Baldwin County GA Teachers in 1860

**1860**
City of Milledgeville, GMD 320 Catherine C. Mitchell Mr. Tracy Castledana Cotting Carolyn Fair (poor school) Hannah E. Horton John T. Lane Sarah M. Candler (poor school) Martha E. Candler	Pittsburg/Brown's Crossing, GMD 319 Andrew J. Stephenson Smith's District- Meriwether , GMD 318 Samuel H. Hughes Charles W. Snead Lafayette Carrington (poor school)
Midway/Scottsboro, GMD 321 Samuel E. Scudder Julia C. Cooper James H. Allen Samuel K. Talmadge Robert G. Smith Charles Lane	Gumm Dist.-North/E. Oconee River, GMD 105 William M. Gray
Coopers/Stevens Pottery -Hill's Dist., GMD 322 Margaret Rose Robert Smith	Salem Dist./Black Springs/GMD 115 John W. Vinson Charles T. Bayne

Sources: 1860 Federal Census; Acts of The General Assembly of Ga. passed in 1859

**Teachers in Milledgeville in 1869**
Miss Rockwell, Miss Horton ,Miss Herty, Mrs. Orme, Miss Davidson Mrs. Carrington, small private school Mrs. Roberts, large private school Miss Cotting Atlanta Constitution 6-18-1869

**Some Baldwin County School Teachers in 1917**
Susie Stanton, Myrtle McDerment, Emmie Moran, Pauline Maxwell, Ruth Chappell, Mrs. O. B. Pearson, Mary Blitch, Mary L.Ivey, Agnes Stembridge, Annie Clyde Bivins, Lorinne Banks, Leone barber, Viola Leonard, Florelle Holt, Emily Keller, Viola Hill, Sarah Barnes, Eula Simpson, Mattie Vaughn, Laura Belle Stembridge, Mildred Stembridge, Etta Stiles, Mamie Torrance. Atlanta Constitution March 25, 1917