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Index to Catoosa County Will Bk 1874-1961
Catoosa County Wills 1874-1880 (Digital Images)
Testators: Alexander, Sophronia
Anderson, David
Anderson, Nathan
Anderson, Rachel
Bolton, Peter
Bothar, Daniel
Brotherton, Obedience
Camp, Wilburn
Colhouse, Alexander
Farmer?, Samuel
Fowler, Adolphos
Fowler, Edward
Gray, William
McClure, George
Payne, Thomas
Yates, Presly
Catoosa County Marriage Index 1858-1887

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Carroll County Records

Carroll County was established by an act of the Georgia legislature on June 9, 1825. It was named for Charles Carroll of Carrollton, Maryland, the last living signer of the Declaration of Independence. The original Carroll County was a very large triangular area extending from Alabama on the west to the Chattahoochee River on the east and south. The northern boundary of the county was the Cherokee Nation. Eventually parts of five other counties, viz: Campbell, Douglas, Haralson, Heard, and Troup were taken from the original Carroll County. Carroll County was the famous Creek Indian lands signed away in the Treaty of Indian Springs in 1825 which got chief William McIntosh murdered. The home of Chief McIntosh was located in present-day Carroll County along the Chattahoochee River. Much of the personal land of McIntosh, known since 1825 as the McIntosh Reserve, is today a county park. The county seat was originally located at Old Carrollton, in the eastern part of the county near the community of Sand Hill. In 1829 the current site was selected, and the name Troupsville was suggested by the inhabitants. Researchers should consider the bordering Alabama counties when doing research.

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Carroll County Wills 1852-1900 (Digital Images): Index to Names
General Index to Carroll County Annual Returns and Vouchers 1831 to 1885
Index to Carroll County Inventories, Appraisements and Returns 1854-1857
Index to Carroll Will Book A, 1852-1896
Carroll Will Book B, 1896-1922
Carroll County Marriages 1829-1860
Carroll County Marriages from newspapers 1885-1886
Index to Carroll County Deed Book 1858-1863
Carroll County Marriages 1829-1860
Carroll County Marriages from newspapers 1885-1886
Index to Carroll County Deed Book 1858-1863

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Campbell County Records

Campbell County was formed by an act of the Georgia Legislature December 20, 1828 taking land from Carroll, Coweta, DeKalb, and Fayette Counties. In 1832 land from the Cherokee Land Lottery was added, for a total to about 192 square miles. On October 17, 1870 the land lying north of the river was taken along with some of eastern Carroll to form what is now Douglas County. The rest merged with Fulton on January 1, 1932. Campbell County was named in honor of Colonel Duncan G. Campbell. He and James Meriwether negotiated the Indian Springs Treaty in which the Creek Indian land was ceded on February 12, 1825. The County seat was Campbellton until 1870. It was then moved to Fairburn where it remained for the life of the county. The county existed from 1828 to 1931 when it was finally merged into Fulton County.

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Campbell County Wills

Digital Images of Campbell County Wills 1833 to 1862

Testators: Abercrombie, Joseph;Barge, Richmond;Beavers, William;Black, Thomas;Bomar, Armsted;Bomar, William; Brazeal, Britton; Brock, John; Camp, Alfred; Camp, Joseph; Camp, Thomas; Childs, Sarah; Clackler, Henry; Clinton, John; Clinton, William; Coryell, Thomas;Darnell, David;Davenport, Dicey;Demoney, John; Dillon, Thomas;Doggett, Thomas;Duggan, Jesse;Dunlap, James;English, William;Faulkner, Peter;Gentry, John;Gibson, Clary;Head, Benjamin;Heath, Ebenetus;Hinton, Jacob;Hobgood, Lewis;Howell, Joseph;James, Stephen Sr.; Jones, James;Kolb, Martin;Little, John;Longino, Ruth;Mayfield, Jacob;McClarty, John;McKoy, James;McKoy, Thomas;Menefee, Willis;Miller, Jacob; Miller, Robert;Morgan, Willis;Parker, John;Paulett, Richard; Phillips, Levi;Rainey, Thomas;Redwine, John;Roberts, Grant; Roberts, Wiley;Rowen, Hugh;Rutledge, Albert;Smart, Elisha; Smith, Sarah;Strawn, Absalom;Thompson, Edmund;Tomberlin, John; Whitten, Gideon;Wilkerson, Robert;Wilson, John;Winn, Francis; Wynn, John;Yarbrough, Joshua

Campbell County Will Abstracts (1831-1908)

Indexes to Probate Records

Index to Campbell County Annual Returns Book B 1843 to 1851
Index to Campbell County Annual Returns Book D 1854 to 1858
Index to Campbell County Will Book B 1863 to 1922
Index to Campbell County Will Book C 1923 to 1933

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Camden County Records

The first known residents were the Mocoma Indians, a predecessor to the Creek confederacy which controlled this land until 1763. On San Pedro Island the Spanish built two missions and had a presidio, at least for a while. By 1690 the Spanish mission was gone but this county was dangerously close to St. Augustine Florida and the site of the Spanish fort which ruled the country until 1745 when General Oglethorpe of Georgia won the land war against Spain. Throughout the colonial period, the Spanish converted local Indians to Catholism (called "Spanish-Indians" and used them for raids against the Georgia colony. Two parishes were created during Colonial days, the Parishes of St. Thomas and St. Mary in 1765, from the Creek Land Cession of 1763. This country played a vivid history during the American Revolution, with Loyalists escaping into Florida via the St. Mary's River. After the Revolutionary War, it was one of te the "Original Counties" which were created in the 1777 and was named for Charles Pratt, the Earl of Camden, who was a strong supporter of American Independence. During the 19th century some of the Loyalist traitors returned to Georgia to reside in Camden County. Reseaching the census records for Camden County reveals persons born in Florida and Georgia. Researchers should consider bordering Florida counties as a source of Will Book B was burned.

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Marriages

Camden County Marriages 1818-1890
Camden County Marriages from Newspapers 1885-1886

Camden County Wills

Camden County Wills 1795-1829 (abstracts)
Camden County Will Book A 1795-1829 (Digital Images)
Digital Images of Camden County Will Bk A 1795-1829
Testators: Aken, James;Argerette, John;Arnold, John;Atkinson, Nathan;Bailey, John Jr.;Bailey, John Sr.;Berniss, Eleazer;Bixby, James;Bryant, Langley; Bulkley, Ichabod;Bullin, Bela;Bunkley, Britain;Campbell, Jane, Mrs. alias Jane Taylor;Christopher, Hester;Cole, Ann, Mrs., widow or Richard;Collier, Thomas;Courter, Harmon;Crews, Micajah;Crozier, Samuel; Dallas, William;Davis, Ephraim;Delany, Daniel S.;Deloney, Martha; Desclaux, Joseph;Dilworth, Aramenta;Dilworth, James C.;Eaton, John; Elliott, Alexander;Ester, Richard;Evans, Evan;Gamble, John;Gascognie, Richard;Gorman, William;Gorman, William Jr.;Graham, Alexander; Graham, Ann;Gunby, Levin;Hagin, John;Hay, John;Hebbard, Elihu; Hodge, Joseph T.;Hollingsworth, Timothy;Howell, Catharine; Hubbard, William;Johnston, William;Judson, Joseph;Keegan, Allen; King, Thomas;Kitchell, John or Joseph;Kuhn, C. F.;Keegan, Allen; Lafurgue, John;Lathrop, Asa;Lefevre, Marie Louisa;Madison, John R.; Mafford, Thomas;Madison, John Ripley;McClure, William;McFarlane, Sarah; McGregger, James;Mecklin, Sarah;Miller, Catharine;Miller, Phineas; Morrison, George;Mussault, Frances;Niblack, William;Nightingale, John Clark;Norris, Thomas;Norris, Thomas;Nunes, Daniel;Ogden, Alexander; Parker, John;Pelletier, Basile;Proctor, Richard;Ragland, Irby; Rains, Cornelius;Ready, William;Richards, Genevieve B.;Richardson, Thomas;Rogers, Lebbiers or Lebues;Ross, John Dr.;Rowe, John; Rudolph, Robert;Shaw, James;Shearman, Elizabeth;Sherman, Edward; Skipwith, Peyton;Smith, James;Spalding, Johnson;Stafford, Robert; Stafford, Thomas;Starling, Francis;Staunton, William;Thomas, Allen; Thomas, Joseph;Vincent, James;Ward, Bryan;Williams, Jane;Williams, William H.;Williams, Wilson;Wood, John;Woodland, James;Wright, Henry; Wright, James Nickels;Wright, Thomas;
Camden Will Book B burned.
Digital Images of Camden CountyWill Bk C 1885-1900
Testators: Ammons, William;Anderson, Ben;Arnow, Joseph S.;Baker, Jeff;Barnard, Fannie E.;Baxley, James W.;Beaty, Richard;Benson, George W.; Berrie, Catharine A.;Brazick, James;Brown, Philip;Buncke, Gustar; Bunkley, William R.;Caldwell, W. J.;Carnegie, Lucie C., Mrs.; Carnegie, Thomas M.;Clarke, William H.;Clinch, D. L.;Clubbs, Sarah F.; Cohen, Mary A.;Crichton, Ann;Curtis, Alexander;Davis, J. S. N.; Dunham, Andrew J.;Floyd, John W.;Floyd, Marie;Fordham, Silas; Grubert, Jane U.;Harrington, J. B., Mrs.;Hawkins, Thomas D.; Hayes, Calvin;Helveston, McGillis;Hopkins, William F.; Jaflores, Virginia, Mrs.;King, Dolly;King, R. N.;Lang, Caroline; Lang, Cornelia T.;Lang, George;Lang, Isaac;Lang, Isaac Sr.; Lang, Nancy;Lang, W. C.;Long, Alexander;Long, Daniel J.; Long, Julia M.;McCorman, Charlotte;Mitchell, Augustus; Morrison, Charlotte E.;Morrison, George;Pacetty, Julia A.; Peeples, A. M.;Proctor, William;Rains, Joseph C.;Rightman, Anita M.; Ring, Mary;Ripley, Francis L.;Rose, D. F. Sr.;Scott, Alexander C. Sr.; Simmons, John W.;Stafford, Robert;Thomas, Benjamin;Tompkins, John; Trolock, Isabella C.;Walton, Grace;Wilkinson, Elsie;Wilkinson, Eley; Williams, John M.;Wingate, Thomas

Military Records

Camden County World War I Service Records 1917-1919 (Army, Navy, Marines (Digital Images)

Indexes to Probate Records

Camden County Index to Estates 1811 to 1828
Camden County Index to Annual Returns 1829 to 1848
Camden County Index to Will Book 1795 to 1829
Camden County Index to Will Book 1868 to 1916
Camden County Index to Will Bk C 1885-1900

City Directories

1892 St. Marys, Georgia City Directory (Digital Images)

Miscellaneous

Origins of Early Settlers of Camden County

First Presbyterian Church, established 1822, Rev. Horace Southworth

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Calhoun Co. GA Wills and Marriages

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Calhoun County was created in 1854 by an Act of the General Assembly. It was taken from Baker and Early Counties. The county name came from the South Carolina Senator, John C. Calhoun (1782-1850), a strong supporter of States' Rights>

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Index to Calhoun County Marriagess 1880 to 1909

Calhoun County Wills

Abstracts of Wills 1855-1910

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Index to Calhoun County Estate Vouchers 1869 to 1885
Index to Calhoun County Estate Vouchers 1879 to 1884

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Butts County Records

Butts County was created in 1825 from portions of Henry and Monroe Counties. The name was taken from Captain Samuel Butts, a member of the Georgia Militia who was killed in the battle against the Creek Indians during the War of 1812. The town of Jackson was in honor of Andrew Jackson, a Georgia Hero, whose campaigns against the Creeks was memorable to Georgians; and also for his victory over British forces at the Battle of New Orleans. Researchers should search Henry County Records; particularly the deeds where many Butts residents are found.

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Butts County Wills 1821-1841 (abstracts)
Butts County Wills 1821-1841 (digital images)
Names: Atkinson, Arthur, Barkley, John, Barron, John, Blessell, Elisha, Blessell, Elisha, continued, Flewellen, Louiza, Heard, Stephen, Holly, Jacob, Knight, Walter, Lawson, Adam, Lindsey, Samuel, Malone, John, Messer, Isabel, Patrick, John, Reynolds, Thomas, Rhodes, William, Smith, John, Spear, orphans, Spears, Joseph, Stark, Samuel, Taylor, George, Taylor, John, Taylor, Joseph, Waldrip, Abraham, Walker, James, Wooten, James
Butts County Wills and Estates 1845 to 1855 (Digital Images)
Allison, William, Andrews, John, Atkinson, Cornelius, Berry, David, Dillon, Henry , Fielder, Joseph , Grier, Robert, Harrison, Benjamin, Lee, Harvey , Lofton, John, McGuire, Abin , Newton, Olive, Preston, John , Still, Bartholomew
Butts County Wills and Estates 1849 to 1857
Testators: Andrews, John, Atkinson, Cornelius, Allison, William, Bailey, Charles, Bankston, Olive, Camp, James, Cargile, John, Conger, Eli, Curry, Harriet, Dillion, Henry, Douglas, Robert, Douglas, Sarah, Fielder, Joseph, Gray, James, Greer, James, Hammond, W. J., Harrison, Elizabeth, Humber, Robert, James, John, Jarrell, William, Jinks, Joseph, King (minors), Lacy, Thomas, Lofton, John, McClure, James, McCord, Sarah, McCUne, Cornelius, McCune, James, McDaniel, John, McGuire, Abiah, Meridith, Elizabeth, Moore, Willis, Newton, Oliver,, Nolen, Richard, Redman, William, Reeves, Green, Slaton, Mandane, Smith, David, Spencer, Thomas, Staton, H. P., Slaton, Samuel, White, Robert, Woodward, Aaron
Index to Butts County Wills, Book A (1850 to 1896)
Index to Butts County Wills, Book B (1897 to 1948)
Index to Butts County Wills, Appraisements, Sales, Annual Returns 1826-1841.
Index to Butts County Appraisements, Sales, Annual Returns 1836-1845
Index to Butts County Wills and Annual Returns 1845-1851.
Index to Butts County Wills, Appraisements, Annual Returns 1849-1857.
Index to Butts County Annual Returns and Vouchers 1852-1855.
Index to Butts County Sales and Appraisements 1852-1874.
Index to Butts County Annual Returns and Vouchers 1864-1888
Index to Butts County Annual Returns and Vouchers 1889-1901
Index to Butts County Annual Returns and Vouchers 1896-1901

Butts County Marriages 1827 to 1870
General Index to Butts County Marriages 1876-1896
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Burke County Records

The land that would form Burke County was ceded to the English by the Creek Treaties of 1733, 1735 and 1736. By an Act of March 15, 1758 the parish of St. George was established. The county was named for Edmund Burke, a member of the British Parliament who championed the rights of the American colonies. Between 1793 and 1905, the legislature took land from Burke County to help form the new counties of Screven (1793), Jefferson (1796), and Jenkins (1905), and to add area to Richmond County (1841). The county seat of Waynesboro was established in 1794, named after the Revolutionary War hero General. The first will book did not survive. Will Book A, as is included herein, began in 1855; however, the earliest will found in that batch was dated in 1803. Essentially, 1855 and later is more specific to the probate date than to the date in which the wills were signed.

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Burke County Wills 1855-1858 (images) Index to Testators
1798 Burke County Tax Digest, First District
1798 Burke County Salveholders, First and Second Districts

Miscellaneous Wills & Estates
Index to Burke County Annual Returns 1859-1868
Jones, Abraham (LWT)
Lovett, Ann (LWT), image dated 1862

Burke Notes by Jeannette Holland Austin.

1798 Slaves in Burke County

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Bulloch County Records

Bulloch County was created from Bryan and Screven countiesin 1796 by an act of the General Assembly. It was named for Archibald Bulloch, Georgia's first provisional governor (1776-1777). Portions of Bulloch County were used to create Jenkins County (1905), Candler County (1914), and Evans County (1914). Researchers of Bulloch County should also research Chatham County.

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Bulloch County Wills 1854-1861 (abstracts)
Bulloch County Marriages 1796-1850
Minutes of Upper Black Creek Church, Brooklet, 1832 members
Index to Bulloch County Inventories and Appraisements (1795-1900)
Index to Bulloch County Annual Returns (1795-1900)
Index to Bulloch County Wills (1795-1900)
Index to Bulloch County Marriages (1795-1900)
Index to Bulloch County Miscellaneous Estate Records (1795-1900)
Index to Bulloch County Receipts from the Heirs and other principals to the Estates
Ordinarys of the Probate Court of Bulloch County
Sheriffs of Bulloch County
Clerks of the Court of Ordinary of Bulloch County

Miscellanous Wills and Estates (Images)

Deloach, John. LWT 1888
Wright, William, Estate, 1843

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Bryan County Records

Bryan County was formed in 1793 from Chatham County. The early records were lost. Early Settlers: Richard Arnold, Simon Banks, William Blitch, William Brailsford, John A. Davis, W. G. DeSaussaire, Nathaniel Duggar, David Geiger, Shadrack Grevensteen, London Harris, W. J. Pate, John Schafer, Elijah Shuman, Joshua Smith and Amosa S. Wescott.

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Bryan County Wills and Letters of Testamentary(1870-1891): Digital Images

Names of Testators: Arnold, Richard; Banks, Simeon; Brailsford, William;Butler, James;Butler, Jefferson; Davis, John;DeSaussure, Wilmot;Duggan, Hershall;Duggar, Nathaniel; Geiger, David;Grovensteen, Shadrach;Guger, D. H.;Harris, London; Hart, Marshall;Heery, Isaac;Mann, Margret;Pate, W. J.;Phillips, Burrell; Schafer, John; Shuman, Elijah; Shuman, John;Simes, Martha; Smith, Eleanor; Smith, Joshua; Vashee, Isaac

General Index to Bryan County Wills and Estates(1866-1939)
Index to Bryan County Wills (1891-1933)
Index to Bryan County Wills, Book A (1870-1891)
Index to Bryan County Wills, Book B (1891-1933)
Bryan County Marriages 1868-1889

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Brooks County Records

Brooks County was created in December of 1858 from Lowndes and Thomas Counties. The first court session was held in the home of Thomas Folsom in Quitman. Later in 1859, work began on a court house, however was not finished until 1864. One of the arliest settlers was John Groover, a descendant of Peter Gruber, Saltzburger to Georgia with Oglethorpe, who settler in Ebenezer, Georgia (Effingham County) and whose descendants went to Bulloch and Brooks Counties. Other early settlers were: Levin Arrington, Benjamin Bentley, William Colter, William Dinson, John Edmonson, William G. Hunter, Robert Peacock, Daniel McRae and Leary Stanley.

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Index to Brooks County Wills, Book I, 1860-1899
Index to Brooks County Annual Returns, Bills of Sale, Vouchers, 1859-1863
Index to Brooks County Annual Returns, Bills of Sale, Vouchers, 1863-1865
Index to Brooks County Wills, Book I, 1860-1899
Index to Brooks County Annual Returns, Bills of Sale, Vouchers, Book D, 1869-1872
Brooks County Confederate Pensions of Soldiers and Widows

Brooks County Wills (Digital Images) 1860-1871

Bentley, Benjamin
Copeland, L. J.
Coulter, William
Denson, William
Dixon, Pleasant
Edmonson, John
Edwards, Samuel
Gorno, Joel
Groover, Charles
Groover, John (Estate) 1857-1860
Groover, Joshua
Hunter, William
King, Nancy
McCardle, James
McLeod, Norman
McMullen, John
McRae, Daniel
Mullen, James
Mullen, James
Oliff, Elizabeth
Patrick, William
Patterson, Frances
Peacock, Robert
Ramsey, Owen
Redding, Elkanah
Rizer, Charles
Rogers, Thomas
Slaughter, Thomas
Speight, William
Stanley, Mary
Strickland,Abraham
Thigpen, Sarah
Yates, Morgan
Young, Mathew
Wade, Thomas
Walker, James
Walker, Joseph
Walker, Sarah
Williams, John
Williams, Thomas
Wilson, Jeremiah

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Abstracts of Bibb County Wills

Bibb County Wills 1823-1855
Bibb County Wills 1851-1864

Digital Images of Bibb County Wills 1823 to 1840

Testators: Asbury, Jonathan; Beall, Robert Augustus; Burnett, John; Burton, Robert ;Chambless, Henry; Church, Redman; Crockett, David ;Cutland, Redden; Daniel, William; Darragh, Archibald; Dixon, Thomas ;Fluker, Baldwin; Fort, Robert; Godfrey, Francis; Harrell, Hardy ;Howard, John; Huff, Edward; Jemison, Henry ;Jeter, Andrew; Johnston, William; King, John; Lamar, Benjamin; Lanier, John; Napier, Thomas; Nixon, William; Owens, Benjamin; Rogers, William ;Sapp, Henry; Scott, John ;Sigueux, Peter ;Smith, Henry ;Smith, James ;Summerlin, Sarah ;Tharp, John; Victory, Thomas ;Weed, Joseph ;Wells, Nicholas ;Williams, John; Williams, John D.

Digital Images of Bibb County Wills 1851 to 1865

Testators: Alexander, Elam;Allen, David;Bailey, James;Bailey, John;Ballard, C. M.;Blackshear, Albert;Blake, Eleanor;Bond, Joel;Bond, Joseph; Bonds, Penelope;Brewer, Edward Ebenezer;Brown, Turner;Busbee, W. R.;Boren, Alfred;Bowman, John;Brown, Eliza;Campbell, Watson; Carey, Martha Ann;Castlen, John;Champion, Elizabeth;Colbert, Frederick;Coleman, Robert;Collins, Charles;Collins, Robert; Collins, William; Cray, Mary; Damour, James;Daniel, Clarissa; Dean, William;Dempsey, Dermot;Dillard, Colin;Dillard, Olive; Eaves, John;Ernest, Asa;Evans, Rufus;Farrell, John;Feagin, Robert;Franklin, Marcus;Freerman, Robert;Gamble, William;Gilbert, Edward;Gorman, Thomas;Grierson, George;Griffin, James W.;Griffin, Larkin; Graybill, Midas;Groce, Margaret; Hazlehurst, Robert;Hughes, Frances;Huguenin, Edward, Colonel; Huguenin, Edward;Huguenin, Julia;Hunter, George R.;Irwin, John; Johns, Isaac;Johnson, Henry;Johnson, William J.;Jordan, Absalom; Kearney, Arthur;Kelly, Francis;Kelly, Julia;Kenedy, Nancy; Kilpatrick, William;Kunz, John Michael;Lamar, John;Lamar, John B.;Leslie, Ann;Lunsford, Priscilla;Malden, Caleb;Malone, Cherry; Massey, William;Mathews, Martha;May, Benjamin;McCall, Eleazer; McEver, Robert;McGuire, Martha;McMichael, John;Mitchell, Alexander;Munroe, Nathan;Newsom, Henry;Newsom, Henry (2);Norman, Sarah;Parker, Burwell;Peterson, John;Powers, Abner Parrott; Powers, Julia;Pye, Andrew;Raines, Cadwell;Ramsey, Mary;Rea, James;Reynolds, S. O.;Roach, Patrick;Ross, William A.;Shad, Elias;Simmons, Mary;Sims, Susan;Smith, James;Stevens, Elijah; Stevens, Simon;Stotesbury, Louisa;Stotesbury, Robert;Stubbs. James;Stubbs, Peter;Sullivan, John;Summerlin, Elison;Tharp, Elizabeth;Thomas, Merrel;Thomas, Micajah;Thomas, S. L.;Thomas, William;Thompson, Charles;Towns, George W.;Usher, Sarah;Wakeman, James;Ward, E. B.;Watts, Adelaide;Weed, Henry;White, Joseph; Wiley, Ann;Wiley, John B.;Wood, Lewis;Woolfolk, Thomas;Yearty, Thomas

Indexes to Probate Records

Index to Bibb County Wills and Estates (1823-1855)
Index to Bibb County Wills and Estates (1851-1871)
Index to Bibb County Wills and Estates (1870, 1891, 1914)
Index to Bibb County Wills and Estates (1891-1907)
Index to Bibb County Annual Returns (1823-1844)
Index to Bibb County Annual Returns (1843-1851)
Index to Bibb County Annual Returns (1851-1854)

Bibb County Marriages

Bibb County Marriage Book A 1831-1839
Bibb County Marriages from newspapers 1885-1886

Maps

1846 Map of Bibb County
1855 Map of Bibb County
1864 Map of Bibb County
Map of Macon, founded 1823. Bibb County.
Map of Macon, South from the Public Reserve. Bibb County

Miscellaneous Will Images

Calhoun, Elbert Estate
Chambliss, Christopher Estate
Chambliss, Henry Estate
Edmonds Estate
Gilbert, Edmund, LWT (1858)
Jemison, Robert W., minor
Johns, C. P. H. Estate
Lamar, Mrs. Mary Louisa Lamar, admx for estate of John Lamar, deceased
Lamar, John Estate
McLeod, Roderick Estate
Moore, J. G. Estate
Odum Orphans

Books

Bibb Notes by Jeannette Holland Austin

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Baldwin County GA Wills and Probate Records

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Baldwin County Probate and Court Records

Baldwin County was created in in 1803 by Creek cessions of June 1802. Three years later, the land was distributed by the 1805 Georgia Land Lottery. After the second lottery (1807),five new counties were created from parts of Baldwin and Wilkinson Counties: Morgan, Randolph (later Jasper), Jones, Putnam, Telfair. In 1806, 1807, 1856 and 1872 portions of Wilkinson County were added; in 1807 portions of Hancock and in 1807, 1812 and 1826 portions of Washington; with some of Jones County added in 1856. The court house burned in 1861. The county was named after Abraham Baldwin; Milledgeville was named after George's first governor, John Milledge.

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Baldwin County Wills

Will Book A 1806-1829 (abstracts)
Wills 1829-1854 (abstracts)

Marriages

Marriage Book A 1806-1820
Marriages 1806-1851
Marriages from newspapers 1885-1886

Indexes to Probate Records

Will Book B 1829-1868
Will Book C 1868-1936
Annual Returns, Book A 1813-1820
Baldwin County Annual Returns, Book B 1820-1824
Annual Returns, Book C 1824-1831
Annual Returns, Book D 1831-1842
Baldwin County Annual Returns, Book E 1839-1856

Digitized Records

1819 County Order Book; applicants of Widows of late war, orphans of Britton and Indians, Revolutionary War Officers and soldiers and persons who served in the Seminole War.
1820 Land Lottery (Those who were eligable to draw) (digital images)
1820 Tax Digest
1820 Baldwin County Land Lottery

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Images of Berrien Co. GA Wills

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Berrien County Will Book A (1855-1909) - Digital Images
Testators: Boyt, William;Brinn, J. W.;Brown, John;Carroll, Jessie;Clyatt, Martin;Connell, James;Connell, John;Connell, John E.; Cudney, George;Everet, Phoebe;Garrett, Frances;Giddens, William;Griner, Daniel;Hall, John;Harrell, William;Henderson, Susan;Hester, Jane;Hutchinson, Henry;Kenny, Mary;Lamb, William;Lovitt, Joshua;Lovitt, W. B.;McDermit, John;McMillan, John;Mobley, Thomas;Myers, Susanna;Nicholson, J. L.;Peeples, Lewis;Powell, Mary;Powel, T. W.;Ray, John;Ray, Thomas;Shaw, Jeremiah;Sinach, William;Sirmons, Charlotte;Sutton, John;Tucker, Richard;Tygart, William;Watson, Moses; Williams, E. J.;Williams, James;Williams, Sampson
Berrien County Will Book B (1909-1956)
Testators: Berrien County Will Book B, 1910 to 1856 Albritton, Edwin; Albritton, M. E.; Alexander, Jean and Marian; Brown, John; Brown, Sarulue; Buckholts, Peter; Buie, W. D.; Burkhalter, Mattie; Bussey, Eugene; Coombs, Richard; Darsey, J. D.; Duane, Millard; Futch, Malissa; Gaskins, Bart; Gaskins, Bates; Gaskins, Fannie; Gaskins, Mattie; Gaskins, Marcus; Gaskins, Wycliffe; Gray, Annie; Guthrie, Hariet Ann; Hand, J. M.; Harrell, Daniel; Harrell (Joint Will); Harris, H.; Heath, William; Hendley, J. A.; Knowles, Steve; Major, D. S.; Moore, James; Murry, John; Paulk, John; Parrish, A. J;. Rabun, C. G.; Ray, J. S.; Register, William; Rowan, James; Shockley, E. T.; Robinson, David; Sirmans, Benjamin; Sirmans, T. H.; Smith, Mary Jane; Watson, W. H.
Index to Berrien County Will Book A (1855-1909)
Index to Berrien County Estates, Inventories,Appraisements (1862-1896)
Index to Berrien County Will Book B (1910-1956)
Index to Berrien County Estates, Inventories,Appraisements (1862-1896)
Index to Berrien County Widows and Divisions of Estates (1862-1912)
Index to Berrien County Bills of Sale (1863-1896)
Index to Berrien County Annual Returns and Vouchers (1882-1901)
Index to Berrien County Homestead Records (1873-1897)
Berrien County Marriages 1856-1900