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Dalton’s Liberty Tree 10.11.09

Every city and small town in America probably has things hidden inside it’s boundaries that are unknown to most, even it’s own citizens.  In this case, it’s the Liberty Tree that Dalton was given the honor of receiving that I just learned about.

The Liberty Tree dates back to a time before the American Revolution. Each [...]

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West Hill Cemetery Tour Brochure 08.26.09

Today my brother and I attended the media event for the launch of the walking tour for the West Hill Cemetery in Dalton.  We attended because we both played a part in creating the map as a project at our work that is used in the brochure, and was recognized, along with our work place, [...]

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Holden Coat of Arms 08.17.09

The only thing that I’ve found so far is that the birds appear to be called ‘eagle displayed’.  I’ve not made it to what the colors, shape of the shield, birds, number of birds, helmet, etc. mean yet, but will update this post as I discover.
If you happen to stumble across this post and know [...]

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History & Origin of the Name: Holden 10.19.08

The history and origin behind last names are very interesting.
Origin: English
Coat of Arms: Silver with six red allerions, and a red escutcheon in the center.
Crest: A double headed red allerian.
Motto: Nec temere nec timide
Motto Translated: Neither rashly nor timidly.
Source: surnamehistories.com
The name Holden was first used by England’s ancient Anglo-Saxon culture. It comes from when the [...]

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