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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
Coursey Cemetery, Clyo, Effingham County, Georgia
Coursey Cemetery is located at 219 Coursey Cemetery Rd., Clyo, Georgia The small rural cemetery is located just south of the South Carolina line in Effingham County Georgia. It’s earliest graves are those of husband and wife, J. J. and Martha Pitts, but the eventual name which would stick with the cemetery is the “Coursey Cemetery” for the numerous Coursey graves. Mary Walton Pitts would marry Robert Coursey and the remaining interments would be related to this union. The latest burial was in 2001 when Marian Coursey Tuttle Haynes chose Courtney Cemetery as her last resting place. Coursey, Eugene D.…
Dawson County Georgia Genealogy and History
Thomas Harrison and Harriet Taylor Smith Family abt 1890. The children grew up in the old home place at Yellow Creek and married into families from Dawson and surrounding counties. A guide and directory to Dawson County Indiana genealogy, containing both online and offline resources for genealogy and historical research. This website contains sources of genealogical data about Dawson County such as biographies, cemetery records, census records, church records, court records, family records, land records, military records, naturalization records, and vital records. Dawson County was created by a legislative act on December 3, 1857, primarily out…
52nd Regiment, Georgia Infantry, Company I
Roster of the 52nd Regiment, Georgia Infantry, Company I Dawson County, Georgia Command Russell, John R.- Captain March 4, 1862. Surrendered at Greensboro, N. C. April 26, 1865. McClure, Robert N.- 1st Lieutenant March 4, 1862. Contracted typhoid fever at Big Creek Gap, Tenn. May 1862. Fever settled in both legs, and erysipelas in head caused loss of hearing in left ear. Resigned February 2, 1863. Elected Captain of Co. D 4th Ga. State Guards Cavalry; Major of 11th Regiment Ga. Militia Cavalry in 1864. Surrendered at Kingston, Ga. May 12, 1865. (Born in Ga. November 1, 1835. Died at…
Dawson County Georgia Cemeteries
The following have been transcribed for Dawson County Georgia cemeteries Bethel United Methodist Church Cemetery, Dawson County Georgia Bird Family Cemetery, Dawson County Georgia Cochran 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 Cemeteries Of Dawson County, Georgia 252 page hardbound book by the Dawson County Historical and Genealogical Society Began in 1999, this transcription project attempted to locate and record all cemeteries in Dawson County Georgia. To insure…
Lebanon Church Cemetery, Dawson County Georgia
Location: Kelly Bridge Road BANISTER Deverix 12-8-1834 11-9-1886 Mary A. 3-26-1834 8-11-1912 Missouri 5-8-1863 4-7-1944 N.E. no dates Pate 6-24-1866 5-24-1935 CLARK Cinda Ola 8-21-1896 4-17-1973 Ernest Coleman 6-8-1896 DOOLEY James 3-15-1797 2-20-1881 Ruthy G. 4-20-1805 3-28-1883 ELROD Anderson 1-27-1865 4-11-1947 Sallie (wife of A.N.) 3-4-1872 5-1-1936 HEATHERLEY Nancy L. (wife of James M., dau. of James & Ruthy G. Dooley) 12-26-1849 2-20-1877 LOOPER E. Matilda S. (wife of W. Furman) 1888 Inf. ch. of Laura E. & Felton W. Furman 1883 1945 NICHOLS Evie E. 1904 1971 Linda A. (wife of Tilman M.) 8-16-1882 7-1-1964 Ronnie R. 2-2-1950 10-11-1957…
Palmer Family Cemetery, Dawson County Georgia
Location: Off Highway 53 BLACK Two inf. daughters of N.D. & S.E. PALMER Caroline E. (wife of John) 3-16-1834 5-29-1906 Emily E. (dau. of John & E.C.) 12-4-1858 5-13-1862 Inf. of John & E.C. Inf. of John & E.C. John 6-10-1823 4-5-1914 Transcribed 3-20-1983 by Annette and Rupert Bramblett