A case involving the ownership of a cache of documents relating to “Gone With the Wind” author Margaret Mitchell and her brother, Stephens Mitchell, has been quietly settled, but the whereabouts and ultimate destination of the disputed papers remains a mystery.
The documents were uncovered by a Canton man, Philip Battles, who inherited an old filing cabinet his father had bought along with a load of abandoned furniture in the mid-’70s.
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