Georgia Genealogy is being developed as a genealogical and historical resource for your personal use. It contains information and records for Georgia ancestry, family history, and genealogy. Specifically, it provides sources for birth records, death records, marriage records, census records, tax records, court records, and military records. It also provides some historical details about different times and people in Georgia history.
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New Georgia County Genealogy
Dawson County GA Cemeteries
- Bethel United Methodist Church Cemetery, Dawson County Georgia
- Bird Family Cemetery, Dawson County Georgia
- Dawsonville Cemetery, Dawsonville Georgia
- High Shoals Church Cemetery, Dawson County Georgia
- Kelly Family Cemetery, Dawson County Georgia
- Lebanon Church Cemetery, Dawson County Georgia
- Martin Family Cemetery, Dawson County Georgia
- Palmer Family Cemetery, Dawson County Georgia
Haralson County GA Resources
Troup County GA Resources
- Post-Civil War Black Marriages in Troup County Georgia
This database of marriage collected by C. W. Barnum for the Troup County GA AHGP comes from the official marriage books of Troup County GA. These are marriages which occurred between black individuals after the Civil War through 1902.
New Georgia History
Federal Writers Project:
- An Air-Minded Family – Mrs. Omie Williams Epps
- Bargain House – J. Buford Dudley
- Dee, The Washwoman -Sarah Hill
History:
- Georgia Land Lottery Act of 1825
- Sectional Aspect of the Seminole War
- Indian Treaties with Georgia
- Formation of Georgia
History Stories – Youth
Military
- Roster of the 52nd Regiment, Georgia Infantry, Company I
- Compiled Service Records of Georgia Revolutionary War Soldiers
Index to Compiled Service Records of Revolutionary War Soldiers Who Served in the American Army in Georgia Military Operations 1775-1783. - Georgia Citizens and Patriots
A list of names of petitioners in Georgia who wrote protesting the appointment of Lachlan McIntosh to Brigadier General in the Army of the United States. - Volunteers in the War with Mexico
Help Pages
Surrounding States
Family of James Martin and Hester Bogan
James Martin and wife Hester Bogan Martin came from Union Dist S C to Jasper County Georgia ca 1821; they remained there until 1831 when they moved to the lower part of the 5th District of Randolph County. (A James M Martin living Wilder’s Dist. Jasper County drew Lot No. 137 in the 5th Dist Lee County in 1827 and this land fell into Randolph County when that county was formed from Lee Co). Easter (Hester) Bogan Martin, wife of James Martin, was the daughter of Isaac Bogan, a Revolutionary War Soldier of Union, S. C. James and Hester Martin…
Genealogy of John Bailey of Camden County
BAILEY, John (1790 – 1839), Camden County, Ga., son of David Bailey and Elizabeth Lang, was b. in Spanish East Fla. At age of two years and five months, on May 13, 1793, he and his brother, David Bailey, Jr., four months, were baptized. The record of their baptisms is in the Roman Catholic Parish, St. Augustine, and they were the only ones recorded there for the six children of this couple. The parent being protestants were not required to attend Mass, nor were they required to relinquish their own religion, so no baptisms are recorded in the parish archives…
The Earliest Settlements in Wilkes County Georgia
By Alex M. Hitz Alex M. Hitz was an attorney at law, who retired after thirty-five years of active practice in Atlanta. In 1956 he was in charge of the Surveyor-General Department under the Secretary of State of Georgia. Colonial Georgia 1773-1777 by Marion R Hemperley. Shows the Parish of St Paul as the northern most territory and then the From 1733 until 1773, the Parish of St. Paul was the most northern territory to which the Province of Georgia could claim any right or title under previous treaties with the Indian Nations. The dividing line between that Parish and…