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current	14:32, 13 February 2007		1,024 × 900 (374 KB)	commons>Dereddick	Georgia State Historical Marker commemorating the first skirmish of the Battle of Brier Creek at Paris' Mill. The site was named Milltown by Francis Paris, but was colloquially known as Paris' Mill. It is now known as Millhaven. Picture taken by the au

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