Jefferson is a city in Jackson County, Georgia, that was founded and made county seat in 1800. It was incorporated as a town in 1806, as a city in 1896, and was named after one of the founding fathers and third U.S. president Thomas Jefferson. Jackson County was founded in 1796 from a section of Franklin County and named after James Jackson, a congressman, senator, governor, and a lieutenant colonel in the Revolutionary War. Jefferson is a small town that mostly relies on agriculture; the countryside surrounding it is dotted with farms and lakes. Over its history, Jefferson has evolved from farming to textiles and now to commercial and industrial businesses, but it still maintains its small-town feeling while supporting its diverse economy.
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