In a time signature, the top number (and the top number only!) describes the type of meter. Following are the top numbers that always correspond to each type of meter: simple duple: 2; simple triple: 3; simple quadruple: 4; compound duple: 6; compound triple: 9; compound quadruple: 12; Notating meter
Collettsville, North Carolina. Collettsville (pronounced coh-lets-ville) is a small unincorporated community in Caldwell County, North Carolina, United States. It is part of the HickoryâLenoirâMorganton Metropolitan Statistical Area.
The name change was to honor Gen. William Moultrie (1730)-1805), a hero of the American Revolution who later served two terms as governor of South Carolina. Courthouse Details. At the time of Colquitt County's creation on February 25, 1856, there were no incorporated towns in the new county. Initially, superior court sessions were held in a large one-story wooden house built by George Tucker on Land Lot 196 in the Eighth Land District.