Williams, Marshall Woodson

In January, 1982, the property at 201 South Main Street, Madison, Georgia, was purchased by Fulton Fedral Savings and Loan Association from the estate of Mrs. Mary Waters. The manager of the Madison branch of Fulton Federal, Mr.

The first colleges or females in Georgia were organized under the auspices of religious denominations, the First being one in Macon organized by the Methodist Church.

This brief report outlines archaeological excavations at the location of a steam powered cotton mill in Madison, Georgia that took place in 1994 and 1995. This mill was also the location of a Prisoner of War camp run by the Confederate States of America in 1862.

The Sugar Creek site, 9GM4, was located in the 1950s by the authors in southeastern Morgan County, Georgia. Limited work was conducted there prior to 1988. In the summer of that year major archaeological excavations took place at this small archaeological site.