georgia – Vol. II
	Memoirs of Deceased Physicians 						8	

History of Georgia – Vol. II								9		

A Standard History of Georgia and Georgians
	Volume V									10	
	Volume VI									11		

Cemetery Records
	Clayton County								12
	Cobb County									12
	Dekalb County								12
	Douglas County								12
	Fulton County									13
	Gwinnett County								13
	Rockdale County								13
	Walton County								13	

30,638 Burials in Georgia								14	

Census Indexes
	1830 State Census								15
	1850 Georgia Mortality Schedule						16
	1860 Georgia Mortality Census						16
	1870 Georgia Mortality Census						17

Virtual Vaults, Headright and Bounty Plats – ARON ARNOLD (1786)		18

Appling County
	Deeds 1833-1899								18

Baker County
	Deeds and Mortgages: 1850-1887						19		
	1840 Census									19

Banks County
	Marriage Records 1859-1873							19

Bartow County
	Deeds 1837-1895								20
	ARNOLD Hill Cemetery							21

Bibb County
	1840 Census									22

Bleckley County
	Marriage Records 1913-1956							22
	Cemetery Survey of Bleckley County					22

Bryan County
	1830 Census									23
	1840 Census									23

Burke County
	1820 Census									23

Butts County
	Marriages 1826-1926								23
	
Camden County
	1830 Census									24
	Will Extract – JOHN ARNOLD (1803)					24
	
Campbell County
	Marriage Licenses 1828-1872							24
	1840 Census									24

Carroll County
	Marriages 1827-1897								25
	1840 Census									25

Chatham County
	1805 Land Lottery								26
	1820 Census									26
	1840 Census									26
	1845 State Census								26		
	Marriages 1806-1851								27
	Marriages in Newspapers 1763-1805						27
	Marriage Settlements in Deed Books 1785-1852				27		
	Will Abstract – ELIZA ARNOLD (1818)					27

Cherokee County
	Land Records	Vols 1-6							28
	Marriage Records 1841-1910							29
	Cemeteries									29
	Civil War Record – CLEMENT ARNOLD					29

Clarke County
	1820 Census									30
	1830 Census									30
	Estate Papers 1801-1923							30
	Cemeteries									30
	Marriage Records 1803-1909							30

Clayton County
	Cemeteries									31
	
Cobb County
	1834 State Census								32		
	Bond Book 1833-1855 – JOHN F. ARNOLD (1852)			32
	Marriage Records 1865-1900							32
	Index to Deeds 1884-1934							33		
	Miscellaneous Estate Records – JOSEPH D. ARNOLD (1861)		33
	Methodist Church Cemetery, Roswell					33

Coffee County
	1874 Marriage Record							34

To be continued

	

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“State of Georgia, Biographical Questionnaires (Department of Archives and History, Drawer 15, Boxes 1-15) Abstracted by Ted O. Brooke

ARNALL, HENRY CLAIR – b 4 Nov. 1877, Newnan, Coweta Co., GA.  Married 11 Oct 1899, Newnan, GA, DOLLIE BOHANNON, b 24 Sept. 1878, Coweta Co.  

Father: HENRY CLAY ARNALL, b 18 May 1850, Coweta Co., GA.  Married 20 Oct. 1874; 
d. 14 May 1929, Newnan, GA.

Mother: SALLIE KATE WYNN, b 4 Mar. 1850, Coweta Co., GA., d 18 Nov 1920, Newnan, GA.

Grandfather: JOHN GHOLSTON ARNALL, b 26 Dec. 1811, Coweta Co. GA. (NOTE:  This is incorrect as Coweta Co. didn’t exist in 1811).  Married 21 Nov 1832 (?) in Buckingham Co., VA, d 15 Nov. 1873, Coweta Co. GA.

Grandmother: NANCY MILES GIBBS, b 28 May 1815, Hanover Co., VA., d 15 Jun 1873, Coweta Co., GA.

Children:  
HAMILTON C. ARNALL, b 28 July 1900
RALEIGH ARNALL, b Mar. 1908.

(Questionnaire dated 4 Nov 1942)

ARNOLD, CRAIG RITCHIE – b 10 Apr 1864, Philadelphia, PA.  Married ELIZABETH COOPER b. 22 M(a)y 1891 in Birmingham, AL.  She married Samuel Speer who died in March 1917.

C. R. ARNOLD was a member of the General Assembly from Lumpkin Co., GA., 1917-18, 1923-24.

Father:  Judge MICHAEL ARNOLD, b 17 July 1840, d 24 Apr. 1903 in Philadelphia, PA.  He served as paymaster clerk in New Orleans during the War Between the States.

Mother:  ELIZABETH COVINGTON, b 1840 in Virginia, d 11 Nov 1927 in Philadelphia, PA.

Grandfather: MICHAEL ARNOLD, Sr., b in Hampshire Co. VA.

Grandmother: ELIZA KNIZELL

Children: (By first wife): 
ELIZABETH COVINGTON ARNOLD, b Sept. 1887
BENJ. B. ARNOLD, b Dec 1889, d Mar. 1906
EMILY WETHERILL ARNOLD, b Mar 1890

(Questionnaire dated 5 July 1935)

ARNOLD, DAVID JOHNSON – b 26 Jun 1897, Hampton, Henry Co., GA.  Married 
ETHEL MIRIAM SLOAN, b 13 Sep. 1903, Henry Co., GA.

Father: Dr. ROBERT JOHNSON ARNOLD, b 1863, Oglethorpe Co., GA.  Married 28 Dec 1887 in Henry Co., GA; d 7 Mar 1919 in Hampton, GA.

Mother:  NELLIE CURRY, b 2 Feb 1870, Henry Co., GA, d 15 or 25 Apr 1915 in Hampton, GA.

Grandfather: OLIVER HAZARD ARNOLD, Sr., b 1834 in South Carolina. Married in Oglethorpe Co., GA; d 1907 in Oglethorpe Co., GA.

Grandmother: NANCY ELIZABETH JOHNSON, b 1839 in Oglethorpe Co., GA; d 1912, Clarke Co., GA.

(Questionnaire dated 19 Jan 1929)

ARNOLD, EDWARD ZACHRY – b 5 Jan 1889, Stockbridge, Henry Co., GA.  Married 29 Jun 1911, Fort Gaines, GA. to JIMMIE ELIZABETH McLENDON, 

Father:  WALTER ELIJAH ARNOLD, b 1 July 1861, Henry Co., GA., d 19 Apr 1919, Birmingham, AL.

Mother:  HATTIE LAVONIA MURPHY, b 12 Oct 1867, Clayton Co., GA.

Grandfather: JAMES ARNOLD, b Henry Co., GA

(Questionnaire dated 21 Apr 1931)

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“The Story of Georgia” Biographical Volume (Fully indexed), The American Historical Society, New York (1938)  (Note: I have attempted to extract only the genealogical data from these biographical sketches, although they usually contain some additional biographical information such as occupations, education, etc.  TOB)

p. 168
Peniston, Ellis H. (Reference to ARNALL mills in Newnan and ARNALL manufacturing company of Elberton) as has been outlined in a review of the life of FRANK M. ARNALL (q.v.).  This important corporation had its beginning immediately after the end of the War Between the States and later under the direction of HENRY C. ARNALL, over a period of four decades it expanded to its present large proportions and outstanding position in the manufacture of blankets sold to an international trade.  Shortly after the death of the President, HENRY C. ARNALL, A. W. ARNALL became President, a position he occupied until March 15, 1936, when F. M. ARNALL became President.  

p. 169
ARNALL, ALTON W. – Mr. ARNALL was born in 1880, the son of H. C. ARNALL, Sr., pioneer businessman and manufacturer in Newnan…  Mr. ARNALL married SUSIE WILLCOXON, who passed away in 1908.  There were three children by this marriage, two of whom survive:  
1. Mrs. MILDRED W. (ARNALL) PENISTON
2. Mrs. MYRTLE A. MANN, who is the mother of one daughter, Susie A. Mann.

ALTON W. ARNALL died at his home in Newnan on Sunday, March 15, 1936, at the age of 56 years.

p. 194
ARNALL, PAUL ESRIC – He was born 23 February 1899 in Fayette Co., son of WILLIAM and VERA (HAISTEN) ARNALL, the second of three children born in the family.  The other children are WILLIAM HOWARD ARNALL and WARREN WERDELL ARNELL, the latter of Atlanta.  The ARNALL family is one of the oldest in this section.  Mr. ARNALL’s grandfather, JAMES ARNALL, was a native of Fayette County and served with the Confederate forces in the War Between the States, with General Wheeler’s (Cavalry) Division.  WILLIAM ARNALL was a farmer and merchant, as many members of the family have been, operating in Fayette County where he died in 1905 at the age of 33.

PAUL ESRIC ARNALL married DOLLY HENDERSON, daughter of H. W. and Nannie (Gable) Henderson, both of whom are natives of Georgia.  Of this marriage were born two children:
1.  PATRICIA ARNALL
2.  ROBERT ARNALL

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p. 322
Quinn, Elizabeth Harris married John Hallifield Quinn, of Sandersville, GA.  Mr. and Mrs. Quinn are parents of two children:
1.  Mary M. Quinn, who was graduated from Gordon College, attended Wesleyan College 	for 3 years and is now married to HUGH M. ARNOLD. 
2.  Julia Wheeler Quinn, now a student at Gordon college.

p. 374
ARNALL, HAMILTON C. – Mr. ARNALL was born 28 July 1900 in Newnan, Georgia, son of HENRY CLAIR and DOLLIE (BOHANNON) ARNALL, both of this place.  On 1 June, 1927, HAMILTON C. ARNALL married FRANCES COLE.  They are the parents of two children:
1.  DOLLIE ARNALL (date of birth in sketch)
2.  HAMILTON C. ARNALL, Jr. (date of birth in sketch)

p. 380
ARNALL, FRANK M. – A native of Newnan, GA., b 15 Dec 1885, son of HENRY C. and SALLY K. (WYNN) ARNALL, and a member of the fine old pioneer families of Coweta County.  His mother died on 18 Nov. 1920, and his father lived until 1929.  In 1923 FRANK M. ARNALL married RUTH MONCRIEF, of Georgia, and they are the parents of two children:
1.  KATIE G. ARNALL (date of birth in sketch)
2.  LUCILLE M. ARNALL (date of birth in sketch)

p. 448
ARNOLD, ALLEN JOHNSON – Born in Wilkes Co., GA in 1860, the son of MOSES ARNOLD.  On 13 Feb 1892 at Monroe, GA, Mr. ARNOLD married EVA NOWELL, daughter of Calvin Gordon and Elizabeth (Felker) Nowell.  Her father was a veteran of the War Between the States.  Mrs. ARNOLD, who now resides in Monroe, is eligible for membership in the Colonial Dames, the Daughters of the American Revolution, and the United Daughters of the Confederacy, through her distinguished lineage.  Mr. and Mrs. ARNOLD were the parents of two sons:
1.  HENRY MAXWELL ARNOLD who married SARAH GLOVER, of Rome, GA.  They are 	the parents of one son, HARRY MAXWELL ARNOLD., Jr (date of birth in sketch).
2.  ALLEN JOHNSON ARNOLD who was born in 1899 and died in 1923.

ALLEN JOHNSON ARNOLD died at his home in Monroe in 1917 at the age of 57 years.

p. 688
ARNOLD, REUBEN R. – Born in Atlanta, 23 March 1868 and has lived in that city all of his life.  His father was REUBEN ARNOLD, a native of Tennessee, who, before the Civil War, was a member of the Tennessee Bar, who served as Colonel of a Tennessee Confederate regiment in the Civil War, and who at the close of the War in 1865 moved to Atlanta, where he continued the practice of law.  The paternal grandfather of the subject of this sketch, THOMAS D. ARNOLD, was a soldier in the War of 1812, serving under Andrew Jackson, was Brigadier-General of Tennessee Militia, was a member of the Tennessee Bar for over 50 years and represented the First District of Tennessee in Congress.  Mr. ARNOLD’s mother was VIRGINIA LOWRY, of Tennessee.  His maternal grandfather was William M. Lowry, a native of Virginia, who moved to Tennessee in his early life and who came to Atlanta at the close of the Civil War in 1865 and established the Lowry Bank.

REUBEN R. ARNOLD had a younger brother, LOWRY ARNOLD, who joined his law firm in 1892.  LOWRY ARNOLD died in 1933.  

In 1905 Mr. ARNOLD married FRANCES WALTER of Savannah.  There are two children of  the marriage:
1.  Mrs. Hugh I. Richardson of Atlanta.
2.  THOMAS D. ARNOLD, who is one of Mr. ARNOLD’s partners at the present time in the 	practice of Law.

p. 807.
Edwards, Lemuel Franklin  - in 1880 he married JENNIE ARNOLD, daughter of O. H. and NANCY ELIZABETH (JOHNSON) ARNOLD.  

p. 822
Griswell, Charles Franklin – On 3 Nov. 1899, at Dacula, Mr. FRANKLIN married IDA MAY ARNOLD, daughter of WILLIAM GILBERT and OCTAVIA (BRAND) ARNOLD, residents of Lawrenceville where her father engages in farming.  Mr. and Mrs. Griswell were the parents of one daughter, Annie May Griswell, who married Robert Etheridge and passed away at the age of 21 years.

p. 855
Hardin, Hugh M. – On 24 February 1916, at Athens, Mr. HARDIN married KATIE MAE ARNOLD, daughter of NATHANIEL D. and ANNIE (CALLOWAY) ARNOLD.  Mr. and Mrs. Hardin are the parents of three children: Nathaniel ARNOLD Hardin; Hazel Madura Hardin and Catherine Jennings Hardin.

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“Memoirs of Georgia containing Historical Accounts of the State’s Civil, Military, Industrial and Professional Interests, and Personal Sketches of Many of its People” Vol. I, The South Historical Association (1895) (Note:  This book is cover titled and more familiarly known as “Memoirs of Georgia, Historical and Biographical Illustrated.”  TOB)

p. 519 - Coweta County Sketches
“WILLIAM T. ARNALL, one of Senoia’s prominent citizens, was born in Walton County, GA, in 1839, his parents, JOHN and NANCY A. (GIBBS) ARNALL, being also natives of this state.  The father, born in Butts County in 1811, was the son of WILLIAM H. ARNALL, a Virginian who came to Georgia, settling in Butts County before 1800, making the long journey thither on horseback.  He was by trade a wheelwright and blacksmith, at which he worked for many years.  His son JOHN settled in Coweta County in 1843, and there the younger WILLIAM grew to manhood, attending school in what was noted as a better schoolhouse than most of that time, in that the logs of which it was built were hewed, and the chimney, though of sticks and dirt, was the outlet of a fire-place extending almost across the entire end of the building.  The writing-desk too, was a great improvement for those days, being made like the roof of a house, with a slope on each side so that it would accommodate pupils on both sides.  It was no unusual occurrence in those days for the pupils to turn the teacher out on Christmas and make him treat.  

“Soon after the outbreak of the War, in July, 1861, young ARNALL enlisted in Company A, Seventh Georgia Regiment.  In this company he remained until the Second Battle of Manassas, where he was wounded in the arm, on Aug. 30, and when he reached home on Sept. 20 he weighed only eighty-four pounds.  As soon as he was sufficiently recovered he helped Capt. J. H. Graham recruit a cavalry company, and on Dec. 29, 1862, he returned to the front, at which time he weighed 172 pounds.  In May, 1863, his wound broke out afresh and the physician told him he must lose his arm or his life; he, however, refused to submit to amputation of the suffering member, and at last, to his great joy, it healed.  

“He was in a number of very hard-fought battles: Yorktown, VA., the Seven Days fight at Richmond, Thoroughfare Gap, VA, and that at Manassas.  He was with Bragg in his retreat from Chattanooga; was wounded again, this time in the hand, at Chickamauga, by which he was laid up about two months.  But as soon as he was able he returned once more to his company, to remain with it to the end of the war.  He was with Gen. Wheeler when he captured Stoneham and shared in the sufferings of those perilous times.  

“In common with his comrades he returned home to Coweta County after the war was done, having nothing with which to begin life, but with courage and patience he engaged in farming, in which he has prospered.  In 1878 he removed to Senoia and engaged in the cotton trade, dealing also in buggies, wagons, etc., and still giving attention and care to the interests of his farm.  His standing in the community is high, and he is liked and respected by all who know him.

“In December, 1858, Mr. ARNALL was married to Miss FRANCES J. NORTH, born in Coweta County, January, 1840, the daughter of Abraham B. and Eliza (Holmes) North.  To them were born two sons, ROBERT E. (ARNALL) and LUCIUS T. F. (ARNALL.)  Mrs. ARNALL, who was a faithful member of the M. E. church, died in November, 1862.  In 1865 he married MARTHA C. COUCH, daughter of Matthew and Jane (Eusley) Couch and they had four children: JANE E. (ARNALL), wife of J. T. Glover; IDELIA (ARNALL), wife of Dr. Green; SALLIE GIBBS (ARNALL) and JOHN C. (ARNALL).

“The mother, who was born in Coweta County in 1844, died in August, 1892.  (On) November 21, 1893, Mr. ARNALL married Mrs. ELIZABETH J. TEGNE, daughter of John and Elvira (Carlton) Urquhart, who was born in Coweta County in 1855.  Mr. and Mrs. ARNALL are both members of the Baptist Church.”  

p. 520 – Coweta County Sketches
“HUGH M. ARNOLD, one of the leading citizens of Newnan, Coweta Co., GA., was born in November, 1842, his parents being JAMES and MATILDA (WARE) ARNOLD.  His father was born in Wilkes County, in 1802, and was reared on a farm.  The parental grandfather of HUGH M. ARNOLD was a native of South Carolina, who came to Georgia before 1800, settling in the woods, in which there had never been a stick cut.  HUGH M. ARNOLD was reared on a farm and attended school in an old log school-house with a stick chimney and a puncheon floor.  For a short time he went to school in Newnan, but in 1861, when only eighteen years of age, enlisted in Company B, under Capt. R. L. Y. Long, remaining one year, at the expiration of which he re-enlisted and after two years, returned home and engaged in farming, which occupation he still continues.   Mr. ARNOLD was in the battles of Cotton Hills, Seven Pines and Loop Creek.  

“In 1868 Mr. ARNOLD was united in marriage to Miss MARY TOWNSEN, daughter of James and Sarah (Grantlin) Townsen.  To this union three children have been born: BRAD, MOLLIE, and SALLIE.  Mrs. ARNOLD was born in Upson County, GA, and died in 1872, a member of the M. E. Church.  Three years later, Mr. ARNOLD married FANNIE SIMS, daughter of John D. Sims, to whom six children have been born: FANNIE L. (ARNOLD), EVA (ARNOLD), JOHN (ARNOLD), ALMA H. M. (ARNOLD)(deceased), JENNIE C. (ARNOLD), and an infant.  Mrs. Arnold was born and reared in Coweta County and is a member of the Baptist, while Mr. ARNOLD is a member of the M. E. Church.  Mr. ARNOLD was formerly a member of the Masonic order.  He began life with very little, but has succeeded well, and besides owning a large farm, has one of the nicest residences in Newnan, where he and his family are among the leading and most respected citizens.”

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p. 627 – Elbert County Sketches
“M’ALPIN ARNOLD.  Like many of the early residents of Elbert County, GA., the ARNOLD family, from which Mr. McALPIN ARNOLD, a leading merchant and banker of Elberton descends, came from North Carolina.  About 1815, DAVIS ARNOLD, a native of North Carolina, and his wife (ELIZABETH WILHITE) and family left the ‘Old North’ and located in Elbert County, GA.  He was a farmer and one of the leading early settlers of the county.  JOSEPH, one of his sons, brought up on the farm, and learning the carpenter’s trade, early prepared himself for a busy life.  He added to the original acreage of the ARNOLD homestead and became a large slave owner.  He served in the late War and died in Feburary, 1895, at the advanced age of seventy-eight years.  JOSEPH ARNOLD married SARAH K. THORNTON, a daughter of Benjamin and Nancy (Payne) Thornton, natives of Virginia.  Benjamin Thornton was a preacher who filled pulpits of the Baptist Church in Hart, Elbert and Oglethorpe Counties, for over forty years, dying in Hart County in 1876.

“Mr. McALPIN ARNOLD, son of JOSEPH and SARAH K. (THORNTON) ARNOLD, was born on a farm in Elbert County in 1847.  His education was obtained from the country schools and at the age of seventeen he enlisted in the War, serving in the militia and state troops, and was in the fight at Coosahatchie, SC.  

“In 1875, he married ANNIE CARTER, daughter of James M. Carter, who was born in Hart County.  His father was born in Virginia, and belonged to the family of Carters in that state.  Mr. Carter is a well-to-do farmer, now living in Hart County.  Was in the general assembly in 1860, and was a brave soldier in the War Between the States.  Mrs. ARNOLD’s mother, Mary Louise Clark, was a direct descendant of the Alston family, originally from Virginia, but whose descendants are now scattered over most of the southern states.  They are a family of revolutionary distinction and many incidents of startling interest are connected with this family, both in the remote as well as in the recent history of our country. 

“By this union were born the following living children: SARAH LOUISE (ARNOLD), JULIUS Y. (ARNOLD), EDNA (ARNOLD), and CARTER (ARNOLD.)  Mrs. ARNOLD was born in 1849.  The early part of Mr. ARNOLD’s life was spent on the farm but in 1874 he engaged in the mercantile business with Thomas M. Swift.  In 1876 this partnership was dissolved and he joined H. K. Gairdner in the business which has since been continued.  Mr. ARNOLD is President of the Bank of Elberton, and is a representative business man of Elbert County.  He is noted for his sound, practical judgment, prudence, sagacity and diligence.  Connected with these qualities are traits of justice, integrity and absolute fidelity to every obligation.”

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p. 705 – Fulton County Sketches
“Col. REUBEN ARNOLD, one of the most talented lawyers of Atlanta, is a native of Greeneville, Tennessee.  Born on Aug. 7, 1833, he was reared in this town until fifteen years old.  In the fall of 1848 he entered the University of Tennessee, whence he graduated in 1851.  He then began the study of law with his father, Gen. THOMAS D. ARNOLD, a member of congress from the First District.  His father fought through the War of 1812 and was appointed Brigadier-General of the East Tennessee Militia.  

“Mr. REUBEN ARNOLD was admitted to the Bar in 1854, and located in Greeneville, Tennessee, where he prosecuted his profession until the opening of the War.  In 1861 he organized the Twenty-Ninth Tennessee Infantry, and was elected Lieutenant-Colonel, and acted in this capacity while doing active service, except during the interval between the Battle of Fishing Creek in January, 1862, and the Battle of Shiloh in April, 1862.  For these four months he commanded the regiment.  From May, 1862, to May, 1863, he was unable to accompany his command on account of illness and was compelled to leave it.  When health and vigor were fully regained he took his seat in the Tennessee legislature, to which he had been overwhelmingly elected, and consequently never rejoined his regiment.  In May of 1863 he enlisted in the partisan rangers, an independent company commanded by his brother, JOHN Q. ARNOLD.  He entered and continued a private until the close of the conflict.  Col. ARNOLD participated in the following battles: Rock Castle, KY., Eastport, TN., Shiloh, Farmington, TN, Fishing Creek, and innumerable skirmishes and minor engagements.  

“After leaving his comrades he tramped to North Carolina and made a crop on a farm in Rutherford County, remaining there until November, 1865, and then removed to Atlanta, GA.  Having received a full pardon from President Johnson, who was an intimate friend of his father, he began the practice of law.  He formed a co-partnership with Col. E. N. Broyles, and later was associated with his brother, FRANK.  At present the firm consists of himself and his two sons.

“During the year 1867 he held the office of City Attorney of Atlanta.  He is a Knight Templar, Mason, Red Man, and affiliates with the Episcopal Church.  Col. ARNOLD was married in 1863, while the war was in progress, to VIRGINIA, daughter of the late Col. Wm. M. Lowry.  She died in 1879, leaving six children as follows: VERNON (ARNOLD), REUBEN R. (ARNOLD), LOWRY P. (ARNOLD), VIRGINIA (ARNOLD), THOMAS B. (ARNOLD), and DAISY (ARNOLD).  Col. ARNOLD is a practitioner of the old, fast-fading type.  He possesses a just conception of the lofty principles and aims of his high calling and never stoops to a low or contemptible action.  He believes in construing the law in its true, common-sense light, and raising it to the loftiest plane, above reproach and ignoble slander.  He is minutely acquainted with all departments of the law – a well-developed, symmetrical disciple of Blackstone and Chitty.  His success in managing difficult and sometimes desperate murder cases has been phenomenal.  At cross-questioning he is adroit and cunning and before the jury  almost irresistible.  Humor and pathos are alike at his command.  As a popular man, an eloquent speaker, and a logical, convincing lawyer Col. ARNOLD is without a superior.”

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p. 974 – Glynn County Sketches
“W. ARNOLD, proprietor of ‘Ocean View House,’ St. Simon’s Island, Glynn Co., GA is a son of FREDERICK ARNOLD, and was born in Prussia March 4, 1846.  His father was a native of Bromberg, Germany, where he spent his days, and where he died in 1849.  Mr. ARNOLD’s father gave him a good education preparatory to his studying for the profession of an architect.  At the age of seventeen he commenced life for himself, without financial means.  

“In 1869 he came to the United States and after a short stop in New York came to Tattnall County, GA in 1870.  Later he determined to settle permanently on St. Simon’s Island.  Selecting the most eligible site, commanding an expansive ‘ocean view,’ he purchased thirty acres on the ocean beach, and has built and conducts in luxurious style and on the most liberal scale ‘Ocean View House,’ which is fast gaining the distinction of being one of the most attractive, delightful and popular of the summer resorts on the south Atlanta coast.

“Mr. ARNOLD was married in 1881 to Miss ANNA F., daughter of Charles and Sarah (Hay) Stevens, natives respectively of Denmark and England.  Mr. Stevens came to this country when about twenty-two years old, and died in Fort Delaware during the War, when about fifty years old.  Mrs. Stevens (nee Hay) came to the United States when about eighteen years of age, is still living, and is about seventy-seven years old.  Mr. and Mrs. ARNOLD were blessed with two children, LEOPOLD (ARNOLD) and WINNIEBAULD (ARNOLD).  Mr. ARNOLD is a member of the Lutheran, and Mrs. ARNOLD is a member of the Protestant Episcopal Church.”

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“Memoirs of Georgia containing Historical Accounts of the State’s Civil, Military, Industrial and Professional Interests, and Personal Sketches of Many of its People” Vol. II, The South Historical Association (1895) (Note:  This book is cover titled and more familiarly known as “Memoirs of Georgia, Historical and Biographical Illustrated.”  TOB)

p. 175 – Memoirs of Deceased Physicians 
“RICHARD DENNIS ARNOLD, born in the city of Savannah, GA, August, 1808; died in the same city, July 10, 1876, of phthisis pulmonalis.  His early education was obtained from a private instructor.  He graduated with high honor from Princeton College, New Jersey.  After graduating from Princeton, he studied medicine in the office of Dr. W. R. Waring, of Savannah.  In 1830 he was graduated M.D. by the University of Pennsylvania.  After receiving his degree in medicine, he was awarded the position of house physician in Blockly Hospital, Philadelphia.  His term of service in Blockly Hospital terminated in 1832, when he located in Savannah as a general practioner of medicine.  He soon established himself as a physician of acknowledged skill.  In 1835 he was appointed one of the physicians to the Savannah Hospital, and held this position for thirty years.  He was noted for his sympathy with and services to the poor.  With him, there was in the practice of medicine something higher and better than mere money-getting, i.e., the rich blessing of being permitted to do good to his fellow-beings.  He was truly a good Samaritan.  

“All through life, although he was the physician of the wealthiest citizens of Savannah, he found pleasure in gratuitous services to the poor of the city.  Dr. ARNOLD was one of the ablest and most prominent physicians of Georgia.  He was one of the founders, and the first secretary, of the American Medical Association, which was organized in 1846, the meeting being held in New York City.  [A long dissertation of Dr. ARNOLD’s affiliations within the medical world is outlined.]

“He was a man of marked humor and possessed of wonderful power in satire, though it was never wielded so as to wound or offend.  While fully in love with his profession, he took great interest in all public measure affecting the welfare of his city and state.  No man labored more assiduously to promote the sanitary condition of Savannah.  When rice fields were permitted to exist within the city of Savannah and the immediate vicinity, and thus decimate the inhabitants by malaria so engendered, Dr. ARNOLD used his great influence in moulding (sic) public sentiment and legal enactments to suppress the evil.  Every sanitary measure had his advocacy.  It was largely due to his influence that an ample and healthful public water supply was secured in Savannah.  He was chosen president of the water commission of that city, and served in that position for thirty-five consecutive years.  

“He was for a number of years a member of the board of health of Savannah; a member of the Masonic fraternity for fifty years, holding high official positions in the order, and member of the board of managers of the Savannah city hospital.  He was also one of the founders of the Georgia Historical Society.  His interest in public affairs naturally led him into politics.  He was repeatedly elected an alderman, and in 1843, 1851, 1859, 1863, was selected mayor of Savannah, the latter term extending to the end of the war.  He was several times elected to the general assembly of the state, service in both the house and the senate.  [Additional information on his success is listed including titles of medical literature.]

“In the several epidemics of yellow fever in Savannah during Dr. ARNOLD’s life, he rendered valuable and conspicuous service.  Dr. ARNOLD was truly the beloved physician in the hearts of the citizens of Savannah.  His death was an irreparable loss to his city and state.  When he died, the mayor of Savannah convened the board of aldermen in special session, and feelingly announced the death of the great and good physician.  The board of aldermen adopted resolutions expressive of the high esteem in which Dr. ARNOLD was held in that city, and subsequently attended his funeral in a body.  The funeral was one of the largest every held in the state – all classes thus testifying their great love for the deceased.  In the death of Dr. ARNOLD the city of Savannah and the state of Georgia lost one of its noblest, best citizens, and the medical profession of that city, the state and the nation mourns the loss of a good Samaritan and savant.

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“History of Georgia” Volume II, The S. J. Clarke Publishing Co., Chicago-Atlanta (1926) (Note: Vol. 2, 3, 4 are “biographical” volumes – only ARNOLD sketch is in Vol. 2)

p. 66
ZACH ARNOLD – “One of the ablest and best known attorneys in southwestern George is ZACH ARNOLD, whose activities have brought him prominently before the people in professional, civic and public connections.  He was born on the 5th of January, 1889, at Stockbridge, Henry County, Georgia, and is a son of Rev. W. E. and HATTIE (MURPHY) ARNOLD, the latter now living in Atlanta.  The father, who is now deceased, was educated at Middle Georgia College and was a minister of the Methodist Episcopal Church South during all of his active life.

ZACH ARNOLD received his preliminary education in the public schools of Loganville, Barnesville and Fairmount, after which he attended Gordon Institute and Young Harris College.  He then entered the Atlanta Law School, from which he was graduated June 11, 1911, with the B. L. degree and the same day was admitted to the Bar.  He engaged in the practice of his profession in Atlanta until 1913, when he moved to Fort Gaines, where he has practiced continuously since, gaining marked prestige as an able and successful lawyer and as a public-spirited and influential citizen.  He employs none of the arts and tricks of oratory, but his speeches are eloquent in the clearness of statement, the broad common sense of reasoning, the force of logic, earnestness and power.  He has been connected, as counsel, with most of the important cases in the local courts for years and is considered unusually safe and sound as a counselor.  He is a member of the Georgia Bar Association and was a Vice President of the same in 1924.  He also belongs to the Commercial Law League of America.

“Mr. ARNOLD takes a deep interest in everything relating in any way to the welfare of his community, cooperating in the advancement of all measures for the betterment of local conditions.  He is a stanch Democrat and represented his county in the lower house of the State Legislature for eight years, from 1915 to 1922, attending ten sessions, and during the last two years was speaker pro tem.  Fraternally he is a Mason, is a Past Master of his lodge and is now High Priest of the Royal Arch Chapter; he also belongs to the Knights of Pythias and the Woodmen of the World.  He is a member and steward of the Methodist Episcopal Church and is Assistant Superintendent of the Sunday School.  He is Secretary of the Board of Education.  He served for ten years, 1903 to 1913, as a member of the Fifth Regiment, National Guard of Georgia and was Captain in said Regiment for two years.  During the World War he gave effective service as Chairman of the Food Administration and Chairman of the Liberty Loan drives in his county.  He was also Vice President of the Red Cross at Fort Gaines.

“Mr. ARNOLD was married June 29, 1911, to Miss JIMMIE McLENDON, of Fort Gaines, a daughter of N. H. and Jimmie Elizabeth (Wright) McLendon, the former a prosperous and highly respected merchant of Fort Gaines, while the mother was born in Stewart County, Georgia.  Mrs. ARNOLD graduated from the Fort Gaines High School, then attended the Bessie Tift College and the Atlanta Conservatory of Music and taught voice and oratory prior to her marriage.  Mr. and Mrs. ARNOLD are the parents of four children:  ELIZABETH (ARNOLD), EDWINA (ARNOLD), ZACH (ARNOLD), JR., and RUTH (ARNOLD).  Personally, Mr. ARNOLD is a man among men, possessing to a marked degree those qualities which commend a man to the good opinion of his fellows.  He is kindly and thoughtful in all his personal relations and stands high in the confidence and esteem of the entire community.”

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“A Standard History of Georgia and Georgians” Vol. V,  by Lucian Lamar Knight, The Lewis Publishing Company, Chicago-New York (1917) (Note:  No ARNOLD Biographies in Volumes 1-4.  Indexed by Biography Subject only. TOB)

p. 2601 - EDWARD ZACHRY ARNOLD
“It is gratifying to note to how large an extent the Bar of the State of Georgia has in later, as well as former, generations been recruited from the native sons of this great Empire commonwealth of the South, and a prominent representative of the legal profession at the Bar of the Pataula judicial circuit is EDWARD ZACHRY ARNOLD (known as ZACH ARNOLD), who is engaged in the successful practice of law at Fort Gaines, the judicial center of Clay County, and who is a scion of an old and honored Georgia family.

“Mr. ARNOLD was born at Stockbridge, Henry County, Georgia, on the 5th of January, 1889, and is a son of Rev. WALTER E. and HATTIE LAVONIA (MURPHY) ARNOLD, who now maintain their residence at Birmingham, Alabama.  Rev. WALTER E. ARNOLD was born and reared in Henry County, Georgia, and his wife was born at Jonesboro, Clayton County, this state.  Rev. WALTER E. ARNOLD is a man of high intellectual attainments and has devoted his mature life to effective service as a clergyman of the Methodist Episcopal Church South.  He was long a prominent and influential figure in the ministry of the North Georgia Conference, and here he continued his ministrations until January, 1907, when he retired from the active work and moved to Atlanta, there remaining until January, 1916, when he moved to Birmingham, Alabama.  He was born in the year 1863, when his native state was the stage of great polemic activities incidental to the Civil War, and thus his boyhood days were passed under the adverse conditions that marked the so-called period of reconstruction in the South.  Of the children the eldest is MABRY WARD (ARNOLD), who is now the wife of EDWARD O. BATSON, of Sylacauga, Alabama; EMMA HAYNES ARNOLD is a successful and popular teacher of music in the City of Atlanta; WALTER E. (ARNOLD) Jr., is engaged in the insurance business at Birmingham, Alabama; JAMIE EDMUNDSON (ARNOLD) and CHARLES S. (ARNOLD) remain at the parental home; and he whose name initiates this review was the third in order of birth.

“EDWARD ZACHRY ARNOLD was favored in being reared under the influences of a home of distinctive culture and refinement and after availing himself of the advantages of the public schools he was for three years a student in the Gordon Military Institute, at Barnesville, Pike County.  Upon leaving this institution he entered Young Harris College, at Young Harris, Georgia, where he continued higher academic studies for a period of about two years.  In consonance and with his ambition and well-formulated plans, he was then matriculated in the Atlanta Law School, and in this admirable institute he completed the prescribed course and was graduated as a member of the Class of 1911, with first honor, and as valedictorian of his class.  After thus receiving his degree of Bachelor of Laws he engaged in the practice of his profession in the City of Atlanta, where he was successful in his work and proved the legitimacy of his choice of vocation.  In the capital city he continued in active general practice for two years, and within this period he was elected Captain of a local military company of the Georgia National Guard.  

“In April, 1913, Mr. ARNOLD removed to Fort Gaines, the former home of his wife, and here he became a member of the law firm of King, Castellon and ARNOLD, this alliance having been continued until the dissolution of the firm, on the 1st of January, 1915.  Since that time he has conducted an individual practice in this city and he has strong vantage-place at the bar of this circuit, where he has appeared in connection with much important litigation and has proved one of the versatile and resourceful advocates and able counselors of the Pataula circuit.  He has a representative clientage, and it should be specially noted that he is attorney for the First National Bank, the Union Savings Bank, the local electric light company, the Fort Gaines Cotton Oil Company, and the Alaga Fertilizer Company, all important corporations of Fort Gaines.  

“Mr. ARNOLD is recognized as one of the vigorous and influential exponents of the principles of the democratic party and in the autumn of 1914 he was elected representative of Clay County in the lower house of the Georgia Legislature.  [Additional information on his positions with the legislature.]

“He and his wife are zealous members of the Methodist Episcopal Church, South, and he is serving as a steward of the church at Fort Gaines.  He is affiliated with the Masonic fraternity, the Knights of Pythias and the Woodmen of the World, and holds active membership in the Georgia State Bar Association.  Mr. ARNOLD has not only attained to distinctive success and prestige in his profession but is also a successful representative of agricultural industry in Clay County, where he owns a well-improved landed estate.  He is one of the progressive and public-spirited men of Clay County and commands inviolable place in popular confidence and good will.  

“JAMES ARNOLD, grandfather of him whose name initiates this article, served with distinction as a soldier of the Confederacy in the Civil War, in which he was a Lieutenant in the command of General Longstreet.  He was a son of ELIJAH B. ARNOLD, who was an extensive planter and slaveholder of Henry County and who was one of the influential citizens of that county, which he represented in the State Legislature, having served as clerk of the House of Representatives when the capital of the state was in Milledgeville and having held this position for twenty years.

“On the 29th of June, 1911, was solemnized the marriage of EDWARD ZACHRY ARNOLD to Miss JIMMIE ELIZABETH McLENDON, daughter of Neeham H. and Ada (Wright) McLendon, of Fort Gaines, her father being a leading merchant and planter of Clay County and a representative of one of the old and influential families of this section of the state.  Mr and Mrs. ARNOLD have two children: JIMMIE ELIZABETH (ARNOLD), who was born in Atlanta on the 15th October, 1912; and EDWINA ZACHRY (ARNOLD), who was born at Fort Gaines on the 16th April, 1914.

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“A Standard History of Georgia and Georgians” Vol. VI, by Lucian Lamar Knight, The Lewis Publishing Company, Chicago-New York (1917) 

p. 3276 – OLIVER H. ARNOLD., Jr.
“Of the wholesale grocery house of ARNOLD-Canning Company of Athens, President and General Manager of the Athens Foundry and Machine Works, has made such use of his time and opportunities since boyhood as to constitute a career of striking business success and of those attainments which give secure position and influence as a citizen of Georgia.

“He was born near Lexington in Oglethorpe County, Georgia, a son of OLIVER H. ARNOLD and NANCY E. (JOHNSON) ARNOLD.  His father, who was born February 25, 1835, and died September 20, 1907, served three years in the War Between the States in the Confederate Army.  He followed farming until past fifty, and in 1890 organized the Bank of Lexington at Lexington, Georgia, the first county bank organized in the state.  After that until his death he was a banker, farmer and merchant.  During 1888-89 he served his county in the House of Representatives, and was County Commissioner of Oglethorpe County for as many terms as he ever offered.  A distinctive part of his public record is that he was never defeated in any political ambition.  Those who were associated with him and those who knew of him esteemed him very highly as a financier and business man, and also as a fine type of Christian gentleman.  Both he and his wife were very devout and active members of the Missionary Baptist Church, which he had joined in early manhood.  His wife, a daughter of David H. Johnson, shared with her husband all the trails and joys of life, and was a big factor in his success.  A true Christian woman, she was equally a loving mother and a kind neighbor.

“If these worthy parents had sought no other monument than the creditable careers of their children, they would deserve recognition in any history of the state.  There were five children: NATHANIEL D. ARNOLD, SARAH J. ARNOLD, ROBERT J. ARNOLD, WOODIE ARNOLD and OLIVER H. ARNOLD, Jr. 

“NATHANIEL D. ARNOLD was born March 10, 1859, is a member of the ARNOLD-Canning Company at Athens, and for twenty years served his county in official capacity.  Dr. R. J. ARNOLD, who was born December 30, 1863, was a successful physician, a profession he followed actively until a few years ago, when he gave up his practice on account of ill health, and has also served his country four years as representative.  SARAH J. ARNOLD, who as born in Oglethorpe County October 2, 1861, married L. F. EDWARDS, a farmer and cotton manufacturer; she is a devoted Christian and a great worker in the Missionary Baptist Church, to which the entire family belongs.  Dr. WOODIE ARNOLD, who was born December 25, 1865, died March 9, 1913, was also a successful physician.

“OLIVER H. ARNOLD, Jr., gained his early education in the common schools and by six months of study in Emory College.  He left college on account of ill health.  While there he became a member of the Chi Phi fraternity.

“At the age of fourteen he began employment with the firm of ARNOLD and Stewart as a salesman.  He remained with that one company practically until he was twenty-one years of age.  At that date in 1888 he engaged in the retain mercantile business for himself.  After thirteen years of a retail business at Machen, Jasper County, Georgia, Mr. ARNOLD removed in 1901 to Athens and organized the ARNOLD Grocery Company, a wholesale concern.  He was active in this business until 1914, and during that time he also organized the Athens Mattress and Spring Bed Company, which since it was founded in 1908 has been under Mr. ARNOLD’s direct supervision.  A part of the time he had his nephew ROBERT O. ARNOLD as his assistant, and together they made the factory a very pronounced success.  On January 1, 1911, Mr. ARNOLD took over the management of the Athens Foundry and Machine Works.  At that time it was a business hardly to be mentioned among the live concerns of the city.  The value of the plant has been greatly depreciated but taking the business as he found it Mr. ARNOLD has built it up to a splendid success and the company now has a product that finds a widely extended market.  They manufacture brass and iron castings, build and repair engines and all kinds of machinery, and hundreds of farms, mills and shops all over the southeastern states use in some form or other the output of this Athens plant.  For a number of years Mr. ARNOLD has also been a director of several county banks.

“He and his entire family have been life-long democrats.  A special distinction belongs to the ARNOLD family in that when OLIVER H. ARNOLD during 1915-16 represented his home County of Clarke in the State Legislature, he had as fellow members two of his older brothers, all serving from different counties and all born in Oglethorpe County.  A parallel to this record cannot probably be found anywhere in the United States, and it is most unusual for three brothers at the same time to wield such an important influence in state legislation.

“Mr. ARNOLD in fraternal matters is affiliated with the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks and the Woodmen of the World.  Like the rest of the family, he is a member of the Missionary Baptist Church.

“On April 26, 1893, at Machen, Jasper County, Georgia, he married AURIE A. BAYNES.  She was born in Jasper County, near Shady Dale, on February 18, 1877, a daughter of William E. Baynes and Eugenia A. Baynes of Machen.  Her father, William E. Baynes, spent four years of service in the Confederate army.  Mr. and Mrs. ARNOLD have three children:  JENNIE A. ARNOLD, born at Machen, Georgia, September 1, 1894; ELIZABETH O. ARNOLD, born at Athens, Georgia, July 15, 1903; and EUGENIA A. ARNOLD, born at Athens, December 25, 1907.”

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“A Collection of cemetery records, within 30 miles of the center of Atlanta, compiled by Mr. Franklin M. Garrett, official historian of the City of Atlanta” (Note: The records, in the manuscript collection of The Atlanta Historical Society, were compiled by Mr. Garrett mainly in the early 1930’s and it is virtually certain that many of the grave markers no longer exist, due to the phenomenal growth and development of the Atlanta area since that time.  TOB)

Clayton County

ARNOLD family cemetery; about 1 mile north of Stockbridge (Copied 1940)
	ARNOLD, NANCY (17 Jan 1856 – 25 Jul 1899, wife of WILLIAM ARNOLD)
	ARNOLD, NORA (13 Aug 1878 – 13 May 1890)
	ARNOLD, WILLIAM (8 Feb 1852 – 11 Mar 1904)

 Jonesboro Town Cemetery; Jonesboro (Copied 1931)
	ARNOLD, FRANCIS M. (25 Sep 1843 – 18 Jan 1873)
	ARNOLD, MARGARET BURNSIDE (8 Aug 1843 – 31 May 1910, wife of
		F. M. ARNOLD)

Old Concord Cemetery; near Southern Railroad to Macon between Rex and Stockbridge, 	(Copied 1940)
	ARNOLD, AUGUSTUS H. (18 Sep 1830 – 11 Apr 1892)
	ARNOLD, ELIZABETH (29 Dec 1833 – 2 Aug 1905, wife of AUGUSTUS H. 				ARNOLD)

Cobb County

Citizen’s Cemetery, Marietta (Copied 1932)
	ARNOLD. H. T. (Native of SC – died July 1857, aged 19 years)

Liberty Hill Cemetery; Acworth (Copied 1932)
	ARNOLD, FRANCES ELENDER (23 Dec 1850 – 12 Jan 1920, wife of 
		MOSES ARNOLD)
	ARNOLD, F. M. (25 Dec 1822 – 19 Dec 1898)
	ARNOLD, JOSEPH D. (1 Nov 1853 – 15 Aug 1922)
	ARNOLD, MARTHA FRANCES (10 Feb 1859 – 3 Jun 1918, wife of
		R. M. ARNOLD)
	ARNOLD, MARY T. (20 Nov 1833 – 30 May 1902)

Midway Presbyterian Churchyard; Marietta-Dallas Road., 10 miles from Marietta at foot of 	Lost Mountain, Lost Mountain Dist. (Copied 1935)
	ARNOLD, JOE W. (1860 – 1928)
	ARNOLD, MINTIE MEADOWS (1968 – 1920, wife of JOE W. ARNOLD)

Old City Cemetery; Smyrna, (Copied 1932)
	ARNOLD, ELLA MAY (25 Nov 1867 – 21 Jul 1908, Wife of S. S. ARNOLD)

Powder Springs Methodist Cemetery; Powder Springs (Copied 1932)
	ARNOLD, EMMA (6 Dec 1878 – 11 Mar 1904, daughter of W. H. and H. E. ARNOLD
	ARNOLD, HARRIETT E. (26 Sep 1854 – 30 May 1892)

Dekalb County

ARNOLD family cemetery; a short distance southeast of Lithonia and just south of the Georgia 	Railroad, 16th District, Lithonia District (Copied 1932)
	ARNOLD, SALLIE E. (Mrs.) (Dau. of Wm. and Eliza Born and wife of 
		Rev. W. H. ARNOLD, died 5 Jan 1882 in the 29th years of her age)
	ARNOLD, WILLIAM F. (16 Sep 1881 – 28 Jan 1882, son of Rev. W. H.
		ARNOLD and S. E. ARNOLD)

Douglas County

County Line Baptist Churchyard, near Lithia Springs, Chestnut Log Dist. (Copied 1939)
	ARNOLD, J. S. (27 Oct 1846 – 6 Apr 1899, joined Baptist Church Aug. 1872)
	ARNOLD, MARY (11 Aug 1810 – 7 Feb 1882, wife of WILLIAM ARNOLD)
	ARNOLD, MILLIE L. (Mrs.) (Feb 1847 – 28 Sep 1926, wife of J. S. ARNOLD,
		Joined Baptist Church 1872)
	ARNOLD, WILLIAM (9 Oct 1809 – 26 Aug 1882)

New Hope Baptist Churchyard; Chapel Hill (Copied 1939)
	ARNOLD, ALSTON A. (23 June 1804 – 4 May 1887)
	ARNOLD, BENJ. ALSTON (16 Sept 1852 – 8 Jun 1888)
	ARNOLD, MARY E. (13 Jun 1852 – 4 Jun 1895)
	ARNOLD, NANCY (20 Aug 1811 – 2 Dec 1906.  Wife of ALSTON A. ARNOLD)

Pray’s Mill Baptist Churchyard; Bill Arp (Community) (Copied 1940)
	ARNOLD, WILLIAM HENRY (18 Feb 1849 – 31 Dec 1911)

Sweetwater Baptist Churchyard; near Douglasville (Copied 1940)
	ARNOLD, CHAS. H. (2 May 1876 – 5 May 1925)
	ARNOLD, JUCY (4 Mar 1837 – 21 Mar 1913, wife of S. P. ARNOLD)
	ARNOLD, S. P. (15 Sep 1836 – 7 Jan 1922)

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Fulton County

College Park Cemetery, South side of Virginia Avenue, College Park, GA; Land Lots 159 & 	130, 14th Dist., Fulton County (Copied 1934)
	ARNOLD, MINNIE MAY (20 Aug 1883 – 26 Jul 1914, wife of J. G. ARNOLD)
	ARRENDALE, ARAH (sic) A. (17 Nov 1849 – 20 Mar 1928) (Note:  may be SARAH)

Crestlawn Cemetery; formerly called Northview Cemetery, between Marietta Road and 	Chattahoochee Ave., land lot 222, 17th Dist., Collins’ District (Copied 1934)
	ARNOLD, A. M. (14 Oct 1868 – 23 Mar 1929)
	ARNOLD, J. WALTER (4 Aug 1866 – 13 Jul 1919)

Crown Hill Cemetery and Mausoleum; Chattahoochee Avenue., NW, Land Lot 222, 17th 	Dist., Collins’ District (Copied 1933).  (ARNOLD references are from Part 2 of this list – 	Monumental Inscriptions)
	ARNOLD, A. W. (12 Sep 1895 – 7 Dec 1926)
	ARNOLD, LILLIAN (Mrs.) (25 Jan 1898 – 22 Apr 1928)

Greenwood Cemetery; north side of Cascade Road, just west of Atlanta City limits, land lots 	170 and 183, 14th Dist., Poole’s District (Copied 1934)
	ARNOLD, ANDREW L. (5 May 1853 – 21 Jan 1926)
	ARNOLD, EDWIN J. (6 Jul 1855 – 15 Feb 1932)
	ARNOLD, SALLIE J. HANCE (27 Dec 1859 – Blank, wife of ANDREW L. ARNOLD)

Hollywood Cemetery; Hollywood Road between Simsville and Riverside, land lots 247 and 250, 	17th Dist., Fulton County, Center Hill Dist. (Copied 1934)
	ARNOLD, I. R. B. (1 Apr 1847 – 2 Jul 1919 – this is a wooden marker; there are 4 other 			graves on this lot, all bearing wooden markers upon which the inscriptions are 			illegible.)

Palmetto Town Cemetery; Palmetto, (Old Campbell County) (Copied 1932)
	ARNOLD, CHARLES HOMER (29 Nov 1854 – 28 Dec 1927)
	ARNOLD, H. P. (10 Mar 1815 – 11 July 1893)
	ARNOLD, H. POPE (1 Mar 1886 – 8 Aug 1909, son of C. H. ARNOLD)
	ARNOLD, NANCY H. (21 Aug 1825 – 31 Aug 1885, wife of H. P. ARNOLD)
	ARNOLD, THOMAS P. (3 Oct 1858 – 7 Mar 1930)

Gwinnett County

Bethany Missionary Baptist Churchyard; between Stone Mountain and Lawrenceville, 	Rockbridge Dist. (Copied 1932)
	ARNOLD, IMANDER C. (8 Mar 1848 – 12 Feb 1916)
	ARNOLD, JOHN M. (23 Jan 1849 – 18 Oct 1920)

Bethesda Methodist Churchyard; 2/10 mile south of Atlanta – Lawrenceville Road, 1/2 mile 		east of Sweetwater Creek (Copied 1932)
	ARNOLD, HULDAH C. LANDERS (10 Nov 1844 – 30 Mar 1922, wife of
		JOHN D. ARNOLD)
	ARNOLD, JOHN D. (17 Dec 1821 – 20 Jun 1910)
	ARNOLD, KITTY I. (4 May 1823 – 23 Nov 1857, consort of JOHN D. ARNOLD)

Duluth Methodist Cemetery; Duluth (Copied 1922)
	ARNOLD, LUCY (28 Sep 1857 – 29 Jun 1883, wife of D. R. ARNOLD

Friendship Primitive Baptist Churchyard; Between Stone Mountain and Lawrenceville, near 	Five Forks (Copied 1932)
	ARNOLD, ANDERSON A. (20 Jan 1805 – 17 Dec 1883, aged 78 years, 10 mos., 
		27 days
	ARNOLD, GEORGIA ANN (3 May 1845 – 21 Aug 1921, wife of W. T. ARNOLD)
	ARNOLD, SARAH D. (13 May 1816 – 19 Dec 1896, wife of ANDERSON A. ARNOLD
	ARNOLD, W. T. (9 Jul 1840 – 28 Oct 1925, 83 years, 3 mos., 19 days)

Harmony Grove Methodist Churchyard; Berkshire Dist. (Copied 1931)
	ARENDELL, JAMES LUTHER (10 Aug 1861 – 8 Nov 1924)

Haynes Creek Primitive Baptist Churchyard; near Loganville, Bay Creek Dist., 
	(Copied 1939)
	ARNOLD, SARAH E. (13 Dec 1868 – 30 Oct 1881)

Mt. Zion Baptist Churchyard; 2 1/2 miles from Snellville (Copied 1939)
	ARNOLD, MARY OCTAVIA (11 Sep 1859 – 2 Oct 1926, wife of W. G. ARNOLD)
	ARNOLD, W. G. (19 Dec 1852 – blank)

Sweetwater Primitive Baptist Churchyard; about 6 miles southeast of Norcross
	 (Copied 1932)
	ARNOLD, CAROLINE (7 Oct 1829 – 18 Jul 1911)

Rockdale County

Old Town Cemetery; Conyers (Copied 1933)
	ARNOLD, JOHN MITCHELL (20 Dec 1879 – 11 Nov 1928)

Walton County

Bay Creek Missionary Baptist Churchyard; 2 miles from Loganville, Buncombe District,  	(Copied 1940)
	ARNOLD (4 children of S. W. and G. A. ARNOLD, all died in 1870s and 1880s. on
		ARNOLD lot)
	ARNOLD, ALMEDA (1 Nov 1828 – 22 Apr 1906.  Wife of FRANCIS M. ARNOLD)
	ARNOLD, FRANCIS M. (22 Oct 1822 – 31 Oct 1889.  Joined the Baptist Church,
		July 1843.  Confederate Cross at foot of grave.
	ARNOLD, J. R. (18 May 1869 – 12 May 1897)

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“30,638 Burials in Georgia” Jeannette Holland Austin (Genealogical Publishing Co., Inc) (1995)

p. 25
ARNOLD
	ALBERT (1889 – 1960) Redstone Church, Jackson Co.
	ALICE K. (Sep 1863 – Aug 1914) Mizpah Presbyterian Church, Jackson Co.
		(Spouse: W. D. ARNOLD)
	ANNIE CARTER (25 Nov 1848 – 29 Jul 1899) Elmhurst Cemetery, Elbert Co.
		(Spouse: McALPIN ARNOLD)
	ANNIE DAUGHTRY (28 Oct 1866 – 10 Nov 1936) ARNOLD Family Cemetery,
		Jackson Co. (Spouse: R. C. ARNOLD)
	ANNIE F. (28 Jun 1844 – 22 Apr 1927) Christ Church Cemetery, Glynn Co.
		(Born Frederica, St. Simons Island.  Spouse: E. W. ARNOLD)
	C. E. W. (Sr.) (16 Jul 1844 – 3 Sep 1924) Christ Church Cemetery, Glynn Co.
		(Born Bromberg, Germany.  Spouse: ANNIE F. ARNOLD)
	CAROLINE DOWELS (28 Oct 1828 – 19 Mar 1901) ARNOLD Family Cemetery,
		Jackson Co.
	CARROL E. (30 Jan 1897 – 20 Nov 1952) Morrow City Cemetery, Clayton Co.
		(Also known as McKown-Adamson Cemetery)
	CHARLES ELBERT (1886-1970) Bethel Cemetery, Brooks Co.
	CHUMY – Old Carrollton Primitive B(aptist?), Carroll Co.
		(Unmarked rock headstone and footstone)
	CLYDE H. (9 Jul 1907 – 28 Dec 1945) White Oak Miss Baptist Church, Paulding Co.
	DAV ID KENNETH (26 Jul 1958 – 8 Oct 1958) Jefferson City Cemetery, Jackson Co.
	DOROTHY L. (9 Jan 1932 - ??) Redstone Church, Jackson Co.
	G. CLIFTON (16 Sep 1889 – 11 June 1913) Elmhurst Cemetery, Elbert Co.
		(Died Battle Creek, Michigan)
	HARRY – Rose Hill Cemetery, Bibb Co.
		(5th GA. Res., C. S. A.)
	HENRY W. (21 Jul 1921 – 19 Nov 1961) Redstone Church, Jackson Co.
	INGAMAR (1916 – 1916) ARNOLD Family Cemetery, Jackson Co.
	JAMES (1921 – 1938) Redstone Church, Jackson Co.
	JOHN W. (Sr.) (3 May 1886 – 14 Mar 1961) Redstone Church, Jackson Co.
	JONIE (9 Mar 1929 - ???) Black Spring Baptist, Baldwin Co.
		(Ga. Pvt, US Army)
	JOSEPH (16 Nov 1881 – 9 Nov 1901) Warnell Cemetery, Liberty Co.
	JOSEPH S. (12 July 1854 – 9 Feb 1875) Elmhurst Cemetery, Elbert Co.
	JOSEPH YOUNG (1817 – 1895) Elmhurst Cemetery, Elbert Co.
		(CSA Sgt. Co. D, 1st GA Regt)
	JULIUS YANCEY (19 Aug 1878 – 21 Jan 1906) Elmhurst Cemetery, Elbert Co.
		(Parents: McALPIN and ANNIE CARTER ARNOLD)
	LENA (20 May 1884 – 10 July 1885) Hoschton City Cemetery, Jackson Co.
		(Parents: M. B. and N. J. ARNOLD)
	LILLA MAE (11 Dec 1886 – 6 Dec 1960) Redstone Church, Jackson Co.
	LOFTON (1871 – 1894) Elmhurst Cemetery, Elbert Co.
		(Parents: JOSEPH Y. and SARAH K. T. ARNOLD)
	M. B. (23 Apr 1845 – 8 Nov 1902) Hoschton City Cemetery, Jackson Co.
	M. J.  (Collins Springs Baptist Church, Cobb Co.)
	MARTHA J. GAINES (13 Jul 1858 – 13 May 1884) ARNOLD Family Cemetery,
		Jackson Co. (Spouse: J. E. ARNOLD)
	MARY B. (1862 – 16 Sep 1896) Cash Family Cemetery, Jackson Co.
	MAZIE (1892 – 1941) Redstone Church, Jackson Co.
	McALPHIN (1 Nov 1847 – 24 Jul 1912) Elmhurst Cemetery, Elbert Co.
		(Died Atlanta GA CSA)
	NANCY (17 Jan 1856 – 25 Jul 1899) ARNOLD Cemetery, Clayton Co.
		(Spouse: WILLIAM ARNOLD)
	NANCY J. (19 Oct 1846 – 8 Jun 1915) Hoschton City Cemetery, Jackson Co.
		(Spouse: M. B. ARNOLD)
	NORA (13 Aug 1878 – 13 May 1890) ARNOLD Cemetery, Clayton Co.
	R. C. (27 Mar 1847 – 5 Jun 1912) ARNOLD Family Cemetery, Jackson Co.
		(Spouse: ANNIE DAUGHTRY ARNOLD)
	ROBERT D. (30 Oct 1904 – 9 Feb 1905) ARNOLD Family Cemetery, Jackson Co.
	SARAH (Mrs.) (14 Feb 1826 – 4 Aug 1912) Elmhurst Cemetery, Elbert Co.
		(Parent: Rev. Bonnie Thornton)
	W. D. (Sept 1858 – Mar 1908) Mizpah Presbyterian Church, Jackson Co.
		(Spouse: ALICE K. ARNOLD)
	WASHINGTON (16 Jan 1816 – 16 Nov 1898) ARNOLD Family Cemetery,
		Jackson Co.
	WILLIAM (8 Feb 1852 – 11 May 1904) ARNOLD Cemetery, Clayton Co.
		(Spouse: NANCY ARNOLD)
	Infant child – White Oak Miss Baptist Church, Paulding Co.
		(Parent: CLYDE H. ARNOLD)

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“Georgia 1830 Census Index.” Accelerated Indexing Systems, Inc. Bountiful, Utah (1976) and
“Index to the 1830 Census of Georgia,” Transcribed and Compiled by Mrs. Alvaretta Kenan Register, Genealogical Publishing Co., Baltimore, MD (1982)

ARNALD
	CHARLES (Lee Co., p 33)
	WILLIA(M?) (Walton Co., p 162)
	WILLIAm (Clarke Co., p 306)

ARNEL
	ELIZABETH (Screven Co., p 317)

ARNOL
	THOMAS (Rabun Co., p 224)

ARNOLD
	ALLEN J. (Wilkes Co., p 297)     
	ARNET (Washington Co., p 247)
	CHARLES (Tattnall Co., p 378)
	CHARLES (Lee Co., p 33)
	CHE(I)SLEY (Oglethorpe Co., p 71)
	DAVIS (Elbert Co., p 119)
	EDMOND (Gwinnett Co., p 376) 
	ELIJAH B. (Walton Co., p 130)
	ELIZABETH (Wilkes Co., p 323)
	ELIZABETH (Elbert Co., p 156)
	ELIZABETH (Oglethorpe Co., p 84)
	GEORGE (Irwin Co., p 302)
	GREENE (Hancock Co., p 144)
	HARISON (Gwinnett Co., p 359)
	HARRELL (Washington Co., p 247)
	JAMES (Ware Co., p 186)
	JAMES (Franklin Co., p 249)
	JAMES B. (Morgan Co., p 272)
	JESSE H. (Walton Co., p 123)
	JOHN (Twiggs Co., p 75)
	JOHN (Troup Co., p 50)
	JOHN (Wilkes Co., p 312)
	JOHN (Hancock Co., p 144)
	JOHN (Elbert Co., p 139)
	JOHN (Sr.) (Hancock Co., p 144)
	JOSEPH (Oglethorpe Co., p 65)
	KEZIAH (Richmond Co., p 267)
	LEWIS (Newton Co., p 54)
	LOCK (Habersham Co., p 28)
	LA(O)UGHLIN (DeKalb Co., p 29)
	MARY (Henry Co., p 244)
	MOSES (Wilkes Co., p 298)
	OWEN (Taliaferro Co., p 366)
	PARK (Oglethorpe Co., p 67)
	PETER (Hancock Co., p 144)
	R. J. (Bryan Co., p 84)
	RANDOL (DeKalb Co., p 59)
	REASON (Talbot Co., p 336)
	SAMUEL (Gwinnett Co., p 356)
	SOLOMON (Wilkinson Co., p 344)
	SOLOMON (Greene Co., p 295)
	STEPHEN (Oglethorpe Co., p 64)
	STEPHEN (Jackson Co., p 321)
	TABITHA (Pulaski Co., p 145)
	THOMAS (Rabun Co., p 224)
	THOMAS (Talbot Co., p 347)
	THOMAS (Washington Co., p 259)
	W. P. (Baldwin Co., p 39)
	WILEY (Hancock Co., p 144)
	WILLIAM (Twiggs Co., p 87)
	WILLIAM (Walton Co., p 162)
	WILLIAM (Hancock Co., p 144)
	WILLIAM (Clarke Co., p 306)
	WILLIAM (Elbert Co., p 157)
	WILLIAM (Oglethorpe Co., p 64)
	WILLIAM (Telfair Co., p 2)
	WILLIAM (Putnam Co., p 179)
	WILLIAM (Gwinnett Co., p 360)
	WILLIAM (Gwinnett Co., p 361)
	WILLIAM P. (Madison Co., p 115)
	WILLIAM W. (Monroe Co., p 197)
	ZEPHENIAH	(Hancock Co., p 144)
	
ARNOLDS
	KEZIAH (Augusta, Richmond Co., p 267)

ARNULD
	WILLIAM (Twiggs Co., p 87)

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“1850 Georgia Mortality Schedules” A. C. Shaw, Jacksonville, Fla (1971)

ARNOLD
	DUNKLIN, age 4, male, born GA, died March (Campbell Co., p 63)
	MARTHA E., age 24, female, born GA, died March, Married (Coweta Co. p 141)
	LEILA, age 5/12, female, born GA, died Apr (Coweta Co., p 141)
	RANDALL, age 6, male, born GA, died Aug (Dekalb Co, p 168)
	UNITY E., age 3, female, born GA, died May (Jefferson Co, p 361)
	JAMES C., age 21, male, born GA, died Apr (Morgan Co, p 467)

“1860 Georgia Mortality Census Schedules” Enumerating persons who died during the calendar year ending 30 June, 1860.

p. 20 – Banks County
ARENDALE, THOMAS A., age 5, born in GA, died in November from croop.

p. 31 -  Bibb County
ARNOLD, JOHN HENRY, age 6/12, born in GA, died in September from “thrash.”

p. 31 – Bibb County
ARNOLD, MARTHA E., age 2, born in GA, died in September from diarrhea.

p. 239 – Elbert County
ARNOLD, JAME (sic), age 2 (male), born in GA, died in October from pneumonia.

p. 270 - Franklin County
ARENDAL, SALLIE, age 47, married, born in GA, died in March from unknown cause.

p. 491 – Morgan County
ARNOLD, ANNIE C., age 14, born in GA, died in June from measles.

p. 538 – Oglethorpe County
ARNOLD, JOSEPH D., age 62, widowed, born in GA, died in December from pleurisy

p. 565 – Putnam County
ARNOLD, WILLIAM, age 73, born in NC, preacher, died in January from pneumonia.

p. 582 – Randolph County
ARNOLD, ELIJAH W., age 8, born in GA, died in March from inflammation of the heart.

p. 603 – Spaulding County
ARNOLD, HENRY D., age 1, born in GA, died in June from measles and dysentery.

p. 682 – Twiggs County
ARNOLD, JOHN, age 41, married, born in GA, died in October from ulcerated leg.

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“1870 Georgia Mortality Census Schedules” enumerating persons who died during the calendar year ending 1 June, 1870

p. 56a – Chatham County
(Savannah City Hospital) ARNOLD, JOHN, age 50, white, born in Florida, died in December from abscess of stomach

p. 86a – Crawford County
(Fam 311) ARNOLD, A. L., age 5, female, white, born in GA, died in September from worms

p. 97b – Dekalb County
(Fam 444) ARNOLD, JOHN A., age 46, white, married, born in South Carolina, died in March from chronic rheumatism

p. 154a – Hancock County
(Fam 1614) ARNOLD, WILLIAM, age 5, white, born in GA, died in February from meningitis 

p. 167b – Houston County
(Fam 2173) ARNOLD, GEORGE S., age 8/12, white, born in GA, died in August from inflammation of the brain.

p. 171b – Jackson County
(Fam 956) ARNOLD, JOHN F., age 3/12, white, born in GA, died in February from “bold hives.”

p. 171b – Jackson County
(Fam 975) ARNOLD, EMMA J., age 7, white, born in GA, died in February from meningitis

p. 232b – Newton County
(Fam 81, Oxford) ARNOLD, MARGARET J., age 35, white, married, born in GA, died in February from consumption

p. 306a – Twiggs County
(Fam 761) ARNOLD, FRANCIS D., age 5, white, born in GA, died in March from meningitis

p. 315a – Walton County
(Fam 50) ARNOLD, MARY P., age 11, white, born in GA, died in June from typhoid fever

p. 316a – Walton County
(Fam 37) ARNOLD, JOSEPH M., age 11 (4?), white, born in GA, died in January from croup

p. 335a – Wilkes County
(Fam 75) ARNOLD, WILLIAM P., age 2, white, born in GA, died in February from inflammation of the brain

p. 335b – Wilkes County
(Fam 55) ARNOLD, MOSES, age 2, white, born in GA, died in May from intermittent fever

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“Virtual Vaults, Headright and Bounty Plats” Georgia Archives
ARNOLD, ARON, platt 300 acres recorded in the County Surveyor’s office the 16th day of Nov, 1786 and advertised the 4th day of Decr 1786 by Thos. Lewis, C.S., recorded book I (J?), p 89, No. 191

State of Georgia – Burke County
“Pursuant to a Warrant to me directed by the Court of Justices dated the 2d day of January 1786 and signed by John Jones Esq. one of the senior justices for the County aforesaid I have admeasured and laid out unto ARON ARNOLD who actually resides in the State a tract of land containing three hundred acres, Situate and being in the county aforesaid, bounded westwardly by land Michael Henderson and all other sides by land vacant at the time of survey, having such natural and artifical marks as above delineated and expressed.  Certified the 13th day of March 1786 by Thos. Lewis, C. S.”

Plat “laid down by a scale of twenty chains to the inch.  Chain bearers sworn – Francis Boykin and Wm Boykin.” 											

Appling County

“Deeds 1833-1899”

Grantor			Grantee			Book/Page	Date

ARNOLD, G., Trustee	Hall, Seaborn			G, 283		ca 1870s
ARNOLD, JOSHUA		McEachin, Dan		K, 220		8 Mar 1882
ARNOLD, JOS.		Johnson, L. & Co.		N, 469		24 Apr 1888
ARNOLD, JOS.		Sessoms, A.			N, 492		7 May 1888
ARNOLD, JOS.		Sessoms, A. & Co.		O, 328		20 Jun 1889
ARNOLD, J. B.		Smith, Winn			R, 137		31 Oct 1892
ARNOLD, J. B.		Smith, G. N.			R, 324		3 Jul 1893
ARNOLD, J. B.		Crosby, Riley			R, 326		3 Jul 1893
ARNOLD, JOS. (Mortg)	Holton, G. J. & Son		B, 234 (?)	5 Jan 1895
ARNOLD, JOE		Hinson, J. M.			S, 393		25 Nov 1895
ARNOLD, JOS.		Hughes, Benj.			S, 403		29 Nov 1895
ARNOLD, BRYANT		Chamness, E.			S, 555		16 Apr 1896
ARNOLD, BRYANT		Kelly, Sarah			T, 91		6 Oct 1896
ARNOLD, BRYANT		Hinson, James			T, 334		17 Apr 1897
ARNOLD, J. B., et al (Cattle) Hinson, Jas M.		D, 554		19 Jan 1897
ARNOLD, JOE (Mortg)	Pace, J. G.			E, 5		18 Feb 1898
ARNOLD, J. B. (Mortg)	Pace, J. G.			E, 7		18 Feb 1898
ARNOLD, J. B.		Shealain, Jno. D.		U, 201		14 May 1898

Boyles, E.			ARNOLD, G. A.		S, 164		5 Jan 1895
Darsey, Ben			ARNOLD, L. R. J.		D, 20		28 Dec 1852
Hayes, R. C.			ARNOLD, BRYANT		R, 326		3 Jul 1893
Harison, Jas.			ARNOLD, BRYANT		S, 21		22 Sep 1894
Johnson, L. 			ARNOLD, BRYANT		S, 17		18 Sep 1894
Superior Court (Decree)	ARNOLD, G.			G, 284		16 Jun 1872
Sessoms, A. & Co.		ARNOLD, JOS.		N, 214		5 Aug 1887
Smith, G. N.			ARNOLD, J. B.		R, 327		3 Jul 1893
Weatherly, N.			ARNOLD, BRYANT		S, 17		18 Sep 1894

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Baker County

“General Index to Deeds and Mortgages: 1850-1887”	

No ARNOLD (or variant) in Grantors or Grantees

“1840 Census”
page 36	ARNALD, NICHBURN (sic) – 1 male 15-20; 1 female 20-30

Banks County

“Marriage Records 1859-1873, Book A” printed in “Georgia Genealogical Quarterly,” Vol. 13, No. 2; arranged alphabetically by men’s and women’s names.  Searched name by name for ARNOLD references.

Men			Women		Date of Marriage	Original page no.
ARNOLD, T. J.	SMITH, SARAH A..	3 Jan 1868			115
MEANS, WILLIAM H.  ARNOLD, SUSAN 30 Aug 1864			53

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Bartow County

“Deeds 1837-1895”

Grantor			Grantee			Book/Page	Date
ARNOLD, JOHN		Sisler, Jesse			C, 316		14 Feb 1835
	(Deed drawn in Henry Co. GA.  JOHN ARNOLD, Henry Co. GA.  Jesse Sisler of 	Carroll Co. GA.  $100 – 160 acres in Cherokee, now Cass Co., lot No. 80 in the 23rd 	Dist., 2nd section.  Witnesses: John T. Wooten, John Baker, J.P.  Recorded 5 May 1838)

ARNOLD, RICHARD D.	Minis, Philip (Dr.)		C, 420		27 Feb 1838
	(RICHARD D. ARNOLD, Savannah, GA.  Dr. Philip Minis, Savannah, GA.  Power of 	Attorney to sell lots of land (7 lots described by district and section) “all the above lots in 	what was recently Cherokee County, State of Georgia.” Witnesses: Selbert Meese, N. 	Pub., Joseph Felt, J.P. and N. Pub.  Recorded 30 Jul 1835/8)	

ARNOLD, JOHN		McGinnis, Stephen W.	I, 24		30 Jun 1848
	(Deed drawn in Hancock Co. GA.  JOHN ARNOLD, Hancock Co. GA.  Stephen 	W. 	McGinnis, Forsyth Co. GA.  $50 – 40 acres in 4th Dist. of 3rd Section of Cherokee 	County “at the time of the survey, now Cass County” No. 75. Witnesses: John B. 	Radney, Saml M. Deverens, J. P.  Recorded 26 May 1849)

ARNOLD, WILLIAM	Laughridge, James C.		I, 56		12 Oct 1842
	(Deed drawn in Walker Co. GA.  WILLIAM ARNOLD, Walker Co. GA.  James 	Laughridge, Walker Co. GA.  $50 – 40 acres in 21st Dist., 2nd section, originally 	Cherokee, now Cass County, lot No. 924.   Witnesses: ELDRIDGE ARNOLD,
	Henry G. Fuller, J.P.  Recorded 8 June 1849)
	
ARNOLD, PARK E.		Tuck, William J.		R, 114		31 Aug 1841
	(Deed drawn in Oglethorpe Co. GA.  PARK E. ARNOLD, Oglethorpe Co. GA.  	William J. TUCK, Oglethorpe Co. GA.  $1 – 40 acres in 4th Dist., 3rd section, 	Cherokee County, drawn by Bridges R. Thompson, Lot no. 1095.  Witnesses: 
	Martha E. Mathews, Josiah Cheatham, B. (X) Tuck, James Orelley, J.P. 
 	Recorded 9 Mar 1871)

ARNOLD, W. B. (by Sheriff)	 Akin, John W.		Y, 347		6 Jan 1886
	(W. B. ARNOLD by W. W. Roberts, Sheriff, Bartow Co. GA.  John W. Akin, Bartow 	Co. GA.  $14 – number of acres not given.  “John E. Yarbrough, lawful constable 851st 	Dist., G.M., Bartow Co. GA did on 25 November 1885 levy upon and W. W. Roberts, 	Sheriff of said County, did afterwards expose to sale, the real estate hereafter more fully 	described … sold as the property of W. B. ARNOLD under and by virtue of an execution 	issued from the Justices Court, 851st Dist., G.M. Bartow County, in favor of S. P. Smith 	& Co. against said W. B. ARNOLD… “land in 17th Dist., 3rd Sec. Lot no. 4.  Witnesses: 	Frank P. Durham, F. M. Durham, Clk, Supr. Court.  Recorded 14 Jan 1886)

ARNOLD, JANE, et al	Ponder, Jincy			AA, 510	12 May 1876
	(Grantor – Daniel Ponder heirs.  Grantee – Jincy Ponder – 40 acres.  “Whereas Daniel 	Ponder, late of said county died intestate, leaving as his heirs at law his widow, Jincy 	Ponder and his children, JANE ARNOLD, Sarah Guyton, Hannah Lanham, Fannie 	Wells, Catherine Jenkins, and Mary A. Thompson, and whereas the said Jincy Ponder 	is old and infirm … in consideration of the natural love and affection we have and 	bear to and for our mother … do convey all our right … and share that we have in the 	estate.”  Lot 246, 4th Dist., 3rd Sec.  Witnesses: Silas Stephens, James M. Smith, J.P.  	Recorded 22 Apr 1889)

ARNOLD, S. R.		Alley, Lillie M., et al		BB, 157	20 Nov 1889
	(Storehouse and lot, Cartersville, Public Square – Recorded 21 Nov 1889)

ARNOLD, E. L. and J. F.	Leeke, Martha E.		CC, 223	28 Dec 1882
	(17th District. Recorded 17 Nov 1890)

ARNOLD, M. M.		Hall, Mary J.			CC, 277	10 Dec 1890
	(17th District.  Recorded 15 Dec 1890)

Merchant, Charles S.		ARNOLD, RICHARD D.	C, 418		27 Dec 1836
	(Deed drawn in Chatham Co. GA.  Charles S. Merchant, Chatham Co. GA.  Philip 	Minis and RICHARD D. ARNOLD, Chatham Co. GA.  $40 – 40 acres in the Gold  	region, Cherokee Co., No. 226, 21st Dist., 2nd sect. “which said tract of land was drawn 	by Robert Hall Harvey in the land lottery of 1832 and 1833 in his name …”  	Witnesses: Jno. Barthelmess, Joseph Felt, J.P.  Recorded 30 Jul 1838)

Bailey, Felix C. (By Exr)	ARNOLD, R. M.		Z, 335		26 Jul 1873
(Otis L. Bailey, Executor of Felix C. Bailey, dec’d (residence not given).  R. M. ARNOLD (residence not given).  Amount paid not given – 40 acres, Lot 236 in 17th Dist. 3rd Section of Bartow Co.  “In consideration of the promises (of a former ‘weak’ title) and in order to execute said order of the court, the said Otis L. Bailey, as Executor of Felix C. Bailey, hath granted … to said R. M. ARNOLD all the tract lot of land above described.”  Witnesses: A. Bramlette, Nancy (X) Couch, R. B. Couch, J.P.  Recorded 
25 Oct 1887)

Alley, Isham (by Admr)	ARNOLD, MARGERY C.	Z, 677		10 May 1888
	(Elizabeth Alley & J. W. Alley, Administrators of estate of Isham Alley, late of Barton 	Co., dec’d.  MARGERY C. ARNOLD, Bartow Co. GA.  $411 “being the 	highest and 	best bidder” – 1 vacant lot in City of Cartersville, 1/2 acre, bounded on East by 	Tennessee Street, on North by A. R. Hudgins lot, on West by Gilmore Street, on South by 	the Isham Alley residence and lot.  Witnesses: Lindsay Johnson, Shelby Attaway, N.P. & 	J.P.  Recorded 9 June 1888)

Alley, Isham (by Admr)	ARNOLD, S. R.		BB, 136	11 Nov 1889
	(Storehouse & lot Cartersville, Public Square.  Recorded 13 Nov 1889)

Rogers, Sam’l (by Admr)	ARNOLD, EVELINA		CC, 222	1 Jan 1878
	(17th District.  Recorded 15 Nov 1890)

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“ARNOLD Hill Cemetery” surveyed in December, 1980, by Ted and Ashley Brooke.  Location:  in Southwest Bartow County, GA., G.M.D. 851, about 1 mile northwest of Euharlee, GA.  Directions:  From Euharlee, go northwest on Chulio or Euharlee Road, about 1 mile to crossing paved road at Oak Grove Church on left.  Turn right and go 6/10 mile to road on right going to top of hill at cemetery site.  (Note:  only ARNOLD markers are provided in this listing)

BERDIE LOU ARNOLD
Born 26 Aug 1879
Died 29 Oct 1926
(Brick-enclosed plot, white gravel covering)

J. F. ARNOLD
Born 28 Feb 1849
Died 1 Aug 1916
(“God’s finger touched him and he slept.”  “ARNOLD” on base of marker)

EVILEE L. ARNOLD
Born 5 Oct 1856
Died 4 June 1902
(“Rest mother rest, in quiet sleep, while friends in sorrow o’er thee weep.” 
 “ARNOLD” on base of marker)

EMMETT LAYFETT ARNOLD
Born 24 Oct 1877
Died 22 Aug 1909
(“Farewell dear father, sweet thy rest.” – Brick enclosed plot)

(Double Marker)
J. H. ARNOLD
Born 27 Apr 1894
Died 5 Mar 1930
(“Now his labor is done, the goal is won.”)
MARTHY EVELYN ARNOLD
Born 1893
Died 3 Dec 1927
(“Rest, mother, rest, in quiet sleep, while friends in sorrow o’er you weep.”_

(Double Marker) (“Our Daughters”)
Jewell 
Born 3 Mar 1921
Died 14 Dec 1937
(Footmarker: “Jewell Reynolds 1921-1937”)
Gladys
Born 19 Mar 1922
Died 30 Jan 1934
(Footmarker: “Gladys ARNOLD Reynolds 1922-1934”)

JAMES MADISON ARNOLD
Co. K, 18 GA. Regt. C.S.A.
(U.S. Military marker with maltese cross)
(Confederate Pension Applications, Georgia Confederate Pension Office, RG 58-1-1, Georgia Archives has an excellent collection of military papers for ARNOLD.  In his application he states that he lived in GA since 1849 and enlisted on 4 March 1862. Captured 13 Dec. 1863 Fredericksburg, VA. but exchanged in a few days.  1900 census, Euharlee, Bartow Co. GA – Household 177/178 JAMES M. ARNOLD, Single, born Aug. 1843, age 56, born GA and his parents born South Carolina however the 1910 Bartow Co. GA census lists his age as 65, born SC as were both parents which fits to the military statement.  Obit of J. M. Arnold (per Etowah Valley Historical Society) 
26 Sept 1912.)

A child of Mr. and Mrs. H. F. ARNOLD
Born and died 25 Mar 1918

EVELEE INEZ ARNOLD
Born 10 Jan 1923
Died 11 Apr 1923

R. M. ARNOLD
Born 1822
Died 16 Oct 1889
(“Father” – Footmarker: “R.M.A.”)

MARY M. ARNOLD
Born 1824
Died 5 Jun 1899
(“Mother” – Footmarker: “M.M.A.”  “They rest from their labors
and their works do follow them.”)

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Bibb County

“1840 Census”
p. 71	PETER ARNOLD
	1 m under 5; 1 m 5-10; 1 m 10-15; 1 m 20-30; 1 m 40-50
	1 f under 5; 1 f 5-10; 1 f 15-20; 1 f 30-40; 1 f 50-60

p. 69	SARAH ARNOLD
	1 m 5-10; 1 m 10-15
	1 f under 5, 1 f 5-10; 2 f 10-15; 1 f 15-20; 1 f 40-50

p. 87	WILLIAM ARNOLD
	2 m 5-10, 1 m 30-40
	2 f under 5, 1 f 20-30

Bleckley County

“Marriage Records 1913-1956” Compiled by Tad Evans (extracted from “History of Pulaski and Bleckley Counties, Georgia 1808-1956, Volumes I & II” by Mrs. Wallace Leigh Harris, Hawkinsville Chapter, DAR, 1957.  Published by Tad Evans, Savannah, GA (1993)
										Date of Marriage
ARNOLD, ALTON FRANKLIN	BOWMAN, CARRIE VONCILLA	15 May 1953
ARNOLD, ALVIN			BOWMAN, ETTA			17 Apr 1953
ARNOLD, ANDREW		FORDHAM, ALICE			29 Jun 1930
ARNOLD, ANNIE			THOMPSON, CLEMON		18 Jun 1954
ARNOLD, ANNIE MAE		ROSS, WILKINS			2 Feb 1930
ARNOLD, ARTIE			PRITCHETT, LILLE			6 Dec 1930
ARNOLD, CALVIN LEWIS		HOLLAND, EMMA JO		17 Jul 1938
ARNOLD, CLIFFORD		ROZIER, R. R.			28 Nov 1915
ARNOLD, ELLEN WYNELL	DAVIS, HERBERT FIELDING	2 Jan 1953
ARNOLD, EMA B.			MULLIS, J. M.			19 Dec 1925
ARNOLD, ETHEL			ROZIER, STANLEY			24 Feb 1918
ARNOLD, EVIE L.			STAPLETON, GEORGE M.		14 Jul 1929
ARNOLD, G. T.			FOWLER, ELOISHA			12 Dec 1914
ARNOLD, INEZ			YAWN, BILL				31 Oct 1950
ARNOLD, JAMES			DARSEY, KIZZIE (Mrs.)		3 May 1920
ARNOLD, JAMES			COOPER, CAROLYN		21 June 1953
ARNOLD, JOE			BRYANT, QUEENIE			1 Mar 1921
ARNOLD, J. T.			PERDUE, MOLLIE			27 Jan 1916
ARNOLD, KIMBERLY (sic)		WILLIAMS, THELMA (sic)		7 Jul 1929
ARNOLD, LAURA BELL		BARLOW, C. T.			27 Nov 1915
ARNOLD, LEOLA			ROLAND, MARVIN			25 Aug 1938
ARNOLD, LOUISE			SMITH, BERNARD E.		20 Jun 1952
ARNOLD, LUCHIA			DIXON, A.M.				9 Dec 1922
ARNOLD, MINNIE BELLE		LUCAS, JAMES			29 Dec 1937
ARNOLD, MITTIE			COOK, JAMES T.			28 Jul 1929
ARNOLD, MYRTIS LEE		JOHNSON, OTIS ATWOOD		27 Sep 1936
ARNOLD, NETTIE			FLOYD, JOEL B.			8 Jan 1918
ARNOLD, QUEENY			DANIELS, JOHN W.			5 May 1924
ARNOLD, RUBY JEWELL		JONES, EVERETT HOUSTON	12 Apr 1936
ARNOLD, SHELBY GENE		DENNIS, JOHN WILLIAM		24 Dec 1953
ARNOLD, WALLACE A.		MARTIN, BETTY JEAN		11 Jun 1954
ARNOLD, WILLIE J.			LONG, FRANCES			31 Jan 1947
ARNOLD, WILLIE LOU		McDANIEL, FARRIS		27 Jan 1955
ARNOLD, W. J.			HART, MINNIE BELL		7 Sep 1919

“Cemetery Survey of Bleckley County, GA” by Bleckley County Elementary School (1977)

Holland Cemetery

ARNOLD, JAMES L., son of LEVI and MARY J. ARNOLD
Born 20 July 1875
Died 30 June 1876

ARNOLD, LEVI
Born 28 May 1857
Died 2 Oct 1883

Cedar Hill Cemetery

ARNOLD, The Pet Dog, age 13 years

ARNOLD, ALTON FRANKLIN
Born 23 July 1935
Died 14 Feb 1961

ARNOLD, ALVIN JACKSON
Born 23 July 1935
Died 13 Feb 1961

ARNOLD, CLAUDE J.
Born 1900
Died 1969

ARNOLD, GENIE H.
Born 19 Apr 1876
Died 23 Nov 1947

ARNOLD, JAMES D.
Born 23 Sep 1875
Died 10 Sep 1947

ARNOLD, J. B.
Born 22 Dec 1908
Died 25 Mar 1925

ARNOLD, JORDAN
Born 30 Oct 1876
Died 24 Feb 1951

ARNOLD, KIMBERLY
Born 16 Jan 1902
Died 19 Nov 1970

ARNOLD, ROBERT
Georgia, PFC US Army, World War II
Born 25 Oct 1921
Died 7 Oct 1967

ARNOLD, VALLIE L.
Born 26 Jul 1882
Died 31 Oct 1968

ARNOLD, W. J.
Born 27 Nov 1900
Died 24 Sep 1929

Bleckley-Pulaski Memorial Gardens Cemetery

ARNOLD, THOMAS LYMAN
Born 1900
Died 1973

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Bryan County

“1830 Census”
p. 84		ARNOLD, R. J.
		1 m 20-30, 1 m 30-40
		3 f under 5, 1 f 20-30

“1840 Census”
p. 111		ARNOLD, R. J.	
		2 m under 5; 1 m 5-10; 1 m 50-60
		1 f 5-10; 1 f 10-15; 1 f 30-40

Burke County

“1820 Census”
p. 29		ARNOLD, WIOT (sic)
		1 m 26-44; 1 m 45 & up
		1 f 16-25

Butts County

“Butts County, Georgia, Marriages 1826-1926” Butts County Genealogical Society, Fernandina Beach, FL, Wolfe Publishing (1997)

No ARNOLD Grooms

ARNOLD, CORA C.			FEARS, NATHAN C.		11 Apr 188?
ARNOLD, MYRTICE MODELLE	CLAY, THOMAS PULLIAM	1 Dec 1915(?)
ARNOLD, NANCY A. (Mrs.)	HOUSE, DANIEL I.			15 Sep 1850
ARNOLD, OSSIE LUCILE		BROWN, WILLIAM OLIVER	4 Oct 1911

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Camden County

“1830 Census”

p. 183	ARNOW (sic), JO.
	1 m under 5; 1 m 5-10, 1 m 10-15, 1 m 15-20, 1 m 30-40
	1 f 40-50

p. 184	ARNOW (sic), PETER
	1 m 20-30, 1 m 70-80
	1 f 20-30

“Will Extract – Book A, p 59”
Dated: 30 Jan 1803; Probated: 16 Feb 1803; Recorded: 2 May 1803
Testator: JOHN ARNOLD, Residence: St. Mary’s, Camden Co. GA
Occupation: “Master of Arts and a Clergyman of the Presbyterian Church.”
Bequest: “My seven children”: JOSEPH NELSON, ELIZABETH, SARAH, WILLIAM, SOPHIA, PRUDENCE, and SAMUEL NELSON.  “Youngest son, SAMUEL NELSON”
“My three younger children, SOPHIA, PRUDENCE and SAMUEL NELSON”  Daughter, MARY, son JOHN.  (No wife mentioned).
Signed: JOHN ARNOLD
Executors: “My friend Jas. Townsend, James Smith, Garret Ludwith(?), Ralph Cunningham”
Witnesses: James Townsend, Fs. Roulhar(?), Ralph Cunningham.  

Campbell County

“Index to Marriage Licenses, 1828-1872 – Marriage Books A-C”
										Book/page
ARNOLD, ABIJAH			McLARIN, JENNY			C-108
ARNOLD, ASBURY W.		DUNLOP, MATT			C-203
ARNOLD, ELIZA			WILLIAMS, ANDREW JONES	C-124
ARNOLD, EMMER			RIVERS, GEORGE			C-135
ARNOLD, KISIAH			FORBES, J. N.			B-245
ARNOLD, LEVINAH		COCHRAN, DANIEL		C-125
ARNOLD, MARY E.			BAGGET, CHARLES B.		B-329	
ARNOLD, NANCY C.		CAMPBELL, DELOYOUL		C-72

“1840 Census”
p. 33		ARNOLD, ALSTON A.
		1 m under 5; 2 m 5-10; 1 m 30-40
		2 f under 5; 1 f 20-30

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Carroll County

 “Carroll County, Georgia Marriages, 1827-1897” (Indexes in all books searched for males and females, white race only.  Note:  Book D, 1865-1887 is evidently a transcribed book of marriages, as it seems to duplicate the marriages in Book 1858-1868 and Book K, 1868-1877. TOB)

Book C – 1827-1866
p. 86		ARNOLD, ELISABETH	PRICE, SEABORN		29 Jan 1839
p. 162		ARNOLD, POLLY		HENDON, THOMAS		11 Jan 1844
p. 296		ARNOLD, ELISABETH	O’MOROY, THOMAS C.	19 Oct 1853
		(License only, no certificate)
p. 346		ARNOLD, ISAAC B.		WARREN, ELISABETH	1 Nov 1855
p. 504		ARNOLD, VERLINDA A.	ALLEN, WILLIAM S.	30 Apr 1863
p. 553		ARNOLD, JOHN		OMERY, S. E.		27 Jul 1865
p. 561		ARNOLD, SARAH C.	O’NEAL, DAWSON		29 Oct 1864

Book D – 1865-1887
		No ARNOLD, or variant, references

Book (?) - 1858-1868
p. 153		ARNOLD, SARAH CATHARINE  O’NEAL, DAWSON	29 Oct 1864

Book K – 1868-1877
p. 321		ARNOLD, F. M.		WILLIAMSON, S. E.		1 May 1873

Book E – 1877-1882
		No ARNOLD, or variant, references

Book F – 1882-1887
p. 310		ARNOLD, ABRELLA 	REED, JOHN (or Jonah)	23 Dec 1884
p. 555		ARNOLD, JASPER		COLDOUGH, LULA		5 Feb 1887
		(License only, no certificate)
p. 572		ARNOLD, FANNIE E. 	RIGGS, J. M.			12 May 1887

Book G – 1887-1892
p. 14		ARNOLD, LULU		TRAYLOR, CHARLES	1 Oct 1887
		(License only, no certificate)
p. 539		ARNOLD, ELIZA 		BLALOCK, G. W.		6 Jan 1892

Book H – 1892 – 1897
		No ARNOLD, or variant, references

“1840 Census”
p. 50		ARNOLD, EZEKIAL
		1 m under 5; 1 m 15-20; 1 m 30-40
		1 f under 5, 1 f 5-10; 2 f 20-30

p. 50		ARNOLD, JOHN
		1 m under 5; 1 m 30-40
		2 f 5-10; 1 f 20-30

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Chatham County

“Chatham County – 1805 Land Lottery,” Georgia Genealogical Magazine, April 1962
p. 179		ARNOLD, JOSEPH

“1820 Census”
p. 69		ARNOLD, S. W.
		3 m 16-25

p. 73		ARNOLD, WILLIAM
		1 m 16-25
		1 f 15-25, 1 f 46 & up

“1840 Census” (City of Savannah)
p. 26		ARNOLD, MARIA
		1 m 20-30
		1 f 30-40, 1 f 40-50

p. 55		ARNOLD, RICHD. D.
		2 m 20-30, 1 m 30-40
		1 f 5-10, 1 f 20-30

“1845 State Census” printed in Censuses for Georgia Counties; Taliaferro (1827), Lumpkin (1838), Chatham (1845) by The Taylor Foundation, Atlanta, GA (1979)

First District
Household 5		ARNOLD, COLEB
			1 white male; 0 white females, 0 white males 6-16

Household 333	ARNOLD, ANN
			1 white male, 5 white females, 0 white males 6-16

Third District
Household 502	ARNOLD, RICHARD D.
			1 white male, 1 white female, 0 white males 6-16, 1 white female 6-15,
			5 male slaves, 5 female slaves

Sixth District
Household 50		ARRENDELL, WILLIAM
			1 white male, 0 white females, 0 white males 6-16

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“Marriages of Chatham County, Georgia, Vol. 1 – 1748-1852” Genealogical Committee of Georgia Historical Society, Savannah GA (1993)

‘Chatham County Marriages, 1806-1851’
p. 96		ARNOLD, SAMUEL 	HILL, CATHERINE 		19 Sep 1806
		Rev. H. Holcombe
p. 96		ARNOLD, WILLIAM	BENTON, KITTY		20 Dec 1820
p. 96		ARNOLD, RICHARD D.	STIRK, MARGARET B.	9 May 1833
		Edw. Neufville, Rector Christ Church
p. 97		ARNOLD, WILLIAM	MACAULEY, HETTY	21 Jun 1841
		24 Jun 1841; Levi R. Russell, J.P.
p. 97		ARNOLD, CHARLES S.	COBB, S. Alberta A.A.F.	1 Feb 1848
		Wickliffe Bruen, J.P.
p. 110		CUSHMAN, ALLERTON	ARNOLD, RACHEL		20 Apr 1815
p. 181		SCHOEDDE, THEODORE A.  ARNOLD, ELIZA M.	13 Dec 1809
p. 202		WAGNER, COLEMAN	ARNOLD, HETTY (Mrs.)	10 Dec 1846

‘Marriages in the Newspapers, 1763-1805’ 
Page 52
Georgia Gazette (GG); Columbian Museum & Savannah Advertiser (CM), 1800
Savannah, December 25 - Married yesterday evening by Rev. Mr. Smith, Mr. JOSEPH ARNOLD, merchant, to Miss ELIZA/ELIZA ANN DENNIS, both of this city.  (CM 26 Dec 1800, 3:1; GG 25 Dec 1800, 3:1)

Page 63
Columbian Museum and Savannah Advertiser 1804; Georgia Republican and State Intelligencer (GR) Savannah, August 31 – Married, on Thursday evening the 28th instant, by the Rev. Mr. Clarkson, Mr. TIMOTHY FREEMAN, merchant of this city, to Miss MARY ARNOLD, formerly of Hartford, (C.) (GR 31 Aug 1804, 3:3)

‘Marriage Settlements in the Deed Books, 1785-1852’
Page 82
3F, 105-107	ARNOLD, CHARLES S, to COBB, SARAH ALBERTA A. A. F., daughter of Mary E. Cobb, dec’d.; 2 Jun 1848/19 Jun 1848.  Marriage recently solemnized.   

“Will Abstract – Book F, p 52”
Dated: 7 Sep 1818; Probated 7 Dec 1818
Testator: ELIZA ARNOLD, Residence: City of Savannah
Bequest: “My children, JOSEPH and RICHARD D. ARNOLD be educated, and it is my will and I do hereby direct that my said children be sent to the Northern states – there to receive their education.”
Signed: ELIZA ARNOLD, L.S.
Executors: William B. Bullock, Lemuel Kollock, Colonel Richard Dennis, and my nephew, George Millen, Jr.
Witnesses: Jane Young, Jno C. Nicoll, Sarah C. Nicoll

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Cherokee County

“Cherokee County, Georgia Land Records, Vol. 1, Deed Book A” compiled by Wyndell O. Taylor, Powder Springs, GA (1992) 

	No ARNOLD references

“Cherokee County, Georgia Land Records, Vol. 2, Deed Book B” compiled by Wyndell O. Taylor, Bernice O. Taylor, Powder Springs, GA (1992) 

p. 27
DB B, p 78	
Deed dated Washington County, 21 Dec 1833, recorded 16 Jan 1835 from ARNETT ARNOLD of Washington County to William Fish of Washington County.  In consideration of the sum of $40 conveys all that tract of land known as land lot 241, 2nd Dist., 2nd Section.  Tract consists of 40 acres more or less.  Signed: ARNETT ARNOLD.  Testators: Allen Smith and Noah Kittrell, J.P.

p. 8
DB B, pp-15-16  
WILLIAM ARNOLD, witness to deed dated Gwinnett County, 8 Feb 1834, recorded 1 Sep 1834 from Henry Fitzsimmons of Gwinnett County to John Brewster of Cherokee County.  

p. 26
DB B, p 75  
F. W. ARNOLD, J. P. witness to deed dated Morgan County, 1 Feb 1834, recorded 12 Jan 1835, from Neal Nixon of Morgan County to Adam G. Saffold of Morgan Co.

p. 28
DB B, p 79  
ARNET ARNOLD, witness to deed dated Washington County 21 Dec 1833, recorded 16 Jan 1835 from Allen Smith of Washington County to William Fish of Washington County.  

“Cherokee County, Georgia Land Records, Vol. 3, Deed Book C” compiled by Wyndell O. Taylor, Bernice O. Taylor, Powder Springs, GA (1993) 

	No ARNOLD references

“Cherokee County, Georgia Land Records, Vol. 4, Deed Book D” compiled by Wyndell O. Taylor, Bernice O. Taylor, Powder Springs, GA (1994) 

p. 114
DB D, pp 394-395
Deed dated Hancock County 12 Apr 1836, recorded 18 Jul 1839 from JOHN ARNOLD, Jr. of Hancock County to Eli H. Baxter of Hancock County.  In consideration of the sum of $100 conveys all that tract of land known as Land Lot 190, 23rd District, 2nd Section.  Signed: JOHN ARNOLD Jr.  Witness: Wm. Lealey and William Shirry, Sr.

“Cherokee County, Georgia Land Records, Vol. 5, Deed Book E” compiled by Wyndell O. Taylor, Bernice O. Taylor, Powder Springs, GA (1994) 

p. 89
DB E, p 312
Deed dated Walker County 23 Sep 1839, recorded 26 Dec 1840 from William Rushins, Sr. of Macon County to Hiram M. Shaw of Walker County.  In consideration of the sum of $50 conveys all that tract of land known as Land Lot 433, 15th District 2nd Section.  Tract consists of 40 acres more or less.  Signed: William Rushins, by William Harrell attorney in fact.  Witness: Halley G. Fuller and ELIAS ARNOLD.  Sworn to in Walker County on 11 Jan 1840 by Halley G. Fuller before John Wood, J.P.

“Cherokee County, Georgia Land Records, Vol. 6, Deed Book F” compiled by Wyndell O. Taylor, Bernice O. Taylor, Powder Springs, GA (1995)

	No ARNOLD references

“Cherokee County, Georgia Land Records, Vol. 7, Deed Book G” compiled by Wyndell O. Taylor, Bernice O. Taylor, Powder Springs, GA (1996) 

p. 11
DB G, p 36
Deed dated 26 Jan 1834, recorded 27 Dec 1843 from Archibald Jourdan of Habersham County to Thomas R. Williams of Habersham County.  In consideration of the sum of $500 conveys all that tract of land known as Land Lot 352, 3rd District, 2nd Section, Land Lot was originally drawn by and granted to Archibald Jourdan.  Signed: Archibald Jourdan.  Witness: WILLIAM ARNOLD and James Stovall, J.P.

p. 12
DB G, pp 62-63
Deed dated Oglethorpe County 1 May 1843, recorded 19 Feb 1844 from James D. Tucker of Oglethorpe County to Wm. C. Dupree of Oglethorpe County.  In consideration of the sum of $200 conveys all that tract of land known as Land Lot 289, 14th District, 2nd Section.  Tract consists of 160 acres, more or less.  Signed: James D. Tucker.  Witness: Lewis J. Dupree, George Lester, CHESLEY ARNOLD.  Sworn to in Oglethorpe County on 15 Feb 1844 by George C. Lester before C. F. Platt, J.I.C.

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“Cherokee County Georgia Marriage Records 1841-1910” John Carver, Canton GA (2002)
(Note: No ARNOLD brides)
p. 4	ARNOLD, CLEMENT		BORING, ELIZA	26 Mar 1857	Book D, 125
	ARNOLD, HENRY B.		PONDER, JANE	12 May 1844	Book A, 107
	ARNOLD, MERRELL D.		HILL, SALLIE L.	31 Dec 1885	Book F, 43
	ARRENDALE, RICE			McELROY, SARAH	29 Feb 1844	Book A, 166

“Cherokee County Cemeteries” from private collection of Mr. John Carver (1980)

Hickory Flat Cemetery

BESSIE LOGAN ARNOLD
Born 7 Sep 1895
Died 9 Mar 1921

MARY NELL VINA ARNOLD
Born 19 Nov 1921
Died 23 Sep 1922

Bascomb United Methodist Church Cemetery

GEORGE T. ARNOLD
Born 18 Jun 1870
Died 14 Dec 1961

SALLY ANN ARNOLD
Born 15 Sep 1872
Died 17 Oct 1946

“Civil War Record”
CLEMENT ARNOLD
Pvt. Co. D, 14th GA, Inf., 6 Aug 1861.  Wounded, left thigh fractured in 1862.  Discharged on account of wounds 11 July 1862.

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Clarke County

“1820 Census”
p. 125		ARNOLD, WILLIAM
		1 m 26-44
		2 f 16-25

“1830 Census”
p. 306		ARNALD (sic), WILLIAM
		1 m 5-10, 1 m 40-50
		1 f 20-30; 1 f 30-40

“Clarke County Estate Papers, 1801-1923” Georgia Genealogical Magazine, Vol. 28 #1-2 
(107-8), p 32

The following list of original, unbound, Clarke County estate files is from an inventory prepared by the staff of the Georgia Department of Archives and History, which has the originals in Record Group 129-2-6.

This series consists of miscellaneous unbound arranged estate records filed with the Clarke County Court of Ordinary (now Probate Court).  These papers were originally submitted by administrators or executors of estates as required by law to document the settling of the estates of deceased citizens.

	ARNOLD, CHARLES		1886-87
	ARNOLD, CLARENCE B. (Ward)	1905-06
	ARNOLD, DANIEL			1878-79
	ARNOLD, MARY V.			1886-89

“Athens-Clarke County, Georgia Cemeteries” The Athens Historical Society, Athens, GA (1999)

p. 11 – Bethel Church Cemetery
	ARNOLD, FLORENCE (no dates)

p. 51 – Brother Union Cemetery
	Wilbanks, Willie Mae ARNOLD
	Born 7 Oct 1896
	Died 13 Jan 1946

p. 55 – Spaulding Cemetery
	ARNOLD, PATRICIA (no dates – 1989 funeral home marker)
	ARNOLD, Mr. SAMUEL (no dates – 1989 funeral home marker)

p. 57 – Spaulding Cemetery
	ARNOLD, OCTAVIOUS 
	Born (no date)
	Died 18 Mar 1992
	(Mack and Payne Funeral Home marker)

p. 65 – Whitehall Baptist Church Cemetery
	ARNOLD, CONSUELO B.
	Born 17 Sep 1933
	Died 24 Jan 1990
	ARNOLD, CLARENCE W.
	Born 4 Jul 1927
	Died 25 Jun 1992

p. 104 – St. Lukes A. M. E. Church Cemetery
	ARNOLD, HARRIET 
	Born (no date)
	Died 25 Oct 1930

p. 156 – New Grove Baptist Church Cemetery
	ARNOLD, CARRIE CARITHERS 
	Born 7 Sep 1898
	Died 18 Jun 1916
	Wife of L. B. ARNOLD

p. 163	Winterville City Cemetery
	ARNOLD, ELIZA
	Born 10 Jan 1895
	Died 29 Mar 1974
	(Also Bernstein’s Funeral Home marker)

p. 200 – O’Kelley Cemetery
	ARNOLD, EMMA O’KELLEY
	Born 1874
	Died 1915
	(Transcriber’s note:  The next four graves are Emma’s children):
	ARNOLD, HENRY – 1904 – 1914
	ARNOLD, JOHN LEE – 1900-1900
	ARNOLD, Infant – (no dates)
	ARNOLD, Infant – (no dates)

p. 256 – Oconee Heights Cemetery
	ARNOLD, ANNIE MAE SWANSON
	Born 19 Aug 1921
	Died 27 Apr 1994
	(Mack and Payne Funeral Home marker, present in 1994 but not in 1997)

“Clarke County, Georgia Marriage Records 1803-1909” Recorded in Marriage Books A-L Including Unrecorded Original Licenses.  Transcribed by Faye Stone Poss and Ted O. Brooke 
(Additional recordings to 1923 by Ted O. Brooke)

Groom					Bride					Marriage
ARNOLD, A. E.			THORNTON, SUSIE 		12 Sep 1919
ARNOLD, ALBERT			YARBROUGH, MAZIE		16 May 1909
ARNOLD, ANDREW		CRANE, DECIE			17 Feb 1889
ARNOLD, DAVID			GATHER, CAROLINE		4 Dec 1910
ARNOLD, FRANCIN		ARONDALE, EPSYBETH (License)19 Mar 1806
ARNOLD, GEORGE WASHINGTON  BURTON (?) PEARLY		9 Dec 1913
ARNOLD, HERBERT H.		ESCOE, M. BELLE 			1 May 1910
ARNOLD, JAMES			DEADWYLER, SARAH		7 Feb 1920
ARNOLD, JESSE B.			CHAMBERS, LEONA		4 Dec 1912
ARNOLD, J. C.			O’KELLY, EMMA			5 Dec 1894
ARNOLD, J. C.			UNDERWOOD, MATTIE (Mrs.)	1 Aug 1920
ARNOLD, JOHN			EPPS, BESSIE			29 May 1910
ARNOLD, JOHN			JOHNSON, ELIZA			11 Aug 1890
ARNOLD, J. W.			WAGES, SUSIE (Mrs.)		20 Dec 1921
ARNOLD, JOHN WASHINGTON	NASH, LILA MAY			4 Jul 1909
ARNOLD, M. M.			ABNEY, LAURA			14 Nov 1895
ARNOLD, R. P.			BRISCOE, MARY LIZZIE		10 Jul 1900
ARNOLD, ROBERT			MOON, ELLA			8 Sep 1900
ARNOLD, SIMION			WILBANKS, MARY BELLE	7 Feb 1919
ARNOLD, STOUT			GROVE, BELLE			10 Jan 1914
ARNOLD, STROUT (sic)		SEALS, MAMIE			3 Aug 1897
ARNOLD, TOM			GRESHAM, ALICE			10 Oct 1891
ARNOLD, WALTER			JACKSON, ANNIE K.		1 Jan 1894/5

YOUNG, JAMES			ARNOLD, EDNY			22 Feb 1825
DAMRON, PAT			ARNOLD, LEILA			8 Oct 1899
SUDDETH, W. L.			ARNOLD, LOIS (License)		10 Jun 1908 
TILLER, WILLIAM CLEMENT	ARNOLD, MATTIE MAUD		14 Apr 1907
LAMPKIN, J. T. COBB		ARNOLD, MOLLIE T.		11 Mar 1874
GREER, R. D.				ARNOLD, NANNIE E.		8 May 1890
MELTON, GUY C.			ARNOLD, PEARL			24 Jan 1904

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Clayton County

“All Known Cemeteries of Clayton County, GA” Ancestors Unlimited, Inc., Riverdale GA (1979)

Jonesboro City Cemetery

FRANCIS M. ARNOLD
Born 25 Sep 1843
Died 18 Jan 1873

MARGARET BURNSIDE ARNOLD
(wife of FRANCIS M. ARNOLD)
Born 8 Aug 1843
Died 31 May 1910

HARVEY M. ARNOLD, Sr.
Born 1911
Died 1976

IRENE F. ARNOLD (Eastern Star)
1908 – only date

(Following five buried in “Colored and Pauper Section”

CATHRINE ARNOLD
Born 1 Jun 1851
Died 19 Jul 1901

Rev. J. D. ARNOLD
Born 30 Sep 1837
Died 28 Jul 1909

JOHN W. ARNOLD
Born 9 Jan 1870
Died 17 Jan 1962

PINKIE F. ARNOLD
Born 30 Aug 1882
Died 3 Mar 1967

SARAH ARNOLD
Born 6 Dec 1869
Died 13 Jun 1948

McKown-Adamson Family Cemetery

CARROLL E. ARNOLD
GA PFC 28 Engineers, WW I
Born 30 Jan 1897
Died 20 Nov 1952

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Cobb County

“1834 State Census of Cobb County” - from the County files, Telamon Cuyler Collection, Special Collections, University of Georgia Libraries.  Printed in the Northwest Georgia Historical and Genealogical Society Quarterly, Fall, 1980

Certified by Ferdinand Jett “Appointed for the above (census) purpose,”  4 March 1834
	ELIZABETH H. ARNOLD – 5 white persons

“Bond Book 1833-1855” (County officials bonds)  Rebound, located in Cobb County Archives.  Pages 1-234, indexed in back of book

	p. 189 – JOHN F. ARNOLD
	“State of Georgia, Cobb County.  Know all men by these presents that we JOHN F. 	ARNOLD as Principal and William Philips, A. R. White, as Securities are held and 	firmly bound unto His Excellency Howell Cobb, Governor of the said State for the time 	being and his successors in Office in the sum of Three Thousand dollars to be paid to the 	said Howell Cobb, Governor of said State and his successors in office for which payment 	will and truly to be made and done we bind ourselves, our heirs, executors and 	administrators and each and every one of them jointly and severally, firmly by these 	presents seal with our seals and dated this 13th day of January eighteen hundred and fifty 	two.

	Whereas the above bound JOHN F. ARNOLD was on the 5th day of January in the year 	of Our Lord eighteen hundred and fifty two elected Clerk of the Inferior Court of said 	County of Cobb in said State:  Now the condition of the above obligation is such, that if 	the said JOHN F. ARNOLD shall well and truly do and perform all and singular the 	duties required of him in virtue of his said office of Clerk of the Inferior Court of the 	County of Cobb as aforesaid according to law and the trust reposed in him then the above 	obligation to be void otherwise, to remain in full force and virtue.  

	Signed: JOHN F. ARNOLD, Wm. Phillips, A. R. White
	Tested and approved by W. C. Green, J.I.C., S. M. Carruth, J.I.C, Wm. R. Chesnut, J.I.C.
	Registered May 26th 1852.  JOHN F. ARNOLD, C.J.C.

“General Index to Marriage Records (White), 1865-1900” 
								Marriage Date		Book/Page	
ARNOLD, ANNIE		MITCHELL, HIRAM B.	24 Sep 1873		B-15
ARNOLD, B. A. (Groom)	DUPREE, M. E. (Bride)	19 Mar 1874		B-62
ARNOLD, B. A. (Bride)	GRIGGS, W. B. (Groom)	20 Nov 1881		B-546
(Note:  Inspection of the above-names in Marriage Book B, page 546, shows it to be B. A. Arwood, not ARNOLD.)
ARNOLD, BERNICE		VOSS, PHILIP		25 Dec 1881		B-571
ARNOLD, DORA		AUSTEIN, JOSEPH		29 Apr 1896		D-419
ARNOLD, HENRIETTA	BROWN, JOHN J.		26 Oct 1871		A-340
ARNOLD, MARY E.		LEWIS, CRAWFORD K.	6 Jul 1871		A-324
ARNOLD, W. G. (Groom)	FOSTER, LULA M.		16 Oct 1888		C-444
ARNOLD, W. O/A? (Groom) DRAKE, ELLA		17 Feb 1876		B-177
ARNOLD, W. R. (or M.R.)(Groom) REID, H. A. (or M.A.) (Bride) 13 Sep 1877	B-252
ARNOLD, Wm. H.		LINDLEY, HARRIETT E.	29 Oct 1873		D-20

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“Cobb County General Index to Deeds, 1884-1934”  Note:  Although this index book is titled “1884-1934,” it also includes deeds for the period 1865-1884; deeds listed below are all those found dated prior to 1880.  T.O.B.
								Book/page	Dated 		
ARNOLD, HENRIETTA (by Tr.)	Wade, John W.	B, 465		7 Feb 1871	 
	(LL 243-244)
ARNOLD, JAMES			Anderson, William P. C, 13		22 Feb 1872	 
	(LL 478)
ARNOLD, G. W.			Lamb, Mary L.	C, 336		17 Jul 1872
	(Filed 23 Jul 1873, Roswell Property)
ARNOLD, G. W.			King, Barrington	C, 417		21 Mar 1863
	(Filed 19 Nov 1873, LL 564-5; 567-8 536-8; 529, 566)
ARNOLD, G. W.			ARNOLD, D. S.	C, 437		9 Oct 1873
	(Roswell Property)
ARNOLD, J. S.			Bates, Mathias		D, 139		31 Aug 1874
	(Filed 10 Jul 1875, Roswell Property)
ARNOLD, G. W.			Simmons, James P.	D, 679		28 Mar 1876
	(Filed 24 Mar 1877, Roswell Property)
ARNOLD, G. W.			Nesbit, James		E, 246		16 Mar 1876
	(Filed 2 Jul 1878, LL 388)
ARNOLD, DANIEL S.		Winn, R. D.		F, 18		15 Oct 1880
	(Filed 20 Dec 1880, 8th Dist., and section not known)
ARNOLD, JOHN			Latimer, Rubin	F, 461		12 Oct 1846
	(Filed 17 Jan 1882, LL 415)
ARNOLD, G. W.			Beach, Benjamin	H, 282		30 Nov 1875
	(Filed 18 Jan 1884, LL 388)
ARNOLD, JOHN WILLIAM		Manor, Hosea		K, 468		28 Apr 1858
	(Filed 16 Jun 1888, LL 960)
ARNOLD, G. W.			Bynum, L. H.		S, 170		1 Oct 1877
	(Filed 4 May 1894, Roswell Property)
ARNOLD, G. W.			Talley, Martha E.	X, 546		31 Jan 1872
	(Filed 6 Dec 1898, LL 427)
ARNOLD, JAMES M. et al		Brown, James G.	WW, 170	20 Oct 1860
	(Filed 11 Apr 1914, LL 36)
ARNOLD, G. W.			Nesbit, James		53, 376	16 Mar 1876
	(Filed 26 Feb 1916, Roswell Property)
ARNOLD, G. W.			Grogan, James		59, 433	1 Jan 1879
	(Filed 1 May 1918, Roswell Property)

Rhodes, William C.			ARNOLD, JAMES M. A, 720	11 Jan 1861
	(Filed 18 Jul 1869, LL 37)
Dunwoody, C. A.			ARNOLD, G. W. et al  B, 282	4 Nov 1869
	(Filed 16 Jun 1870, Roswell Lot)
ARNOLD, G. W.			ARNOLD, D. S.	C, 437		9 Oct 1873
	(Roswell Lot)
King, C. M. et al			ARNOLD, GIVENS W.  D, 636	1 Feb 1877
	(Filed 12 Feb 1877, Roswell Lot)
Bynum, L. H.				ARNOLD, GIVENS W.  E, 233	2 Oct 1877
	(Filed 4 Jun 1878, Roswell Lot)
King, C. M. et al			ARNOLD, GIVENS W.  E, 478	22 Aug 1879
	(Filed 29 Aug 1879, Roswell Lot)
Simmons, James P.			ARNOLD, GIVENS W.  F, 19	28 Mar 1876
	(Filed 28 Dec 1880, Roswell Lot)
Webb, Alfred				ARNOLD, G. W.	G, 392		29 Apr 1872
	(Filed 30 Jan 1883, LL 451-2; 463-4)
Rhodes, James W.			ARNOLD, G. W.	T, 227		7 Jan 1873
	(Filed 4 May 1895, Roswell Lot)
Rhodes, J. W.				ARNOLD, G. W.	Z, 622		7 Jan 1873
	(Filed 15 Nov 1900, Roswell Lot)
Parker, W. P.				ARNOLD, G. W.	GG, 643	29 Apr 1871
	(Filed 24 Jan 1905, Roswell Lot)
Reese, Elizabeth W. et al		ARNOLD, G. W. et al  EE, 711	24 Sep 1873
	(Filed 24 Jan 1905, LL 371)

“Miscellaneous Estate Records in Georgia Department of Archives and History.”
Estate – JOSEPH D. ARNOLD (only ARNOLD entry)
Guardian’s Bond – 2 Jul 1861, JAMES M. ARNOLD, Principal and STEPHEN ARNOLD, Security, for JAMES M. ARNOLD as guardian of MOSES ARNOLD, orphan of JOSEPH D. ARNOLD, dec’d.  Signed: JAMES M. ARNOLD, STEPHEN ARNOLD.

“The First Hundred Years; History of Cobb County, Georgia,” Sarah B. Temple, Atlanta GA (1935) Reprinted 1970.  (Note:  The following information from Page 835 supersedes that given in AFAS Quarterly, Vol. I, p 170) 

p. 835 – Methodist Cemetery, Roswell, Georgia (ARNOLD plots)

DANIEL H. ARNOLD
Born 4 Nov 1794
Died 24 May 1868

MARY L. ARNOLD
Born 11 May 1800
Died 29 May 1862

MARGARET M. ARNOLD
Born 17 July 1823
Died 26 Apr 1886

MARY A. CAMPBELL
Born 3 Mar 1832
Died 14 May 1894

D. S. ARNOLD
Born 7 Nov 1830
Died 19 Feb 1908

MARY A. (Wife of D. S. ARNOLD)
Born 21 June 1840
Died 6 July 1890

SARAH ITALIA (Daughter of D. S. and MARY A. ARNOLD)
Born 5 Oct 1859
Died 10 Sept 1864

SARAH W. MINHINNETT
Born 8 Nov 1842
Died 8 Apr 1870

BEN ARNOLD
Born 12 Aug 1882
Died 13 Dec 1910

GIVEN W. ARNOLD
Born 1 Sept 1825
Died 13 Sept 1901

SARAH M. ARNOLD
Born 30 Jan 1836
Died 3 Feb 1917

HATTIE BELL ARNOLD
Born 27 Oct 1874
Died 16 June 1890

ELLA E. DRAKE (Wife of W. O. ARNOLD)
Born 28 Nov 1860
Died 12 Nov 1916

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Coffee County

“Ward’s History of Coffee County” Warren P. Ward (1930) Reprinted 1978, Spartanburg, SC with new index.

p. 80	HIRAM MANCIL, Jr.	MARY ARNOLD		Married 18 Apr 1874