"It seems as if I can hear Him say, dear children, live to come this way."
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Info from Danny Mashburn ---
Monteville Ash was named after the founder of Hipp's Chapel; Montville Hipp, according to his grandson. In the book "Ducktown Back In Raht's Time", Mr. Barclay (*Robert Edward Barclay) says circuit riding methodist preacher Montville Hipp, who lived in Ellijay, founded the Hipp's Chapel in Fannin County soon after the Civil War. And also, he had a Hipp's Chapel in Murray County and in the Mountaintown Community of Gilmer County.
"It seems as if I can hear Him say, dear children, live to come this way."
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Info from Danny Mashburn ---
Monteville Ash was named after the founder of Hipp's Chapel; Montville Hipp, according to his grandson. In the book "Ducktown Back In Raht's Time", Mr. Barclay (*Robert Edward Barclay) says circuit riding methodist preacher Montville Hipp, who lived in Ellijay, founded the Hipp's Chapel in Fannin County soon after the Civil War. And also, he had a Hipp's Chapel in Murray County and in the Mountaintown Community of Gilmer County.
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Rufina Ellijay "Fina" Ash Goss
1854–1931
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John Marshall "Marsh" Ash
1856–1939
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David Bascum Ashe
1859–1928
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Margaret Erena Elizabeth Ash Queen
1863–1919
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Arkansas America "Kans or Kansas" Ash Crumbley
1866–1938
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George Washington Ash
1867–1949
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Nevada Susan "Levady" Ash Vaughn
1872–1934
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Julia Nora Ann Ivalee Ash Watson
1877–1942
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