Town of Cumming Copyright 1999 Donna Parrish
| 117 | 116 | 115 | 114 |
| 118 | 75 | 74 | 73 |
| 119 | 76 | 41 | 40 |
| 120 | 77 | 42 | 15 |
Bordered on the South by the road leading out from the northwest corner of the square - later the north road to Canton.
Bordered on the east by the road to Drury Hutchins.
Bordered on the west by an alley.
Lot-15
Berry Hill was born between 1800 and 1810. He had 7 people in his household in 1834. He is credited with building the first house in Cumming.
George Hallman Hotel. George Washington Hallman and his wife Margaret Bailey Hallman had the Hallman Hotel from 1850 through at
least 1870. The Hallmans came here from Shelby, N.C., after 1843. Their son John C. Hallman was prominent in the development of Atlanta after the Civil War.
Hammett House, 1891.
Shadburn Hotel and livery stables
Lot - 40 Unknown
Lot - 41 Unknown
Lot - 42 Unknown
Lot - 73 Unknown
Lot - 74 Unknown
Lot - 75 Unknown
Lot - 76
8 Jul 1835 - Inferior Court to Grief Williams
(obvious trade to square up town land attached to the
back lot on the north side of Cumming being parts of
Lot 1251-3-1)(C-52)
See Lot 119
Lot - 77 Unknown
Lot - 114 Unknown
Lot - 115 Unknown
Lot - 116 Unknown
Lot - 117 Unknown
Lot - 118 Unknown
Lot - 119 8 Jul 1835 - Inferior Court to Grief Williams
(C-57) (Grief Williams left Cumming and went to Ellijay, where he died). See Lot 76
Lot - 120 Unknown