Home of the General
Home of the General
What's New? The cemetery pages are moving to Cemetery Surveys, Inc.
We are in the process of creating a different way to find the cemeteries. You can link to the "Cemetery Locations" pages from the main cemeteries page. 12-31-06: Photographs of Power-Martin Cemetery and New Providence! Also, pictures of Mt. Zion (Powder Springs) and County Line !! 5-21-06: Photographs of Mount Arbor Cemetery and New Hope Cemetery, Marietta! 7-23-06: Photographs of Hickory Grove Cemetery and Shady Grove Baptist Church (Acworth) Cemetery 7-7-06: Photographs of Mars Hill Cemetery, Milford Baptist Church Cemetery and Maloney Springs Cemetery 8-6-06: Photographs of Bishop Cemetery and Dickerson Cemetery. |
Click here for some brief information regarding the founding of Cobb County and its county seat, Marietta.
The Cobb County Government website can be found at www.cobbcounty.org. Cities of Cobb County, Georgia
include:
Marietta
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Austell
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Powder Springs
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Smyrna
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Mableton | and Lithia Springs |
AHGP ALHN USGenNet.org Archives & Records Online Tombstone Project
EASILY ON THIS SITE LOOK AT THE WHITE HEADINGS FIRST THEN SELECT YOUR ENTRY |
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Features: The Cemeteries of Cobb County by Richard R. Pettys, Jr. We are working on the Churches of Cobb County. Does your Cobb County church have a web site? Let us know! Brenda's Glover Park Virtual Tour Biography of General Leonidas Polk , who died at Pine Mountain, Cobb County, Georgia.
Biography of Confederate Generals with
connections to Georgia who fought at the Battle of Kennesaw
Mountain. |
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| Cobb has 35 parks and recreation centers, Cobb's park system is one of the Southeast's largest. There are 8,800 acres of federally owned park lands in Cobb County. Cobb is one of the fastest growing counties in the U.S. | |||||||||||||||||||
This page is dedicated to the memories of two men, Joe Lattanzi
and Don Suessmith. These men were patriots whose residence in Cobb County
changed many lives, mine included. Joe and Don were the best of friends.
Joe taught thousands of students, including my mother, at Campbell High School.
Don, well, he was my grandfather. During the turbulent days of the
seventies, when people were burning flags, Joe and Don sat on the front porch
with a shotgun bound and determined to protect the United States flag that they
so loved. True patriots. I love you, Granddaddy. Rest in
Peace. See you in 60 years or so.
As a general rule, I do not get involved in "do-gooder" causes. However, the right to life is tantamount and genocide everywhere must be stopped.
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Brenda Pierce (PP&B Designs) Richard Pettys Copyright Notice: Documents submitted to this project are considered donated to the project - the original copyright belongs to the submitter of documents. Richard has chosen to essentially go along with Brenda's original site design, thus her copyright remains herein together with the added copyright belonging to Richard. Unless otherwise indicated on documents transcribed, created or donated by Richard or Brenda, no claim of copyright is made to transcriptions or other data, and copyrights are, in essence, to page design only. Please note that this page has NOT moved in three or more years. Our former project has chosen to abandon us.
All cemetery photographs are Copyright 2004
Richard Pettys, Jr. and Kathleen G. Pettys. All rights are reserved.
Permission is given to non-commercial and personal use. These
photographs are NOT to be linked into the USGenWeb Archives. |
