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there to graze, erecting sheds and pens for their protection and later building a log cabin for his herdsmen. since easley owned several grazing places, when speaking of this particular place, he would call it the "cow pens" and so it became commonly known by that name. later the location of a county seat
came into question and walter j. colquitt, a lawyer, and dr. thomas moody took up their residence at cow pens, believing it would be the county seat and the name was consolidated into one word, cowpens. at the same time, a doctor by the name of johnson and a lawyer, whose name is unknown, took up their...
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