"Frederick ADERHOLD was born, 1798, in North Carolina and came to Campbell Cou8nty in the 1830's. In the 1850 census he is listed as a mill wright, and in the 1880 Census of Douglas (prior to 1870 Campbell County) County he was living in the Chestnut Log District near the Chattahoochee River. [His wife] Alziry(a) was born 1804, the daughter of William DANFORTH born in Virginia 1776. Frederick and Alziry(a) are buried in the Aderhold-Kolb Family Cemetery located south of Interstate 20, just off Fulton Industrial Blvd., at Southwest Parkway Drive, back of General Electric Lighting Distribution Center. A chain link fence surrounds the cemetery, placed by the developer. The cemetery is in great need of restoration and annual care." - From an account believed to have been compiled by Henley CAMPBELL and sent to me (jml) in 1993 by Lee CAMPBELL of Lincolnshire, IL. This document is reproduced in the "ADRHOLD/T Collection," by William Bailey CASH (self-published: Denver, CO, 1997), Book II, Volume III, pp. 601-02.
"Also buried in the Aderhold-Kolb Cemetery mentioned above, in graves marked only by their initials, are pioneer settlers Frederick ADERHOLD and his wife Alzirey, who came here from North Carolina early in the 1830s. ADERHOLD operated an early mill off of what is now Highway 166-92 and Hilderbrand Drive in southeast Douglas County." [From article, "The LOVES Were Pioneer Family," by Joe BAGGETT, Neighbor News Editor (newspaper name not given), Wednesday, 18 DEC 1995.]
"Frederick ADERHOLD was born, 1798, in North Carolina and came to Campbell Cou8nty in the 1830's. In the 1850 census he is listed as a mill wright, and in the 1880 Census of Douglas (prior to 1870 Campbell County) County he was living in the Chestnut Log District near the Chattahoochee River. [His wife] Alziry(a) was born 1804, the daughter of William DANFORTH born in Virginia 1776. Frederick and Alziry(a) are buried in the Aderhold-Kolb Family Cemetery located south of Interstate 20, just off Fulton Industrial Blvd., at Southwest Parkway Drive, back of General Electric Lighting Distribution Center. A chain link fence surrounds the cemetery, placed by the developer. The cemetery is in great need of restoration and annual care." - From an account believed to have been compiled by Henley CAMPBELL and sent to me (jml) in 1993 by Lee CAMPBELL of Lincolnshire, IL. This document is reproduced in the "ADRHOLD/T Collection," by William Bailey CASH (self-published: Denver, CO, 1997), Book II, Volume III, pp. 601-02.
"Also buried in the Aderhold-Kolb Cemetery mentioned above, in graves marked only by their initials, are pioneer settlers Frederick ADERHOLD and his wife Alzirey, who came here from North Carolina early in the 1830s. ADERHOLD operated an early mill off of what is now Highway 166-92 and Hilderbrand Drive in southeast Douglas County." [From article, "The LOVES Were Pioneer Family," by Joe BAGGETT, Neighbor News Editor (newspaper name not given), Wednesday, 18 DEC 1995.]
Family Members
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Eliza Aderhold Mayes
1825–1870
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William M. Aderhold
1827–1895
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Margaret Aderhold Mayes
1830–1911
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Mary B Aderhold White
1832–1904
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George W. Aderhold
1835–1862
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James M Aderhold
1837–1885
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Adaline Aderhold Wooddall
1839–1926
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John Clayton Aderhold
1843–1934
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Fred Aderhold Jr
1846–1920
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Albert Gallington Aderhold
1848–1935
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