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Georgia Genealogy:     more books (101)

The 1833 Land Lottery of Georgia and Other Missing Names of Winners in the Georgia Land Lotteries by Robert Scott Davis, 1991-12 Floyd County, Georgia marriages, the early years, volume I: Books 1A, A, B & C : 1834-1884 by Shirley F Kinney, 1989 Genealogical Material from Legal Notices in Early Georgia Newspapers by Judge Folks Huxford, Folks Huxford, 1989-02 Some Georgia County Records: Being Some of the Legal Records of : Baldwin, Burke, Richmond, and Jackson Counties, Georgia by Edward E. Van Schaick, 2000-06 1850 Georgia Mortality Schedules or Census 1 by Aurora Shaw, 1982-06 Marriages and Obituaries from Early Georgia Newspapers by Judge Folks Huxford, 1998-12 The Eighteen Thirty-Two Gold Lottery of Georgia by S. Emmett Lucas, 1987-06 The Georgia Frontier (3 Volume Set) by Jeannette Holland Austin, 2007-01-01 The Fourth or 1821 Land Lottery of Georgia by S. Emmett Lucas, 1986-06 Early Georgia Wills and Settlements of Estates: Wilkes County by Sarah Quinn Smith, 2009-06-01 Georgia Bible Records by Jeanette Holland Austin, 1985 Washington County, Georgia, tombstone inscriptions by Elizabeth Pritchard Newsom, 1987 Alexander McDonald of New Inverness Georgia And His Descendants (Genealogy) by Daniel Huntley Redfearn, 1954 The Georgia Confederate 7,000 PT. I: Battle History and Genealogy of General Barton and Stovall's Georgia Infantry Brigade by Gary R. Goodson, 1996-01

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41. Ancestry.com - Georgia Genealogy
    Login Subscribe Help? You are here Search georgia genealogy.United States United Kingdom Europe Canada Georgia All States.  
    http://www.ancestry.com/search/locality/dbpage.aspx?tp=2&p=13

42. Houston County Georgia Genealogy And History
    Genealogy and history of Houston County, Georgia. Probate Court records listing.For further info. please contact William A. Mills. Perry, Georgia.  
    http://homestead.com/wamills/houston.html
    
    Extractions: Houston County, Georgia was established in 1821 from Indian lands, and was one of the largest counties in Georgia. It was home to many families which migrated from Virginia, North Carolina, and South Carolina. After the Civil War, several families migrated from here to Florida, Alabama, Mississippi, and especially Texas. Bacon, Bailey, Baldwin, Ball, Bannon, Barden, Barfield, Barker, Barnes, Barnett, Barrett, Barron, Barrow, Baskin, Bason, Bass, Bassett, Bateman, Batten, Bazemore, Beck, Beddingfield, Bell, Belvin, Bennett, Birch, Bishop, Bivens, Bivins, Blackman, Blewster, Blood, Blount, Blunt, Boler, Bolton, Bond, Bonner, Booker, Boon, Borchard, Borum, Bowen, Brack, Bradley, Branch, Branham, Brantley, Brantly, Brasewell, Bridges, Briggs, Britt, Brookins, Brooks, Brown, Brunson, Bryan, Bryant, Buck, Buff, Bullard, Bunn, Burgay, Burks, Burnam, Burnes, Burney, Burns, Busbay, Busbee, Bush, Butler, Byington, Bynum, Byrum Caldwell, Calhoun, Campbell, Candler, Carlos, Carr, Cartwright, Carroll, Carter, Cashan, Cater, Causey, Chambers, Chancey, Chancy, Chapman, Chastain, Cheek, Cherry, Cheshire, Christmas, Churchwell, Churn, Clark, Clarke, Claxton, Cliett, Clifton, Cline, Coalson, Cobb, Cody, Coleman, Coley, Collier, Collins, Colson, Colyer, Compton, Cook, Coombs, Cooper, Corder, Coten, Couey, Cousins, Cox, Cowen, Coyne, Crawford, Croom, Cross, Crowder, Crumpler, Cullen, Culler, Culp, Culpepper

43. WHITFIELD COUNTY, GEORGIA
    Genealogy and history resources, local information including churches, schools, and cemeteries.  
    http://www.usgennet.org/usa/ga/county/whitfield/
    
    Extractions: Whitfield County was formed in 1851 from part of Murray County which lies on it's eastern boundary. Whitfield County lies in northwestern Georgia and is bordered by the Tennessee state line on it's northern side and by Catoosa, Walker, Gordon and Murray Counties, counterclockwise, on it's other boundaries. Whitfield, Georgia's 97th county was named after Reverend George Whitefield, an early settler of Georgia and the founder of the Bethesda Orphan House in Savannah. The spelling of the county name was later changed to reflect the way it was pronounced.

44. CalhounCounty Georgia Genealogy
    Link to Southwest Regional Page. georgia genealogy Links. To Georgia State Page. GeorgiaGenWeb Links. georgia genealogy Links. Maps of Georgia 1895. Civil War Forum.  
    http://members.tripod.com/~rakmun/

45. Wilkes County, Georgia Genealogy - Splash Page
    http://www.giddeon.com/wilkes/index.shtml

46. My MOORE History & Genealogy Of Wiregrass Georgia
    Genealogy of Wiregrass, Georgia and beyond. Some of the Wiregrass area counties are Clinch, Lanier, Lowndes, Coffee, Atkinson, Pierce Ware.  
    http://www.geocities.com/pameladhudson/moore.html
    
    Extractions: My MOORE connection is via my biological mother's mother (my grandmother) Bessie Estelle Moore . She was the daughter of Mathew Howard Moore b:1872 d:1944 and Rebecca Jane Sweat b:1873 d:1950. They are buried in Seminole County, Florida. Mathew was the son of John Moore, V and Barbara Roberts . Bessie married George Baxter McMahan in Seminole County, Florida. My grandmother, Mrs. Bessie Moore McMahan, died June 1957 and was laid to rest in the LaGrange Cemetery in Titusville, Brevard County, Florida in an unmarked grave. There's more about the McMahan clan at this GeoCities page or go to my Worldconnect link ID " irisheyes " for the complete list of descendants with notes and census references to date. There may also be several "unlinked" MOORE in my notes at Worldconnect. Please let me know if you find your ancestors there and can add any further information on them. Perhaps together we can find many MOORE cousins!! :o) Please remember that this page is mostly just my direct lineage. This family is really, really huge and I simply do not have the room for everyone here. Also, do not ask me for proof of anything here because I probably don't have it. I would suggest contacting the source(s) that are listed for further info. I only have documents on some of my direct lineage and what I do have is at my

47. Wilkes County, Georgia Genealogy
    The premier site for Wilkes County, georgia genealogy. AN ORIGINAL GEORGIA COUNTYFORMED FEB. 5, 1777 Welcome to the Wilkes County, georgia genealogy Web site.  
    http://www.giddeon.com/wilkes/index2.shtml

48. Georgia Genealogy - Georgia Birth Records. Georgia Family Search Page.
    georgia genealogy, Georgia Birth Records, Georgia Marriage Records, GeorgiaDeath Records, Georgia Census Records and georgia genealogy Databases.  
    http://www.genealogy.org/state.asp?state=GA

49. Georgia Genealogy
    genealogy, georgia genealogy Records. Georgia Vital Records Public Records. GeorgiaGenealogy Message Boards, Queries and Discussion Lists.  
    http://www.lisajohnson.com/genealogy/georgia.htm

50. Randolph County, Georgia
    Welcome to. Randolph Co. georgia genealogy. Randolph County, Georgia History. Randolphis a county in the WSW part of Georgia and contains about 800 square miles.  
    http://www.home.earthlink.net/~bwjohnson/rand_mn.htm
    
    Extractions: Welcome to Randolph Co. Georgia Genealogy Randolph County, Georgia History Randolph is a county in the WSW part of Georgia and contains about 800 square miles. It was established by act of Congress on December 20, 1828 from Lee County. It was named for John Randolph (1773 - 1833), a Senator and Representative from Virginia for many years. Randolph County included all of Stewart and Quitman Counties and parts of Terrell and Clay Counties. Cuthbert was established and made the county seat in 1831. It was incorporated into a town in 1834. Indians were in this area until 1836 when they were driven out after the Creek Rebellion. Randolph county is rich in old homes, some dating back as far as 1837. There are roughly 34 homes built in the 1800s within the city limits of Cuthbert. The present courthouse was built in 1885. The original was a log fort building. By the late 1850s, Cuthbert was recognized as the educational center of Georgia because of the two women's colleges in its area, Andrew College and Baptist Female College of Southwest Georgia and a male academy. Andrew College is the second oldest in the US and in 1956 became co-ed. Railroads came to the area in the 1850s and it became a thriving agricultural center. Now, Randolph County focuses on industry, which prospers from its excellent transportation facilities. Also, because of its abundant water supply and mostly mild weather, agriculture flourishes.

51. Georgia Genealogy Books
    A listing of genealogy books categorized by authors, organizations, counties, and special events.  
    http://www.gagenbooks.com

52. Georgia Obituaries Search
    Recommended georgia genealogy Records. Georgia Cemetery Records onlineburial records; georgia genealogy Records - online genealogy databases;  
    http://obituarydatabase.com/georgia/obituaries.htm
    
    Extractions: Obituaries contain information about a person's life, their death, place of burial, surviving relatives and contact information for the funeral home. This webpage gives you access to all of the online databases containing Georgia obituaries, Georgia death notices, other Georgia obituary records, and various other related Georgia genealogy records. Obituaries have long been used to help with genealogy research. The Internet has allowed people to store obituary records into various online obituary archives. This has brought access to online obituary records much more easier for genealogy researchers. Newspaper obituaries are among the most popular form of online obituaries. Other obituaries published in journals, and by funeral homes, are also available online. Most newspapers publish their recent obituaries online. The Internet is also a popular way to find celebrity obituaries. Obituaries of celebrities can be found on hundreds of websites. Searching for "celebrity obituaries" on a search engine like

53. Ga. History & Genealogy Hard-Copy Periodicals In GLFH Dept., Atlanta-Fulton Pub.
    Georgia History georgia genealogy Periodicals in Hard Copy Prepared by PatrickStolleis of The Georgia Local Family History Department Central Library  
    http://www.af.public.lib.ga.us/bibresources/gagen/gagen_per_harcopy.html

54. Georgia Genealogy - Georgia Birth Records, Georgia Census Records, Georgia Marri
    georgia genealogy Databases. georgia genealogy Databases Click Here to ListALL Georgia Databases. Georgia Birth Records. Georgia Death Records.  
    http://www.allvitalrecords.com/index.asp?state=GA

55. Cemeteries Of Georgia - Cemetery Records - Genealogy - Geneology
    georgia genealogy Records. georgia genealogy CousinConnect.com;Georgia Birth Certificates - Birth-Certificates.net; Georgia, 1754  
    http://www.interment.net/us/ga/

56. Georgia Genealogy - Web Search
    Veneta Gifts. Check out Our Directory of Collectibles. georgia genealogy, VenetaGifts. georgia genealogy. Start Another Search Showing  
    http://www.venetagifts.com/cgi-bin/find.cgi?keywords=georgia genealogy

57. Genealogy Resources On The Internet - WWW/Georgia
    Coweta County, georgia genealogy History http//www.coweta.newn.com/Maintained by Kathy Proctor. Crawford GAGenWeb Page http//www  
    http://www-personal.umich.edu/~cgaunt/georgia.html
    
    Extractions: http://www.genexchange.com/MailListForm.cfm?cat=GA Georgia Genealogical Society http://www.america.net/~ggs/index.html Georgia Department of Archives and History http://www.SOS.State.Ga.US/archives/default.htm See the Reference Section at http://www.SOS.State.Ga.US/archives/rs/grs.htm for many genealogy topics. Georgia County Officers and Information A listing of county officers and information about the county (when created, who named for and what made them famous, the county seat, names of the officers and commissioners). I believe the number beside the county seat is the zip code for that town. Access via PeachNet gopher:

58. Georgia Genealogy Is Available In Georgia Backroads Magazine.
    georgia genealogy articles are included in Georgia Backroads magazine, a captivatingsource of articles and information on travel opportunities, leisure  
    http://www.georgiahistory.ws/georgia_history/georgia_genealogy.asp
    
    Extractions: In Georgia Backroads Magazine Georgia Genealogy - The original inhabitants of north Georgia came from many different realms. As a result, the genealogical lines of the residents of Georgia are somewhat complex today, as one might imagine. The Native Americans who lived in the area now comprising the state intermarried with some whites, creating many lines of mixed races. Irish and Scotch immigrants moved down the mountain valleys along the Atlantic Seaboard, and French trappers and Spanish explorers from the area known today as Florida moved up into the Georgia area intermarrying to create still more lines. Georgia Backroads magazine and the North Georgia Journal of History hardbacks ( Volumes I, II, III , and IV Georgia Backroads is Georgia's most popular travel and history magazine . It includes a variety of articles on topics of Georgia history, scenic travel destinations in the state, Georgia genealogical information, Southern lifestyles, and many historic photographs. Georgia Backroads is published in Roswell, Georgia, each March, June, September, and December.

59. Georgia Genealogy Links And Travel Web Sites - Updated 06/09/2004
    georgia genealogy .. links and genealogy shops .. from MuseumStuff.comthe awardwinning guide to best georgia genealogy information.  
    http://www.museumstuff.com/go-travel.cgi?&w=Georgia Genealogy

60. Georgia Genealogy Books For Appling, Baker, Baldwin, Banks, Bartow, Berrien, Bib
    georgia genealogy Books for Appling, Baker, Baldwin, Banks, Bartow, Berrien, Bibb,Brooks, Bryan, Bulloch, Burke, Butts, Calhoun, Camden, Campbell, Carroll  
    http://www.mountainpress.com/books/ga/a2d.html

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