My mother's family is from the Queen City/Atlanta area.  Mom was born in Queen City as was her mother.  The families go back for about six/seven generations.  Mom is an only child and inherited some land mineral rights west of Atlanta.  She has had the timber cut off of the land for years as an supplemental income and finally sold the surface rights but not the mineral rights.  I read a tremendous amount of material from families tonight and did appreciate the topics very much. Thank you for the information.  Greatly appreciated.  Carlie 

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carlie, I suggest that you join the Cass County Group and review the discussions there.  If your minerals are not too far west of Atlanta they should be in Cass.   Use this link:

http://www.gohaynesvilleshale.com/group/casscounty

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