Warren County Databases Available to Members of Georgia Pioneers Probate Records
- List of Warren County Wills 1793-1811
Testators:Allison, Margaret; Ansley, Thomas; Barden, William; Barron, John; Beasley, James; Breed, Joseph; Brooks, Joab; Broom, Burrel; Brown, John; Burson, Joseph; Butt, Moses; Carter, James; Chapman, John; Cloud, Joel; Cooper, George; Coram, Vann; Culpepper, William; Davis, David; Davis, Gahaze; Davis, Nathan; Davis deed; Dove, Thomas; Dozier, James; Drake, Thomas; Fluellen, Betty; Flewellin, Elizabeth; Fluvanna, Benjamin; Fontaine, Thomas; Gardner, Pryer; Granbery, George; Granberry, Moses; Hall, Thomas Lent; Harp, Henry; Heath, Abraham; Heath, Richard; Hester, Hardy; Hill, Henry; Hilson, John; Hines, Barnabas;Hinton, Robert; Hodson, Peter; Holladay, Margaret; Hood, Nathaniel; Horn, Jacob; Hubert, Benjamin; Johnston, Abraham; Kendall, William; King, Ephraim; Lockett, David; McCullers, Drury; McKinez, Moses; Medlock, Charles; Medlock, George; Montray, John; Moon, Samuel; Myrick, John Sr.; Napier, James; Neal, Thomas; Neice, Henry W.; Newman, Samuel; Newsome, Peter; Oliver, Benjamin Sr.; Parkes, Samuel; Perkins, Peter; Pinson, Winney; Pool, Philip; Renfroe, Enoch; Reynolds, Thomas; Roquemore, James; Simmons, Benjamin; Sims, Bartlett; Smith, James; Smith, Thomas; Smith or Stith, William; Todd, Hardy; Travis, William; Verdan, Egenius; Wester, Hardy; Young, WilliamDigital Images of Warren County Will Book B 1810-1829 (D
Testators: Adams, James,Akins, John,Anderson, William,Ansley, Abel,Baker, John, Baker, Sally,Bass, Reddick (hard to read),Barksdale, Henry,Bealle, Georgia Francis,Bealle, Mannam,Bealle, Robert,Bird, William,Brantley, Philip (2),Bray, Joseph,Bunkley, Jesse,Burns, James,Bush, Thomas, Buttrell, Thomas,Cary, Finston,Castleberry, Nathan,Chapman, Asa (hard to read),Cody, James,Cooksey, Hezekiah,Culpepper, David,Danielly, Andrew,Durden, Jesse,Ellis, Sarah,Figalee, William,Franklin, Archilaus, Grier, Aaron,Gwynne, William,Hamilton, John,Harris, George,Hatson, Mark,Haynes, Thomas,Heeth, William,Herbert, Nicholas,Hight, Howell, Hill, Robert,Hilsman, Wader,Hurt, Elisha,Ivy, Sampson,King, Elizabeth, Lacy, Archibald,Lassiter, Burke,Latimer, Rebecca,Leek, Jonathan,Levin, Job, Locke, John,Lowe, William,McCormick, John,McMath, Joseph,Nealy, Sarah,Pate, Herbert,Roberts, Elisha,Sanders, Abram,Shivers, Jonas, Smith, John,Stainbeck, Francis,Stanford, Jesse,Stanford, Joseph, Stanford, Joshua,Thompson, James,Thompson, Lucy,Torrence, John, Tucker, Josiah,Upton, Benjamin,Wheeler, Benjamin,White, William, Wiggins, George,Wright, Amos,Wynne, RobertDigital Images of Warren County Will Bk C, 1829 to 1852
Testators: Abercrombie, Nancy;Adkins, Daniel;Adkins, Daniel;Adkins, Nancy; Allen, Benjamin;Allen, Jacob;Andrews, M.;Andrews, Mary;Ansley, Thomas;Baker, William;Banfield, Sarah;Beall, Nathan;Belks, Henry;Berry, Jilson;Bird, Ebenezer;Booth, Edward;Burnley, Stephen;Butt, Jeremiah;Clarke, John;Claud, Joel;Cleary, Judith; Cody, Edmund;Cody, Michael;Conner, Elijah;Craper,James;Crenshaw, Benjamin;Creton, Maria;Dawson, Wilson;Dennis, William;Dewberry, James;Elliott, James;English, Matthew;Fickling, Bernard;Fleming, Robert;Flewellin, Elizabeth;Gardner, Pryor;Geesling, Benjamin; Gibson, Thomas;Harris, John;Harrison, Benjamin;Hart, Isaac; Harty, Edward;Heeth, Sarah;Heeth, William;Hill, Sion;Hill, William;Hillman, Samuel;Hilmon, Frances;Huff, George;Hyman, John;Ivey, Ephraim;Ivey, Randolph;Ivy, Matilda;Jackson, Aaron; Jackson, John;Jenkins, Arthur;Johnson, Amos;Johnson, Reese; Johnson, Seaborn;Jones, Adam;Jones, Henley;Jones, Hendley; Jones, Starling;Jones, William;Kent, Thomas;Lockett, Solomon; Lockett, Thomas;Lovett, Richard;Maddux, Thomas;Marks, Stephen; May, Jeremiah;Mayes, John;McCoy, David;McCrary, Levi;McKinney, Moses;McLaughlin, John;Miller, Martha;Moody, Anna;Muncrief, Ann; Nesbit, Sarah;Norris, James;Norris, Joel;Norris, Thomas;Norton, Patrick;Parham, Frances;Pitts, Hardy;Posey, Marcus;Proctor, Frances;Proctor, William;Quisenby, Ann;Reynolds, Thomas; Rivers, Thomas;Roberts, Joseph;Rogers, James;Rogers, Micajah; Rogers, Reuben;Rourke, Belitha;Shows, Daniel;Simpler, William; Smith, Jacob;Smith, Samuel;Spinks, Ephraim;Story, Samuel; Swint, John Sr.;Thompson, Nancy;Tims, John;Todd, James; Turner, George;Walden, Richard;Wheeler, Isham;Wigginis, Richard; Wilder, Charles;Williams, Elizabeth;Williams, Nicholas; Wilson, John;Wright, Esther;Wynne, Benjamin;Wynne, Clement
Indexes to Probate Records
- Warren County Marriages 1794-1805.
- Warren County Marriage Contracts found in Deeds and Other Documents.
- Origins of Early Settlers to Warren County.
- Beasley, James, Sr. Estate.
- Chaffin, John Estate.
- Cook, Jesse, Orphans.
- King, Jefferson Estate.
- Rivers, Thomas, LWT, (1847) typed copy.
- Vann, James Estate.
- George Franklin deed, as administrator of estate of William Franklin, deceased.
- William Franklin Deed (1796).
- Francis Danielly deed.
- Map of Warren County
- Map of Warrenton, founded 1797. Warren County
- Warren County Marriages 1794 to 1805
- Index to Warren County Marriages 1833 to 1848
- Marriage Contracts found in Deeds and Other Documents
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Cherokee County was created from the 1832 Georgia Land Lottery and drew residents from all over the State, especially the North Georgia Counties. Many families passed through this county to go on to settle in Cobb and Paulding Counties. Earliest settlers were: James Anderson, Edmund Bagby, Daniel M. Bird, William H. Bell, Samuel Cook, John Cox, Alfred Coulter, John Corbin, Samuel Cobb, William Carmichael, William Dinsmore, John Delaney, John Donald, William Ellison, John Epperson, James Fielder, James Flower, Andrew Green, John Garrison, Littleberry Holcombe, A. S. Hansell, Thomas Hutcherson, Thomas S. Johnson, Wilkinson Jamison, William Kinsey, Alfred Law, Ambrose Manning, John McCoy, Newton Perkins, Richard Ragsdale, Charles Scott, Robert Trout, Elijah Underwood and Nicholas Waddell. 
Clinch County was created on Feb. 14, 1850 by an act of the General Assembly (Ga. Laws 1849-50, p. 126). Georgia's 95th county was created from portions of Lowndes and Ware counties. Estate records do not begin until 1868.
The Creek and Cherokee Nations occupied the land separated by No man's land by a ten mile wide stretch on top of Tallapoosa Ridge. The first white man's trading post was established in 1835 by W. G. Black from North Carolina. Douglas County County was created in1870 during the Reconstruction period after the Civil War, and was first named for Fredrick Douglas Countys, the African-American abolitionist. When the General Assembly was re-established, reconstruction ended the name was changed to honor Stephen A. Douglas, the Illinois Senator who opposed Abraham Lincoln for the Presidency. The first known settlers in the County came in 1848, three brothers from South Carolina - Abe, Reuben and Young Vansant; J. M. Abercrombie, C. B. Baggett, Alexander Cochran, S. N. Dorsett, T. M. Entretine, W. H. Johnston, A. T. Tucker and others. When researching this county,one should also search Carroll and Paulding Counties. 
The Site of Savannah was established and drawn out by General James Oglethorpe. This is the seat of the first English settlement in Georgia. 114 persons came with Oglethorpe on his first voyage and erected huts with saw-palm roofs. Within a year, over one hundred wooden homes were constructed, while vessels transported more settlers. Several parishes governed the area, viz: Christ Church, St. Andrews, and St. Marys. After the Revolutionary War, the parishes were dispensed with as boundaries and counties established. Chatham was named for William Lord Pitt, Earl of Chatham. Many prominent citizens emerged from the first settlers into the settled gentry and poltical figures. During the American Revolution, Loyalists marked as traitors escaped into Florida and to Bermuda where they established plantations. If you have lost someone from this period, that is where to search! 
DeKalb County Probate Records by Jeannette Holland Austin comprizes the content of these records.