Another suggestion revolves around a local story involving the Patron of the Briscoe / Thompson families "naming" of the town and is still well known today. In the said tale, The neighboring city of Loganville, Georgia (Prior to it being named as such) was supposedly agreed to be named as "Briscoeville" by the local families of the Logans, Monroes, Snells, and Lawrences. Such was to be ratified on via vote and submitted to the Georgia government for recording. However, due to supposedly unscrupulous behavior, the patron of the Briscoes was withheld from attending said meeting. After the said vote was cast in favor of "Loganville", The patron of the Briscoe/Thompson families became infuriated, and subsequently uprooted all 115 plus of the families of the bloodlines and proceeded to move them all exactly 6 miles (each way) in between the cities of Snellville and Monroe, Georgia. Shortly thereafter, state of Georgia official came to said location and informed the Patron that due to the population exceeding 100 persons it was to be annexed as its own city of Georgia, and it was imperative for a Post office to be built (at the expense of the community). When then subsequently asked what the city should be called, the Patron yelled in anger, "I don't give a damn; Call it Between for all I care!"