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(From an Act of Dec. 24, 1827)
Sec. 2. And be it further enacted by the authority aforesaid,
That so much of the original county of Troup as is contained
in the following boundaries, to wit: beginning at the south east
corner of lot number ninety-six, in the third district of Troup,
running east to the south east corner of lot number eighty-six,
in the third district of Troup, thence a straight line to the
south east corner of lot number one hundred and ten, in the second
district of Troup, thence east to the south east corner of lot
number forty-six, in the first district of Troup, thence a straight
line to the north east corner of lot number one hundred and thirty-eight,
in first district of Troup, thence north to Flint river, and
up said river to the original line between the counties of Coweta
and Troup, thence west with said line to the north east corner
of lot number five, in the eleventh district of Troup, thence
south to the beginning, shall form one other county to be called
Merriwether, (in memory of General David Merriwether.)
Source: Ga. Laws 1827, p. 65.
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