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	Welcome to Chalybeate Springs, Georgia
		Chalybeate was one of the earliest settlements in Meriwether County and someone who named the settlement must have been conversant with geology and ancient history.
		The word "Chalybeate" has come to mean impregnated with iron salts when referring to water and thus Chalybeate Springs was water that had a large iron content.
		From the time Chalybeate Springs was settled around 1831 until the mine shafts were dug almost seventy years later, the residents had always tried to use the natural treasure of the iron deposits.
	www.manchester-ga.com /chalybeate.htm (547 words)

	St.Moritz /History of the Mineral Sources
		During the Bronze Age the water of the chalybeate spring was gathered in a wooden well which survived until it was excavated in 1907.
		People had to ride on horseback to reach the spring and there was nothing even remotely resembling a common room for those who came to drink the healing waters.
		As tedious as the journey was by foot, on horseback or in a sedan, an increasing number of guests seeking the beneficial effects of the chalybeate spring arrived in St. Moritz every year.
	www.stmoritz.ch /history-of-the-mineral-sources-002-01030001-en.htm (792 words)

	Chalybeate History
		Chalybeate, Mississippi is located in the northern part of Tippah County just east of Walnut on Highway 354.
		Chalybeate's beginning stemmed from the community of Jonesborough, which was founded prior to 1840.
		In 1957, Chalybeate school consolidated with Walnut and today it only serves ages kindergarten through the eighth grade, however, it is still considered to be one of the best in the county.
	www.rootsweb.com /~mstippah/ChalyHistory.html (498 words)

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		The Chalybeate Miss.Tenn., 7.5 minute topographic quadrangle, published by the U.S. Geological Survey in 1982 with a contour interval of 20 feet (6.1 m), was used as a base map on which contacts, outcrop and well locations were plotted.
		In the Chalybeate Spring exposures, the basal Clayton consists of a thin, coarse-grained, gravelly sand.
		This interpretation of the Chalybeate is also in agreement with the recent revisions of the generalized stratigraphic column of Mississippi as described by Dockery (1996).
	www.msstate.edu /org/MAS/julyjournal/swann.html (3479 words)

	Metro Magazine
		Some of you may have guessed by now where this talk of little chalybeate springs is headed-to Harnett County, just a few miles from where it bumps against Wake, and the small community called Chalybeate Springs on Highway 401, so named, of course, because of the iron salts found in the water there.
		Chalybeate Springs Baptist Church, originally called Hector's Creek Baptist Church, was founded by Archibald Neill Campbell, father of James Archibald Campbell, who founded in 1887 what is now Campbell University.
		James Archibald Campbell grew up in the Chalybeate Springs community, was baptized in the church there and became a life-long friend of David Henry Senter, whose family was a mainstay in that area.
	www.metronc.com /article?id=891 (1282 words)

	Chalybeate Spring and Bath House
		Following the discovery by Lord North of the iron-salts bearing Chalybeate Spring, the land was cleared and a triangular enclosure constructed over it.
		In 1804 a bath house was built to provide the wealthy patrons of the health-spa with warm vapour and shower baths.
		During summer months it is still possible to 'take the waters' served in the traditional manner by a 'dipper' - a young lady in 17th Century dress.
	www.edenbridgetown.com /places_of_interest/tunbridge_wells/chalybeate_spring.shtml (95 words)

	Spartanburg SC \| GoUpstate.com \| Spartanburg Herald-Journal (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		Chalybeate waters are also known as ferruginous waters.
		The word "chalybeate" is derived from the Latin word for steel, "chalybs", which follows from the Greek word "khalups".
		Richard Russell, an eminent physician, and resident of Lewes and Brighton (which are close to the chalybeate spring of Hove) had advocated drinking seawater.
	www.goupstate.com /apps/pbcs.dll/section?category=NEWS&template=wiki&text=Chalybeate (609 words)

	Chalybeate Spring Temple, Sharon Springs NY
		Its use was especially curative for anemia and according to Dr. Fonda, the waters "obtained a high celebrity for the relief of complaints peculiar to the female sex".
		The Chalybeate waters reputedly had enough iron salts to turn one’s teeth brown, nevertheless it was bottled and sold for its medicinal use.
		The Chalybeate’s gazebo is in relatively good condition with its historic integrity intact under the mask of its residential use.
	www.sharonsprings.com /chalytemp.htm (535 words)

	Dwight, Theodore. The northern traveller.(1828) -- Selections (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		A new and remarkable chalybeate Spring was obtained, in 1827, by boring 237 feet deep, through blue slate rock, near the Old Spring.
		which yields a fine and sparkling chalybeate water, was discovered early in the summer of 1825.
		It is supposed by many to be in fact identical with the "Old Spring," which is soon to be spoken of, being distant from it only about thirty feet.
	digilib.nypl.org /dynaweb/hudson/wwm9813/@Generic__BookTextView/2265 (360 words)

	Taking the Waters: Saline and Chalybeate Springs
		It is laxative, diuretic, and alterative, and is generally found of service in disease of the liver and kidneys, and in a costive habit of body.
		It has also been considered of value when used in conjunction with the chalybeate, in restoring the health of those who have become debilitated by a residence in a tropical climate, or suffer from scrofulous affections.
		The last type of spring was the Chalybeate Spring in Rock Park which seems to have been rich in iron.
	a-day-in-the-life.powys.org.uk /eng/health/eh_waters2.php (851 words)

	Visit Tunbridge Wells Title
		The discovery of the Chalybeate Spring just over 400 years ago in 1606, marked the beginning of Tunbridge Wells, and it still forms a central part of the Pantiles and of Royal Tunbridge Wells today.
		The Spring was discovered by chance by a young nobleman, Dudley Lord North, who noticed the reddish waters of the Spring seeping from the ground.
		This tradition carries on today, as in the summer it is still possible to sample the cool Chalybeate Spring water served by a costumed dipper.
	www.visittunbridgewells.com /pages/View.asp?Level=2&LevelID=15 (322 words)

	Chalybeate Temple Park 1996
		The severely deteriorated condition of 4 of the buildings made them impossible to feasibly restore and so they unfortunately had to be demolished.
		The Chalybeate Temple, which had not been visible from Main Street for 80 years is now going to be one of the centerpieces as people stroll or drive downstreet.
		The old changing house for the swimming pool is future home for the Arts Council as well as a gallery and hopefully will be utilized for community use.
	www.sharonsprings.com /chalyup.htm (511 words)

	December 2001 Prospect
		The Chalybeate Springs Baptist Church was organized in October 1872 with some 30 charter members.
		Chalybeate Springs interim pastor Reverend Max Eller echoed the relationship between church and University, and Campbell's importance to NC Baptist life.
		Harris Spence, nephew of Marjorie Spence and member of the Chalybeate Springs Church, expressed appreciation from the Spence family to the church and University for honoring the life and ministry of his aunt.
	www.campbell.edu /news/prospect/dec01/pg3.html (700 words)

	Royal Tunbridge Wells, Chalybeate Spring (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		It was granted its "Royal" prefix by Edward VII in 1909.
		The chalybeate spring still flow today and its waters can still be taken in the 'traditional' manner in the summer months.
		The Pantiles is the historic heart of the modern town and the colonnaded walkways are full of art galleries, boutiques and any number of genteel shops in keeping with the character of the area.
	www.yourcounty.co.uk /freetime/archive/discover/tunbridgewells.html (348 words)

	Chalybeate Elementary School - Chalybeate, Mississippi / MS - school information
		"Both my children have gone to Chalybeate since they were 5 years old.Each child is encouraged to do there personal best.The teachers are highly skilled and work very hard to bring out the best.The principal is a great example of a leader.
		Chalybeate is the best place for k-8 education in Mississppi.
		If everywhere was like Chalybeate there would be little reason for education reform.
	www.greatschools.net /modperl/parents/ms/695?ref=s_bd (345 words)

	Chalybeate Cemetery, Webster Co., KY
		Chalybeate Cemetery, Webster Co., KY
		Old Chalybeate (pronounced Klee-bet) Springs Methodist Cemetery is located on the Webster County side of the Union County - Webster County boundary between Kentucky highways 983 and 857.
		A fund to help finance the cleanup and restoration of the cemetery at Old Chalybeate Springs was established at the 2002 Sigler Family Reunion.
	www.rootsweb.com /~usgenweb/ky/webster/cemeteries/chalybeate.html (2450 words)

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		He was a Deacon at Chalybeate United Baptist Church, a WWII Army Veteran, a member of the local DAV, a Kentucky Colonel, and Boy Scout Leader.
		He is survived by his wife, Evelyn Skaggs Parker; two daughters, Arlene Meredith of Louisville, Ky., and Alecia Decker and her husband, David Hines, of Louisville, Ky.; three brothers, Auldon B. Parker of Berea, Ky., D.B. Parker Jr.
		In lieu of flowers, the family requests donations be made to the Chalybeate United Baptist Church Building Fund, c/o Eric Skaggs, 2577 Chalybeate Road, Smith Grove, Ky. 42171.
	www.gcnewsgazette.com /articles/2006/03/09/obituaries/obit59.txt (415 words)

	Gaskell: Baths and Spas of Europe
		Aix-la-Chapelle, Prussia.—Hot sulphur springs and saline and chalybeate waters, for curing diseases of the skin, rheumatism, gout and digestive disorders.
		Bagnères-de-Bigorre, Pyrenees.—Warm springs, saline, sulphurous and chalybeate, aperient and tonic.
		Scrofula: a chronic disease, now known to be caused by mycobacteria, involving enlarged and sometimes ulcerated lymph glands.
	www.people.virginia.edu /~rmf8a/gaskell/Bath_Spa.htm (986 words)

	FERRUM - Materia Medica Pura - Dr. Samuel Hahnemann
		By these expressions it is intended to convey the notion that they indubitably possess an absolute strengthening power in a high degree; for to steel is a metaphorical expression for to strengthen.
		Do not, indeed, many of their patients come back from the chalybeate springs in a more miserable (The attempt of the common run of practitioners to produce a purely strengthening effect is a capital mistake.
		The menses, which were due, came on immediately after the chalybeate bath, and twice as profusely as usual.
	www.hpathy.com /materiamedica/hahnemann_mmpura/ferrum.asp (3814 words)

	Summary of Citation (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		Highest fossiliferous siltstone here included in Chalybeate member was regarded as base of Porters Creek clay in MS reports.
		This siltstone is here included in Clayton formation in order to make the clay the base of the Porters Creek throughout MS.
		Chalybeate may include equivalents of only the lower beds of Pine Barren member.
	ngmdb.usgs.gov /Geolex/Refsmry/sumry_968.html (182 words)

	Chalybeate Spring - A Guide to Royal Tunbridge Wells - Heart Of Kent
		Chalybeate Spring - A Guide to Royal Tunbridge Wells - Heart Of Kent
		Discovered over 400 years ago, the Chalybeate Spring was instrumental in the birth of Tunbridge Wells.
		Sample the reputedly health-giving water still served in the traditional manner by the 'Dipper' in Georgian costume.
	www.heartofkent.org.uk /site/five-kentish-towns/royal-tunbridge-wells/chalybeate-spring-p7251 (140 words)

	Kentucky Life 618 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		The well-to-do came to "take the waters," bringing along their eligible sons and daughters in the hopes that a suitable match might be found.
		Like Dawson Springs farther west (featured in Kentucky Life Program 614), Edmonson County's Chalybeate Springs was a place to see and be seen while (one hoped) curing yourself of a variety of vague ills.
		There are Chalybeate Springs in Arkansas, England, Pennsylvania, and various other locales, plus a Chalybeate Well in Tennessee.
	www.ket.org /kentuckylife/600s/kylife618.html (567 words)

	NCDOT Rail Division > News
		RALEIGH --- The N.C. Departent of Transportation (NCDOT) has installed automatic gates at two roadway crossings of the Norfolk Southern Railway near Chalybeate Springs.
		Norfolk Southern operates freight trains at speeds up to 35 mph over the two crossings near Chalybeate Springs.
		The projects are part of a comprehensive statewide program to enhance highway safety by adding or improving signals and gates at public railroad crossings.
	www.bytrain.org /redbarinfo/news/2000releases/harnett1218.html (196 words)

	The Sigler Web Site
		I am constructing Descendants pages which list the descendents of those buried in the Old Bethel Cemetery and the Old Chalybeate Springs Cemetery.
		If you are a descendant of someone buried in Old Bethel Cemetery or Old Chalybeate Springs Cemetery and you want your name included on those pages, email me with your request.
		People whose names are in bold type are known to be buried at Old Chalybeate Springs Methodist Cemetery.
	www.williesigler.com (3219 words)

	NCDOT Rail Division > News
		RALEIGH – The N.C. Department of Transportation (NCDOT) has installed flashing signals and automatic gates at the Rawls Church Road (SR 1415) crossing of the Norfolk Southern Railway near Chalybeate Springs.
		Installation of the new equipment cost $99,100 with 90 percent provided by the Federal Government and 10 percent by the state.
		Mechanical warning devices of some sort are now in place at 2,386 of North Carolina's 4,470 public crossings.
	www.bytrain.org /redbarinfo/news/2001releases/harnett717.html (130 words)

	Not too old to make the effort to learn: 67-year-old Chalybeate woman continues to work on her GED (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		Not too old to make the effort to learn: 67-year-old Chalybeate woman continues to work on her GED
		Jean James works on her schoolwork at the Moulton Family Education Campus, where she’s been studying for several years.
		Jean James of Chalybeate celebrates her 67th year today at the same place she spent several past birthdays: Family Education Campus in Moulton.
	www.decaturdaily.com /decaturdaily/news/060316/james.shtml (633 words)

	PRIME LIFE - For the Active Delawarean : Thrill to the History of Brandywine Springs Amusement Park
		The foul tasting waters, rich in iron and sulphur, were thought to have special medicinal values.
		They came from the north and south, by stage coach and carriage, to escape the summer heat and enjoy the cool spring nestled in the wooded groves.
		If guests visited the hotel to avail themselves of the healing properties of the Chalybeate spring, they had to adhere to the hotel's strict rule, said Lawlor.
	www2.delawareonline.com /primelife/issues/2005/march/thrilltothehist.html (1822 words)

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		Dr Thomas Laurence Waterworth, a physician from Newport, having heard of the healing properties of the aluminous chalybeate * water mentioned in Worsley’s Isle of Wight History, explored the area in 1807 and having found the spring 1 developed it.
		Lemprière, W., M.D. Report on the Medicinal Properties of Aluminous Chalybeate Water recently discovered at Sandrock in the Parish of Chale in the Isle of Wight : Newport, I.O.W. Dr William Lemprière was a traveller and medical writer.
		A Chemical Account of an Aluminous Chalybeate Spring in the Isle of Wight.
	mysite.wanadoo-members.co.uk /springhill/chalybeate.doc (1137 words)

	The Benjamin Butler Beaird Family of Meriwether County, Georgia
		Born: SEP-1866 Chalybeate Springs, Meriwether Co,Georgia Died: AUG-1920 Norman, Cleveland Co, Oklahoma Buried: IOOF Cemetery, Norman, Cleveland Co, OK, marked Mother: Delitha Morris F.1840-1882 Spouse: Malinda C. "Minnie or Min" F.1867-1937 Born: JUN-1867 Kentucky Died: APR-1937 Norman, Oklahoma Buried: IOOF Cemetery, Norman, Cleveland Co, OK, marked Per Census 1870: Chalybeate Springs, Meriwether Co, Georgia.
		Born: 17-JUL-1872 Chalybeate Springs, Meriwether Co, GA Died: 05-JAN-1959 Norman, Oklahoma Buried: IOOF Cemetery, Norman, Cleveland Co, OK, marked Mother: Delitha Morris F.1840-1882 Spouse: James Ballard Smith,Jr "Ballard" M.1869-1954 Born: 1869 Died: 1954 Norman, Oklahoma Buried: IOOF Cemetery, Norman, Cleveland Co, OK, marked Julia was a twin, but the other child did not live.
		The grave marker for Ballard Smith gives his birth date as 1889 but the 1869 is believed to be correct.
	www.balcro.com /beaird.html (1616 words)

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