181. Index Of /~miamibig/brooks Brooks County, georgia, genealogy information including surname registry, cemeteries, queries and lookups, marriages, and other county genealogy resources. http://home.flash.net/~miamibig/brooks/

Index of /~miamibig/brooks Name Last modified Size Description ... Parent Directory 22-Dec-1999 01:57 - Apache/1.3.27 Server at home.flash.net Port 80

182. Meriwether County, Ga. GenWeb Meriwether County genealogy from the georgia GenWeb project. http://personal.atl.bellsouth.net/m/s/msaffold/meriweth.htm

QUERIES LOOKUPS ONLINE RECORDS ... FOR GAGENWEB MEMBERS Meriwether County part of T he GA GenWeb Project and The USGenWeb Project a network of free online genealogy resources Search this site powered by FreeFind SEARCH ROOTSWEB FOR YOUR SURNAMES Match: All Any Boolean Format: Long Short Search: Neighboring Counties Meriwether Mailing List Coweta Pike Talbot Troup ... Upson Send an email to GAMERIWE-L-request@rootsweb.com The message should include only one word: "subscribe." Vivian Price Saffold County Coordinator Suggestions? Comments? Invalid Links? Write to Vivian Ed Gordon , State Coordinator Beth Shaw , Regional Assistant I f you would like to volunteer to work with the GAGenWeb Project, write to Vivian This page is part of an all-volunteer effort to make genealogy information accessible and free for everyone Visitors since May 19, 1999: Top Of Page Price/Saffold Home Page GAGenWeb County Index Table GAGenWeb Archives Index WALLPAPER BY STORMI LAST UPDATED September 14, 2005

183. Stephens County Georgia Stephens County genealogy and resources from the georgia GenWeb project. http://www.rootsweb.com/~gastephe/

Stephens County, in northeast Georgia, was formed in 1905 from parts of Habersham and Franklin Counties. The county seat is Toccoa. Today the county has a population of 25,435 (86% white, 12% African-American, and others less than 1% each) according the 2000 census. Twenty percent of its 179 square miles are in the Chattahoochee National Forest. It was named for Alexander H. Stephens (1812 -1883), Vice-President of the Confederate States of America, US Senator, and Governor of Georgia. There are three incorporated towns in the county: Toccoa, Avalon, and Martin. There are several unincorporated communities: Ayersville, Boydville, Carnes Creek, Eastanollee, Fairview, Fowlertown, Hayes Crossing, Jarrett, Mize, Toccoa Falls, Toms Creek and Union Hill. Stephens County Genealogy Go To Georgia Neighbors Oconee S. C. Pendleton District Queries Mail list Georgia GenWeb Table Regional Coordinator Georgia Military Georgia Newspapers Americans held captive Georgia Archives Search this site powered by FreeFind We are working on new data thanks to all volunteers that have and are donating their data.

184. Oglethorpe County, Georgia Genealogy Oglethorpe County genealogy from the georgia GenWeb project. http://www.rootsweb.com/~gaogleth/

These pages are dedicated to the history and genealogy of Oglethorpe County, Georgia. Many volunteers have contributed information that you will find helpful in tracing your Oglethorpe County ancestors. If you have records or information that you'd like to share here, please contact Jeanne Arguelles Table of Contents What's New County History Online Records Published Resources ... Lookups The Oglethorpe County Courthouse Lexington, Georgia Oglethorpe County Population About Oglethorpe County Oglethorpe County was created on December 19, 1793 entirely out of Wilkes County. It was named for General James Edward Oglethorpe, who founded the colony of Georgia, at Savannah, in 1733. A soldier and philanthropist, Oglethorpe created the colony as an asylum for British debtors. He remained in Georgia for nine years and drove the invading Spanish troops back into Florida. He returned to England in 1742 and died there in 1785. James Edward Oglethorpe T he area that encompasses Oglethorpe County was originally inhabited primarily by the Creek and Cherokee tribes. It was opened to settlement by a treaty with the tribes in 1771. These "Ceded Lands", as the area was called, became Wilkes County in 1777. In 1793, a northwestern portion of Wilkes County was cut aside to form the new county of Oglethorpe.

185. Rabun County, GAGenWeb Rabun County genealogy from the georgia GenWeb project. http://www.rootsweb.com/~garabun/

Welcome to the Rabun Co., GAGenWeb Dawn Watson , County Coordinator Liz Nash , Regional Assistant Vivian Price Saffold , State Coordinator Rabun Co., GA was created on December 21, 1819 from lands ceded by the Cherokee Nation and from part of Habersham Co., GA . It was named after William Rabun, who served as the 11th Governor of Georgia from his election in 1817 until his death in 1819. The county seat, Clayton, was incorporated on December 13, 1823 and was named after the first Judge of the Superior Court in Rabun County, the Honorable Augustus S. Clayton, who later became a Congressman. In 1856, Towns Co., GA was created from parts of Rabun and Union Counties. While Clayton is the largest town in the county, it is not by far the only attraction Rabun County has to offer. The beautiful foothills that make up the area landscape have been a haven for tourists and naturalists since the late 19th century. Today, 60% of the land is in National Forests and Parks. Another 20% or so is held by Georgia Power and the rest is in private hands. This division allows plenty of room for the enterprising explorer who wishes to taste a little of the wilderness that must have existed two centuries ago, well before the influx of European settlers. Other area towns are Dillard, Rabun Gap, Sky Valley and Mtn. City in the north end of the county and Tiger, Lakemont, Wiley and Tallulah Falls to the south. The Persimmon community is to the west of Clayton, out Hwy. 76 towards Towns County, and Chechero is to the east on the same road. Also to the east is the Satolah community, off Warwoman Road near Highlands, NC.

186. Upson County, Georgia USGenWeb Project Page -- Main Upson County genealogy from the georgia GenWeb project. http://www.rootsweb.com/~gaupson/index.htm

Last update:Thursday, 04-Aug-2005 14:52:23 MDT Upson County Georgia USGenWeb Page Welcome To Upson County, Georgia About Georgia USGenWeb Georgia Counties Index Rootsweb Resource page AHGP Upson County Lisa Graham's page Virginia Crilley , County Coordinator Ed Gordon , State Coordinator Seana Coulter , Regional Assistant POST YOUR MATERIALS CLICK Upson County Messages "View Message Type" - choose bible, marriage, obit,etc Click "Add Board to Favorites" - Then next time, you can select "My Favorites" and easily go between Boards Write me you need help. Thomaston-Upson Archives Records in Thomaston Archives Penny Cliff, Archivist/Director Thomaston-Upson County Archives Post Office Box 1137 Thomaston, Georgia 30286-0015 Email: tuarch@alltel.net Telephone: (706) 646-2437 Assistants: Eileen Ingram,David McDaniel,Bonnie Smith. Visiting hours: Monday thu Friday: Open from: 9:00am - 5:00pm Saturdays: Open 9:00am - 1:00pm Second Saturday of the month ONLY Sundays and All Holidays: Closed List of People Available to do Research at Archives Microfilm Holdings Upson County Clerk P.O. Box 889 Thomaston, GA 30286 (706) 647-7015 Thomaston Chamber of Commerce Upson County Historical Society Upson County Historical Society P.O. Box 363 Thomaston, GA 30286

187. Georgia Genealogical Society GGS, a friend of the georgia Archives, promotes the collection and preservationof records relating to georgia state and county government, http://www.gagensociety.org/

Your browser does not support script "PLUS" Members Area Please click here to log in. Notice: GGS is privileged to partner with ProQuest in order to provide our Plus Members with access to selected HeritageQuest Online databases. It saddens us to report that some of our Plus Members appear to be sharing their usernames and passwords with others. If that practice continues, ProQuest will sever their relationship with GGS. We, therefore, remind you that the usernames and passwords for access are NOT to be shared with others. Forgot your password? Please contact the webmaster. Frequently Asked Questions Solution for NIS 2005 has been added) We welcome new members. Please click here to learn more about the GGS Plus benefits (HeritageQuest Online partnership). Please click here for a membership information application. Researching Your Military Ancestor 1 October 2005 National Archives-Southeast Region 5760 Jonesboro Road, Morrow, Georgia Please click here for more details Georgia's Research Mecca Hours, directions, and information about NARA-Southeast Region s ... Morrow Eateries GGS Quarterly Publications GGSQ The Georgia Genealogical Society Quarterly contains articles, abstracts, Bible records, and book reviews. Members may submit 3

188. Georgia Genealogical Society GGS, a friend of the georgia Archives, promotes the collection and preservationof records relating to georgia state and county government, http://www.gagensociety.org/links.htm

Your browser does not support script Genealogical Links Be sure to push to "Reload" or "Refresh" button so you get the most current web page. Georgia Specific Genealogical and Historical Societies Georgia Lineage Societies Libraries and Archives Published Resources ... Georgia Reference Topics Non-Georgia Specific Societies in Neighboring States Educational Opportunities Ethnic Topics Libraries and Archives ... National Societies and Organizations Georgia Specific Historical Organizations and Resources in Georgia Georgia Genealogical and Historical Societies Afro-American Historical and Genealogical Society – Metro Atlanta Chapter Alpharetta Historical Society, Inc. American History and Genealogy Project - Georgia Augusta Genealogical Society, Inc. Bartow County Genealogical Society ... Coweta County Genealogical Society, Inc. The society has a fairly extensive Research Library located in the old passenger depot in Grantville. It has a good selection of materials covering Coweta Co., other Georgia counties DeKalb Historical Society Cemetery Database East Georgia Genealogical Society formerly the Piedmont Regional Genealogy Society Genealogical Computer Society of Georgia Georgia Genealogical Society return to home page Georgia Historical Society The Georgia Salzburger Society The Genealogical Society of Henry and Clayton Counties, Inc.

189. Southwest Georgia Genealogical Society Southwest georgia Genealogical Society Mailing List swggsmail. Come visit any ofDougherty County Public Libraries five branches and use their internet http://www.swggs.org/

Southwest Georgia Genealogical Society publishers of The Genealogical Gazette Covering the following counties in Southwest Georgia Baker Ben Hill Calhoun Clay ... Southwest Georgia Genealogical Society Mailing List swggsmail Come visit any of Dougherty County Public Libraries five branches and use their internet services and you can get free access to all of the exclusive paid databases from Ancestry.com. This is a free service offered by Dougherty County Public Libraries and you must be using the internet from their computers. Dougherty County Clerk of Court Public Records - Deaths, Probate, Divorce Etc. Enter a name: Given Name(s) Surname Filter your search by: Keyword(s) Record Type Databases With People's Names Census Records Court, Land, Probate Directories Military Compiled Genealogy Locality Any Locality Alabama Alaska Arizona Arkansas California Colorado Connecticut Delaware District of Columbia Florida Georgia Hawaii Idaho Illinois Indiana Iowa Kansas Kentucky Louisiana Maine Maryland Massachusetts Michigan Minnesota Mississippi Missouri Montana Nebraska Nevada New Hampshire New Jersey New Mexico New York North Carolina North Dakota Ohio Oklahoma Oregon Pennsylvania Rhode Island South Carolina South Dakota Tennessee Texas Utah Vermont Virginia Washington West Virginia Wisconsin Wyoming Canada England Germany All Non-U.S.

190. Central Georgia Genealogical Society Central georgia Genealogical Society “Early Court Records of Pulaski County,georgia” by Lee G. Barrow. 392 pages with surname index. http://www.cggs.org/

dd Welcome CGGS Home About Charter Calendar ... Help Records Cemeteries Surnames Queries Resources Books CDs Pictures Links Have you renewed your membership? Annual dues are $25 for individual memberships and $30 for family memberships and may be sent to CGGS, P.O. Box 2024, Warner Robins, GA 31099-2024. New Book! book page handy new order form which creates a printable sheet with your selections and the total including tax (when applicable), shipping and handling.

191. Georgia Historical Societies And Genealogical Societies At Society Search for any society in georgia. Listing of georgia historical and genealogicalsociety addresses and links. http://www.daddezio.com/society/hill/SH-GA-NDX.html

A Directory of Historical Societies in the United States, Canada and Australia. Site Menu United States Canada Australia Expand Your Listing ... Vital Records (GA) Cemetery Lookups (GA) Find Obituaries (GA) Free Trial Offers Expand your family tree with the help of these resources. Ancestry.com Genealogy.com One Great Family NOTE: There is no obligation to subscribe, however, a credit card may be required for a trial. Quick Facts Capital: Atlanta Entered Union: (4th state) Nickname: Peach State State Bird: Brown thrasher State Flower: Cherokee rose State Web Site: www.state.ga.us State public records provided by our friends at Search Systems United States Georgia Societies Many of the societies in this directory are linked to web sites created by volunteers from around the country. If you have questions about the information contained on a site, please send it to the webmaster that maintains it. Alphabetical Listings *** Updated Regularly *** Browse through our online collection of addresses and links. When you click on any of the links within this directory, your browser will leave this site. Please bookmark our home page before you leave.

192. Quitman County, Georgia Features southwest georgia genealogical and historical research. http://home.earthlink.net/~bwjohnson/quit_mn.htm

Welcome to Quitman Co. Georgia Genealogy Quitman County Documents On-Line Quitman County Memoirs Quitman County 1919 Death Records Index Quitman County 1920 Death Records Index Quitman County 1921-1924 Death Records Index ... Georgetown Cemetery Survey Schedule Quitman Co. Civil War Company Rosters Co. I, 11th Rgmt, Georgia Volunteer Infantry; "Quitman Greys" Co. G, 51st Rgmt, Georgia Volunteer Infantry; "Harrison Volunteers" Co. F, 61st Rgmt, Georgia Volunteer Infantry; "Stark Guards - Wiregrass Rifles" Back To Top of Page

193. Documenting Family History In Georgia: How To Begin georgia Secretary of State Cathy Cox, Home Contact Us Search Our Site georgia Genealogical Society National Genealogical Society http://www.sos.state.ga.us/archives/how_may_we_help_you/how_to/documenting_famil

5800 Jonesboro Road Morrow, GA 30260 www.GeorgiaArchives.org David W. Carmicheal, Director Who Are We? What Do We Have? How May We Help You? Where Are We? ... Want to Be Involved? Before you begin Welcome to the world of genealogy! When compiling a family history, remember that any piece of information, oral or written, which links a name, place and date together may help you in establishing kinship lines. As you begin to gather data, record it on preprinted forms (genealogical charts and family group sheets) or use one of the many commercial computer programs available. For each ancestor, try to determine the following: birth place and date; parents; when and where they attended churches, synagogues, and schools; occupation; when, where, and to whom married; names of children and when and where children were born; death date, death place, and burial place. Cite the source for all information. A photocopy of a document is of little value unless you know where the original is located. When citing original records at the Georgia Archives, we recommend the following formats: For original governmental records : (Georgia Archives, Record GroupSub GroupSeries Numbers and Series Title. For example: Georgia Archives, RG 4-2-46, File II Names.)

194. USGenNet Index To Georgia Historical And Genealogical Societies Online Historical and Genealogical Societies of georgia. Augusta GenealogicalSociety Northwest georgia Historical Genealogical Society http://www.usgennet.org/socadmin/ga.html

You Are the Visitor Since 24 Dec 1999 Support Free-access Online History and Genealogy. Join Us! On-line Historical and Genealogical Societies of Georgia Augusta Genealogical Society Burke County Genealogical Society Carroll County Genealogical Society Central Georgia Genealogical Society ... Wiregrass Genealogical Society Perhaps there are other Societies on line in this State and we *are* still searching! Will you help us? Also, if you find a broken link, please e-mail our Societies Administrator. (However, please do not send your personal genealogy research requests to our Societies Administrator.) Click Here Return to the Societies Table of Contents Page Return to the Societies Administrator Last Updated, Tuesday, 23-Dec-2003 15:05:02 CST

195. WELCOME TO BARTOW COUNTY GEORGIA Genealogical Society Inc. Formerly Cass county, contains information on county marriages, history, queries,Trail of Tears, will books, and DAR information. http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Park/9465/bartowcoga.html

WELCOME TO BARTOW COUNTY GEORGIA All mail to P.O. Box 993, Cartersville, GA. 30120 The Library is located at 9 South Gilmer, downtown Cartersville at the west side of the Bank of America, on the corner of Main Street and Tennessee Street. We are glad you stopped in for a vist to the BARTOW COUNTY GEORGIA WEB PAGE. We hope you will visit again soon. When you visit our wonderful County there is so much to see and do. Be sure and stop by the Cartersville/Bartow County Visitors Center in the old Depot at the Rail Road Crossing and Main Street. Also be sure and visit their web site it is great. Sen. Saxby Chambliss 770-763-9090, Rep. John Linder,DC,202-225-4272 Rep. Phil Gingrey, DC. 202-225-2931 State Gov. Sonny Perdue, 404-656-1776 Sen. Preston Smith, pwsmith@legis.state.ga.us Sen. Don Thomas, dthomas@legis.state.ga.us Sen Chuck Clay, 770-422-1776 Rep> Jeff Lewis, 770-382-4411 Rep. Buddy Childers, embuddy@bellsouth.net rep. Paul Smith, 706-232-1997 Rep. Bill Cummings, 770-684-3747 You will want to visit the Bartow County Genealogical Society at 9 So. Gilmer St All Mail to P.O. Box 993, Cartersville, GA. 30120-0993, (no mail to 9 So. Gilmer. Hours are Monday thru Friday 10:00 - 3:30 pm. Open week-ends by appointment call 770-382-6676 or 770-606-0706 If you are coming from the interstate-75, take the Main Street exit and continue west on Main to Gilmer Street. Turn Right The Family Research Library is on the left. The only building with 2 white columms out front.

196. GAGenWeb Project Part of the USGenWeb Project. Provides a myriad of information for genealogicalresearchers, including military documents, cemetery records, http://www.rootsweb.com/~gagenweb/

Part of The USGenWeb Project This is the official home page for GAGenWeb Project. We are a group of volunteers working together to provide Internet websites for genealogical research in every county in the State of Georgia. This Project is non-commercial and fully committed to free access for everyone. To learn more about our parent organization, the USGenWeb Project, visit their website linked here on our pages. GAGenWeb Project members are located throughout the world, not just in Georgia. We rely on the resources of the Internet and on volunteers who are able to transcribe primary documents to assist us in getting information online. Neighboring States: South Carolina North Carolina Florida Alabama ... Tennessee State Coordinator: Ed Gordon Assistant State Coordinator: Vivian Price Saffold Our site is mirrored at TheGAProject.org with a SEARCH function! GO TO: Text Site Map Visitors to our Rootsweb website: Updated: TheGAProject.org Webmaster: Webmaster@TheGAProject.org Website Development: StudioSR, LLC Rootsweb.com

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