The first European settler was Hardy Ivy, who built a cabin there in 1833. He laid out the streets of the original town site. Peachtree was the main street. The four original cross streets were named for Hardy Ivy's four son-in-laws. One of those, Ellis street, named for James M. Ellis, husband to Mary E. Ivy, one of Hardy Ivy's daughters.
The graves of this early family are located in the Oakland Cemetery, except for Hardy himself. His grave has been lost.
Atlanta, Georgia was founded in 1837.
Atlanta Georgia.
James Edward Oglethorpe was the man who founded the state of Georgia. There is a city in the state named after him today, Fort Oglethorpe.
Rhonda Lamb-Heath is the founder of the Big Pig Jig in Vienna Georgia.
Owen Robertson Cheatham, founder of Georgia-Pacific
Yes, Atlanta is the capital of Georgia.
The NAACP Chapter in Atlanta is known as the Georgia NAACP. It was not founded by King's family, but instead by Walter White who lived from 1893 to 1955.
Selentia Q. Moore is the founder and director of Moore Arts Movement Theatre Company in Atlanta Georgia.
Oglethorpe was the founder of the Georgia colony.
Atlanta Georgia
Atlanta is the capital city of the US state of Georgia.
Currently, as of 2009, it's the Georgia Aquarium in Atlanta.
Atlanta, Georgia was founded in 1837.
He is from Atlanta, Georgia U.S
Atlanta, Georgia is in North America.
Atlanta, Georgia is part of the United States.
Coca-Cola is, I believe, based in, and originated in, Atlanta, Georgia.