Resource class dcterms:AgentClass Url https://onthesegroundsuga.digilabuga.org/s/otg/item/902 Title Demosthenian Literary Society Description The oldest student organization at the University, founded in 1803 by the first graduating class of Franklin College including Augustine Clayton, William Rutherford, and James Jackson. Source 899 943 Same As http://www.dlsuga.com/about-us/ Demosthenian History https://dlg.usg.edu/collection/guan_ua97-106 University of Georgia Literary Societies papers -- Resource class dcterms:AgentClass Url https://onthesegroundsuga.digilabuga.org/s/otg/item/826 Title Athens Manufacturing Company Description In 1829, a group of Athens investors, William Dearing, John Nesbit, and Augustin Clayton established the Athens Manufacturing Company in Whitehall. In 1833, the same investors built a mill called the Athens Factory on the North Oconee River in the city of Athens. In 1839, the Whitehall mill was incorporated as the Georgia Manufacturing Company. Source 825 Alternate Name Athens Factory Same As https://npgallery.nps.gov/GetAsset/da5f3c0c-83f0-4a19-8d68-3d1c367ab8b5 -- Resource class dcterms:AgentClass Url https://onthesegroundsuga.digilabuga.org/s/otg/item/782 Title Crane & Carlton Description Crane & Carlton was a construction business conducted by James R. Carlton and Ross Crane. Carlton & Crane built New College and several other buildings throughout Athens, Georgia and the University of Georgia. Their work often involved the labor of enslaved people. Source 619 512 -- Resource class dcterms:AgentClass Url https://onthesegroundsuga.digilabuga.org/s/otg/item/585 Is Part Of 477 Title Senatus Academicus Description The University's Board of Trustees and the Board of Visitors combined to create the Senatus Academicus. The committee dissolved in 1859. Source 582 Organization 585 Same As https://dlg.usg.edu/collection/guan_ua0148 Senatus Academicus minutes -- Resource class dcterms:AgentClass Url https://onthesegroundsuga.digilabuga.org/s/otg/item/528 Is Part Of 477 Title Prudential Committee Description Founded in 1803, the Prudential Committee is responsible for the day to day administration of the University of Georgia. The committee also acts for the Board of Trustees in cases of emergency and advises the University of Georgia president at all time in the interest of the college. Source 512 Same As https://dlg.usg.edu/collection/guan_ua0146 Prudential Committee Records -- Resource class dcterms:AgentClass Url https://onthesegroundsuga.digilabuga.org/s/otg/item/498 Is Part Of 477 Title Committee of Finance Description The Committee of Finance was established and ratified in 1822 by the Board of Trustees of the University of Georgia. The committee is responsible for transaction receipts, expenditure reports, and the funds of the University. The committee works under the Treasurer of the Board. -- Resource class dcterms:AgentClass Url https://onthesegroundsuga.digilabuga.org/s/otg/item/477 Has Part 528 585 466 498 Title University of Georgia Description The University of Georgia is a public university, founded in 1785, becoming the first university in the United States to gain a state charter. It was established in Athens, Georgia in 1801 when the Board of Trustees, the governing body, selected a land site. Alternate Name Franklin College Same As https://www.uga.edu/about/history-and-traditions University of Georgia History and Traditions https://www.jstor.org/stable/40577234 Franklin College as a Name for The University of Georgia -- Resource class dcterms:AgentClass Url https://onthesegroundsuga.digilabuga.org/s/otg/item/466 Is Part Of 477 Title Board of Trustees Description The Board of Trustees was created by statute in the charter of the University of Georgia, and ratified by the Georgia State legislature in January of 1785. As originally structured, the Board of Trustees was one of two bodies governing the University, charged with the administration of the University's affairs. Source 471 472 493 514 Same As https://dlg.usg.edu/collection/guan_ua02-042 University of Georgia Board of Trustees Correspondence and Reports --