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Paulding County

Ellen Moore and James Jackson Johns

Ellen Cornelia Moore

Ellen Cornelia Moore

James Jackson Johns

James Jackson Johns

The first part of the Johns family that I am going to start looking at this fall is James Jackson Johns and his wife, Ellender Cornelia Moore.  Ellen was born on October 13, 1839 in Coweta County, Georgia. Coweta County was formed in 1826 from lands originally belonging to the Creek Nation, relinquished to the US government as a part of the 1825 Treaty of Indian Springs.

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Posted in Johns, Native American and tagged 1825 Treaty of Indian Springs, 30th Georgia Infantry, Battle of Chicamauga, Biography, Carroll County, Confederate States of America, Coweta County, Creek Nation, DeKalb County, family history, Georgia, Georgia Campaign, Jackson Expedition, Native American, New Georgia Baptist Church Cemetery, Paulding County, Roster of Confederate Soldiers of Georgia, Tennessee Campaign, Trail of Tears on September 30, 2013 by Larisa Thomas. 9 Comments

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