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  Canton is on 575 near Ball Ground Georgia. Canton is in the northern region of the Piedmont plain south of the Blue Ridge Mountains region. Canton formed in the 1830's and the name was chosen because like the city of Canton, China, locals wanted to make their area the center of the silk industry for America. William T. Sherman burned Canton in early November of 1864, along with nearby Cassville Georgia, which never recovered. Canton rebuilt and became prosperous for not silk, but denim. Water resources allowed the construction of several mills powering industry. Post Civil War, the Canton Cotton Mills produced a famous denim fabric and Pilgrims Pride, created by Central Soya Corporation, became a major a poultry concern. These industries helped cement Canton's role as a prosperous Georgia municipality. Cherokee County Regional Airport Canton Ga Georgia Wikipedia Entry [ Facts and Figures ] Official City of Canton Ga Web-site [ City services for resident

 Chamblee, incorporated by the Georgia legislature on August 17, 1908 in DeKalb County. Why Chamblee? Perhaps the 1885 petition for the U.S. Postal Service at Roswell Junction. The U.S.P.S. did not want Roswell Junction, because of nearby city of Roswell, and picked "Chamblee" from the list of petitioners. The Chamblee selected was an African-American railroad worker. In another version, the Chamblee's founded the town. Chamblee has been known for dairies, railroads and the military. The Norfolk Southern Railroad and the Roswell Railroad cross in Chamblee. In 1917, Chamblee's dairy land was turned into Camp Gordon. The new military base grew with 1,200 buildings and became home to 40,000 military personnel. After World War I the military decommissioned Camp Gordon only to reestablish it in 1941 as a Navy Flight Training Center. Lawson Veterans Hospital was added, specializing in amputees to use prosthetic limbs. After World War II, General Motors opened thei

 Avondale Estates Mover- in DeKalb County, Georgia, United States, population 2,700. Founded in 1924 by George Francis Willis, Avondale Estates was once called Ingleside and Willis wanted to create a planned community. Named after Stratford-upon-Avon, England, birthplace of Shakespeare, it has a Tudor look driving through from 285 to Decatur on 278. Features include Lake Avondale, a High School, Middle School and Grade School. Museum School of Avondale Estates is a Georgia Charter School opened in 2010. At two acres, Avondale Lake is a pond with benches and a park frequented by geese moving south in the winter and north in the summer. From Covington Road, look for Lakeshore Drive just east of Avondale Estates First Baptist Church and Avondale Elementary School. Atlanta Moving Services With decades of experience as Atlanta Movers, Mark the Mover is known for care and reliability and is a first choice among households in Avondale Estates for moving companies, moving and sto

Chinquapin Grove, unincorporated, was named by Freeman when first chartered, he created the name Dacula with a mix of letters, consonants and vowels, from Decatur and Atlanta. Other suggestions were Hoke and Freeman Town, John Freeman was the postmaster, in 1905 he felt pressured to announce an official name to the post office. Click on link below picture for interesting article called "A city once called Hoke" https://gwinnettcitizen.com/local-news/local-news/3119-a-city-once-called-hoke Growing, Dacula still has less than 5000 people as of the 2000 census and is in Gwinnett County Northeast of Lawrenceville. Still, some believe that nearly one hundred thousand people live within eight miles of and within Dacula city limits. Dacula history includes the shocking murder in the early 1920s of a father and son. Jim and son John Bedingfield (sic Bennefield, Benefield) were chopped to death in 1927 in a country home on Stanley road a mile outside of town. http

Grayson Georgia is filled with names like Brand, Chandler and Cooper, town founder James Patterson McConnell along with John E. Jacobs, Grayson's first mayor, founded what became Grayson. In Gwinnett County, Georgia, the region around Grayson was territory of the Lower Creek and Cherokee Indians. In February 1784 Franklin County, which is now part of Gwinnett, began settlement by Europeans. Legislation put land at 3 shillings an acre and limited settlers to 1000 acres maximum. Land Lotteries spread estates to settlers and parts east of the Apalachee River became Gwinnett County in December of 1818. Early names of settlements were New Hope, Tribble's Mill and Haynes Creek. The McElvaney family ran the Bay Creek post office in their mill. In 1877 Georgia Militia District was created and the Grayson area was named Bay Creek District, probably because of the native Bay trees. John E. Jacobs, Grayson's first mayor wrote to the Post Department requesting that the town name