In
addition, a number of small communities were established over
the past two centuries, and you may find references to these in your research.
You can find the location of these communities on the historical maps referenced
below.
Andersonville
(not the location of Andersonville Prison)
Black Jack Mt.
Bolton (now in Fulton County)
Cicada
Fulton
Gilmore
Golgotha
Howell's Mills (now in Fulton County)
Irvine
Kolb
Lebanon
Merritts Mills
Mill Grove
Moon's Station
Nickajack
Noon Day
Oakley Mill
Octavia
Proctors
Pumpkin Vine
Roswell (now in Fulton County)
Salt Springs
Sweats Mt.
Sweet Water Town
Upshaw
Vinings Bridge/Station (now Vinings)
Waterman
Westoak
Woodstock
Old maps of Cobb County
1830 Cherokee Nation, GA (Source: Anthony Finley Co. Map of Georgia, 1830)
1834 Cobb County, GA (Source: H.S. Tanner, Map of United States of America, 1834)
1855 Cobb County, GA (Source: J.H. Colton Map of Georgia, 1855)
1864 Cobb County, GA (Source: Lloyd's Topographical Map of Georgia, 1864)
1865 Cobb County, GA (Source: U.S. Coast Survey Map, 1865)
1899 Cobb County, GA (Source: Central of Georgia Railway Map of Alabama and Georgia, 1899)
1915 Cobb County, GA (Source: Hudgins' Map of Georgia, 1915)
1955 Cobb County, GA (Source: Rand McNally Map of Georgia, 1955)
