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Joe Sewell

Joe Sewell was killed in Chattanooga, Tennessee, in August 1890 while working in the Western and Atlantic Railroad's yards.Read More

Joe Sewell was killed in Chattanooga, Tennessee, in August 1890 while working in the Western and Atlantic Railroad’s yards.

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Eugene C. Spalding

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James Nelson Squires

J.N. Squires joined the Western and Atlantic Railroad circa 1873.Read More

J.N. Squires joined the Western and Atlantic Railroad circa 1873.

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Robert Stallings

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Dennis Sullivan

Dennis Sullivan joined the Western and Atlantic Railroad circa 1873.Read More

Dennis Sullivan joined the Western and Atlantic Railroad circa 1873.

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Jim Sullivan

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Patrick Sullivan

Patrick Sullivan joined the Western and Atlantic Railroad circa 1872.Read More

Patrick Sullivan joined the Western and Atlantic Railroad circa 1872.

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Taylor Terrell

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Campbell Wallace

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Arthur G. Ware

A.G. Ware (February 21, 1816-February 27, 1863), a native of South Carolina, was a newspaper publisher and railroad agent. In 1847, he moved to Dalton, Georgia, and published a weekly newspaper named the Mountain Eagle. In 1852, Western & Atlantic Superintendent William L. Wadley appointed Ware as an agent for the railroad at Atlanta. At some point, he may have also worked as a mail clerk for the railroad.…Read More

A.G. Ware (February 21, 1816-February 27, 1863), a native of South Carolina, was a newspaper publisher and railroad agent.

In 1847, he moved to Dalton, Georgia, and published a weekly newspaper named the Mountain Eagle.

In 1852, Western & Atlantic Superintendent William L. Wadley appointed Ware as an agent for the railroad at Atlanta. At some point, he may have also worked as a mail clerk for the railroad.

He later worked as a traveling soliciting agent for the combined Macon & Western Railroad and Central Railroad. In 1858, he accepted the local agency of the Macon & Western, where he remained until he died in 1863.

He is buried in Atlanta’s Oakland Cemetery.

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