John Mims
John F. Mims (November 10, 1815 – April 30, 1856) sixth mayor of Atlanta and agent of the Georgia Railroad & Banking Company. In the late 1840s he founded a flour mill with Lemuel Grant, Richard Peters and his younger brother William Peters but it didn't do well with competition from Mark A. Cooper's mill in north Georgia but was still important for the diversification of the city's enterprises. The wood-fired steam engine was used for the Confederate Powder Works in Augusta, Georgia.
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John Mims
John F. Mims (November 10, 1815 – April 30, 1856) sixth mayor of Atlanta and agent of the Georgia Railroad & Banking Company. In the late 1840s he founded a flour mill with Lemuel Grant, Richard Peters and his younger brother William Peters but it didn't do well with competition from Mark A. Cooper's mill in north Georgia but was still important for the diversification of the city's enterprises. The wood-fired steam engine was used for the Confederate Powder Works in Augusta, Georgia.
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John F. Mims (November 10, 181 ...... kland Cemetery.
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ジョン・F・ミムズ（John F. Mims, 1815年1 ...... 代アトランタ市長およびジョージア鉄道銀行会社代理人を務めた。
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John F. Mims (November 10, 181 ...... gusta, Georgia.
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ジョン・F・ミムズ（John F. Mims, 1815年1 ...... 代アトランタ市長およびジョージア鉄道銀行会社代理人を務めた。
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