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- Toonigh,_Georgia abstract "Toonigh, located between Holly Springs and Woodstock, is also (and more commonly) known as Lebanon. (The community's original, railroad name is Toonigh, but a few years later the local post office branch opened as Lebanon.) According to Georgia Place-Names by Kenneth Krakow, the name Toonigh is probably derived from the Cherokee Indian word "Tooantuh," which means "spring frog" and was also the name of a Cherokee chief. A popular legend has it that the place was given its name because it was "too nigh" Woodstock and Holly Springs to become a full-fledged town of itself. Another story tells that the train station building - assembled elsewhere and delivered via flatbed rail car - was originally set "too nigh" to the railroad track.".
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- Toonigh,_Georgia wikiPageWikiLink Category:Geography_of_Cherokee_County,_Georgia.
- Toonigh,_Georgia wikiPageWikiLink Category:Neighborhoods_in_Georgia_(U.S._state).
- Toonigh,_Georgia wikiPageWikiLink Cherokee.
- Toonigh,_Georgia wikiPageWikiLink Cherokee_Indian.
- Toonigh,_Georgia wikiPageWikiLink Holly_Springs,_Georgia.
- Toonigh,_Georgia wikiPageWikiLink Lebanon,_Georgia.
- Toonigh,_Georgia wikiPageWikiLink Woodstock,_Georgia.
- Toonigh,_Georgia wikiPageWikiLinkText "Toonigh".
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- Toonigh,_Georgia subject Category:Geography_of_Cherokee_County,_Georgia.
- Toonigh,_Georgia subject Category:Neighborhoods_in_Georgia_(U.S._state).
- Toonigh,_Georgia comment "Toonigh, located between Holly Springs and Woodstock, is also (and more commonly) known as Lebanon. (The community's original, railroad name is Toonigh, but a few years later the local post office branch opened as Lebanon.) According to Georgia Place-Names by Kenneth Krakow, the name Toonigh is probably derived from the Cherokee Indian word "Tooantuh," which means "spring frog" and was also the name of a Cherokee chief.".
- Toonigh,_Georgia label "Toonigh, Georgia".
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- Toonigh,_Georgia sameAs Q7824181.
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- Toonigh,_Georgia wasDerivedFrom Toonigh,_Georgia?oldid=455987382.
- Toonigh,_Georgia isPrimaryTopicOf Toonigh,_Georgia.