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photo by Keith Hair
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TREUTLEN
COUNTY
PART OF THE USGENWEB AND
GAGENWEB PROJECTS
Treutlen was formed from parts of Emanuel and
Montgomery counties on Aug. 21, 1917. It was the 152nd county to be
formed in Georgia and was named for John Treutlen, who after serving in
the Provincial Congress of 1775, became Georgia's first governor.
Soperton is the county seat.
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Treutlen communities ~ Blackville, Five Points, Gillis Springs,
Lothair, Orianna, Orland, Soperton and Zaidee |
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Last Updated: 19 July 2011
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