United States, Georgia, 32.75042, -83.50018Cannon, H. T.1922The passing of the Spaniards -- The English settlement at Savannah 1733 -- Stories of Indian Days massacre on Long Cane -- Siege and assault upon Savannah 1779 -- The patriotic mountaineers on the Tugaloo -- Augusta in the revolution -- Sherman's march to the sea -- Millwood and the island pleasure resorts -- A hearty laugh in the face of death -- The writer and his bateau -- My friend from Augusta -- Gen. James Edward Oglethorpe -- Sergt. William Jasper -- Gen. Nathaniel Green -- Gen. Anthony Wayne -- Rev.John Wesley. Count DeEstaing -- Other great men at Savannah -- John C. Calhoun -- Benjamin Ryan Tillman -- Ashbury Churchwell Latimer -- My grandfather and father -- James Chalmers -- The aftermath of Kings Mountain -- Slavery days -- The boundary lane -- Agnosticism -- Prohibition -- The tricksters -- The ugliest man -- A Georgian's viewpoint -- The island of Millwood -- Elbert County, Ga. -- Abbeville County, S.C. -- An Abbeville County mystery -- Sad stories of drowning in the Savannah -- The drowning in "Hominy Pot" -- A man and his two little girls drowned -- Two young men drown at Millwood -- Ten persons drown at Harper's Ferry April 4, 1920 -- Drowning of Mr. Conwell at Gregg Shoals -- The writer visits Harper's Ferry -- A letter from Mr. J.W. Waters, (Lester's father). Lester Waters and his bride -- The last enemy -- The Harpers FerryTragedy as compared with the massacre on Long Cane -- Where is the body of Charley Meshine -- A story of the Saluda -- A word of sympathy to the bereaved -- Death by drowning / R.S. Trasy, M.D. -- The Easter drowning in Savannah (Poem) / E.L. Fant -- Somber sighs the Savannah (Poem) / D.H. Magill -- A tribute from a friend of boyhood days / G.G. Grant -- Why did the bodies not rise and float in less time?.application/pdfgb0476Cannon, H. T. True stories of the Savannah. Columbia, S.C. : State Co., [1922]http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/NoC-US/1.0/Savannah RiverSavannah (Ga.)--History--Siege, 1779True stories of the SavannahText