Henry Shultz

Henry Shultz (October 10, 1776 – October 13, 1851) was a colorful entrepreneur in Northern Germany and the American South. He caused an important bridge to be built across the Savannah River at Augusta, Georgia, and founded the town of Hamburg, South Carolina. Provided by Wikipedia
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    The case of Henry Shultz and others, against the Bank of the State of Georgia and others : in the Equity Court of South Carolina : the decree of Chancellor Harper, in November 1843, and the decision of the Equity Court of Appeals at Columbia, at December term 1843 : together with a preliminary statement in relation to the Augusta bridge case.
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