121. Randolph County, Georgia Randolph County genealogy from the georgia GenWeb project. http://home.earthlink.net/~bwjohnson/rand_mn.htm

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.

122. Genealogy Society Coweta County, GA Information on genealogical society of Coweta County, georgia. http://members.tripod.com/~CowetaGS/index.html

setAdGroup('67.18.104.18'); var cm_role = "live" var cm_host = "tripod.lycos.com" var cm_taxid = "/memberembedded" Search: Lycos Tripod 40 Yr Old Virgin Share This Page Report Abuse Edit your Site ... Next TO THE OFFICIAL INTERNET HOME OF THE COWETA COUNTY GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY The Coweta County Genealogical Society and Historical Research Center is located in the Old Passenger Train Depot in Historic Downtown Grantville, Georgia, which is South of Newnan, just off I-85 South. Come in, look around and meet some of our wonderful people who keep our society operating. The Coweta County Genealogical Society has for sale the 1920 Coweta County GA Census (3 vol.) $50.00, $5.00 S/H We are now selling 1860 Georgia State Census Index (hardback) $35.00, $5.00 S/H Order from, CCGS, P.O. Box 1014, Newnan, GA 30264. TO GRANTVILLE CCGS COWETA'S MILITARY HEROES Also shown here is Coweta's Confederate Son and Georgia's Confederate Medal of Honor recipient,Pvt. William Thomas Overby. Overby's remains were brought back to Coweta from Virginia and reburied here on January 5, 1996 by Coweta's Sons of Confederate Veterans Camp #1729, Sharpsburg Sharpshooters. That brought the numbers buried here to 270 Confederates. To Soldier's Cemetery REVOLUTIONARY WAR SOLDIERS WHO LIVED IN COWETA COUNTY "THE COWETA COURIER" Courier 1-22 Members of the CCGS receive four (4) issues of the "COWETA COURIER" published Fall, Winter, Spring and Summer during the current membership year. Contents of our magazine include church and courthouse records, family and Bible records, newspaper abstracts, miscellaneous genealogical information and unlimited queries. Coweta and Old Campbell Counties are the primary focus but information on other areas included when space permits. Campbell County, Georgia was made up of land of the 7th, 8th and 9th Dist. of Coweta County in 1828. In 1931 Campbell County was merged into Fulton Co. There were many Coweta genealogical connection in what is now called Old Campbell County. The CCGS has a large collection of that information. Each CCGS quartile has a segment of Old Campbell County history in it. Here you can find a sample of information on "Old Campbell County" and the CCGS quartely, "The Coweta Courier".

123. Boards Message Boards [ Boards ] Gennconnect's forums for the state of georgia, for posting queries concerning genealogy. http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec?htx=board&r=rw&p=localities.northam.us

124. The Polk County GaGenWeb Page Polk County genealogy from the georgia GenWeb project. http://www.rootsweb.com/~gapolk/

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125. Genealogy & History Thanks to the generosity of the Central georgia Genealogical Society, numerousitems have been purchased to enhance the use of the room. http://www.co.bibb.ga.us/library/GH.htm

Home Ask-a-Librarian PINES Catalog Adult Services ... Holiday Closings The Genealogical and Historical Room has one of the most outstanding reference collections of its type in the South. It was founded in 1923 by the Mary Hammond Washington Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution, who realized the need for the library to provide source material and assistance for people tracing their lineage and searching for facts about their ancestors. They also believed that certain old and irreplaceable records of local and regional history should be preserved for the future and made available for researchers. Starting with a small but valuable collection given by the James Hyde Porter family and housed in part of a small room, the Genealogical and Historical Room has grown to include more than 23,000 volumes and over 17,000 microforms. Located on the ground floor of the Washington Memorial Library, it is considered outstanding by genealogists and historians from all over the United States. Last year over 13,000 researchers came from 38 states and 5 foreign countries to use the facilities. The growth of this room is a direct result of the support of enthusiastic and interested people and groups of people who, living not only in Macon but in many other parts of the country, have generously given money, books, and furnishings. Many of these gifts have been as memorials; the bookplates and the plaques on the equipment and furnishings give some indication as to those persons who have been responsible for the success of this room.

126. Genealogy Society Coweta County, GA Information on genealogical society of Coweta County, georgia. http://members.tripod.com/~CowetaGS/

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127. Index Of /~gapicken Pickens County genealogy from the Rootsweb genealogy project. http://www.rootsweb.com/~gapicken/

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128. South Georgia & Dorminey Family Genealogy ! genealogy Webpage of Southern georgia Families. South georgia DormineyFamily genealogy ! JE (Edd) Dorminey. horizontal rule http://members.surfsouth.com/~edormine/

J.E. (Edd) Dorminey It is my pleasure to present this webpage. I hope you are able to use it to expand the knowledge of your genealogy. Family and friends are two of the greatest blessings any of us can have and I hope you enjoy yours as much as I've enjoyed mine. In my spare time I enjoy Genealogy Research. Matter of fact, if you want to see some old Dorminy/Dorminey photo's, click on this link that will take you there! I have PUBLISHED a huge book of over 900 pages size 8 1/2 x 11 with many old family photo's, entitled DORMINY/DORMINEY: DESCENDANTS OF JOHN AND RACHEL DORMINY OF IRWIN COUNTY, GEORGIA Follow the link to get a form to print out. Price is $75 which includes tax and shipping. This is a great bargain for the material covered in this fantastic book that will be treasured in your family for years.(If the link to the book order page doesn't work, just email me from the link at the bottom of the page and I'll get you the info). To see all the names in the book, If you would like, you can view the complete index for the book showing the names and dates of the people in the book. If you find anyone that ties into your family, you should order a book today. I know, this is a LOT of money for one book. However, I've never had a person tell me that it wasn't worth every dime and I know you will enjoy it also. Index names A-D Index names E-J Index names K-P Index names Q-Z Send email to: edormine@starband.net

129. 43rd Georgia Infantry Regiment Provides brief history of the 43rd georgia, information on flag, images of soldiers, space for genealogy contacts. http://home.att.net/~fortythirdgeorgia/

130. GAGENWEB INDEX = BRANTLEY CO., GA) Links to The Brantley County Historical Preservation Society, history, genealogy. http://rootsweb.com/~gabrantl/

BRANTLEY COUNTY, GEORGIA INDEX OF SOURCE INFORMATION HISTORICAL SOCIETY HOME-PAGE BRANTLY CO. HISTORY BRANTLEY CO. GENEALOGY WAYNESVILLE STORY ... SPANISH AMERICAN WAR - Major Micah J. Jenkins Camp - S.S.A.W.V. A PARTICIPANT IN THE GAGENWEB PROJECT Georgia State GAGENWEB Coordinator, Vivian Price Saffold WHERE IS BRANTLEY COUNTY? A LAND IN SOUTHEAST GEORGIA WHERE EARLY AMERICAN PIONEERS SETTLERS MADE HISTORY, AND GENERATED A CHAIN OF ANCESTRY THAT MADE US PROUD! LOCATION: Brantley County can be found west of the sunrise in Glynn Co., and east of the sunset in Ware Co., bordered by Pierce and Wayne on the north, and Charlton and Camden to the south. In March and April, 1996, a group of genealogists organized the Georgia Comprehensive Genealogy Database. The idea was to provide a single entry point for all counties in Georgia, where collected databases would be stored. In addition, the databases would be indexed and cross-linked, so that even if an individual were found in more than one county, they could be located in the index. At the same time, volunteers were found who were willing to coordinate the collection of databases and generally oversee the contents of the web page. If you would like to contribute to these pages, please e-mail

131. Pickens County, Georgia - Genealogy Northwest georgia Historical Genealogical Society PO Box 5063 in Rome, GA301625063. Includes Pickens County. Check their website for more information. http://www.pickenscountyga.com/resources.htm

part of the GAGenWeb Project Resources for your Research... Note from Site Administrators: This site is maintained as a volunteer effort, as are all GenWeb sites. The information included here is not meant to be the ultimate source for genealogical or historical information about Pickens County, but it is intended as a tool for your research efforts and an 'electronic meeting place' for those who may be researching the same families. The Site Administrators welcome suggestions for additional resources to be included in the site, especially if they come pre-formatted as HTML documents! Complaints and griping will be for the most part cheerfully ignored! - Please do not ask for research to be done for you, as that is not one of the functions of the Site Administrators. SEARCH the Pickens County GAGenWeb site: powered by FreeFind Notes: In order to best serve Pickens County researchers some of the resource links on this page will take you to other web sites. As time allows, additional indexes and abstracts are posted to this page. Some of our resources are in PDF (Portable Document Format) format. In order to open PDF files it is necessary for Acrobat Reader to be installed on your computer.

132. NW Georgia Historical & Genealogical Society Records and genealogy resources for northwestern georgia. http://www.rootsweb.com/~ganwhags/

Northwest Georgia Historical URGENT We are in desperate need of articles/material for the quarterlies. We are currently 1 year behind in publishing. We need anykind of records, i.e.: birth, death, marriage, land, family records/stories. We prefer to have them already typed but will take anything at this point. Please e-mail the articles or contact me if you have questions. Pat Millican, Editor Index to Site Counties Covered Membership Meetings Surname Registry ... Libraries Would you like to be an active part of this page? Visit our References Page, and volunteer to do lookups! Visit our Surnames Page, and submit your home page url! Volunteer , and become a web page angel! Counties Covered Links to County Pages. There are different pages for eachcounty, there may also be multiple pages for each county. There will bedifferent information on the State page than there will be on the Archivespage. Please check out all sites. Bartow/Cass Bartow-Archives Cass-Archives Bartow ... Whitfield-Archives If you are not able to connect to any of the above counties please contact me to let me know which county you had a problem with.

133. Midge's Camden County Page Personal web site with emphasis on the Floyd, Brown, and Pacetti surnames. http://home.att.net/~mmevans/

134. Georgia : Genealogy : Selected Internet Resources (Portals To The World, Library Selected Internet Resources georgia genealogy . Portals to the World containselective links providing authoritative, indepth information about the http://www.loc.gov/rr/international/amed/georgia/resources/georgia-genealogy.htm

The Library of Congress Global Gateway Portals to the World Georgia Find in Portals Web Pages Global Gateway Pages All Library Web Pages Genealogy : Georgia For Library of Congress contact information and research and bibliographic materials on Georgia, consult the Georgia Country page of the Near East Section of the African and Middle Eastern Division. See also the Library's online catalog for books, and materials in other formats held by the Library and the Library's Thomas Legislative Information page for legislative materials, bills, hearings, acts, etc.) on relations between the United States and the Republic of. Finally, see also An illustrated chapter on the Georgian collections for an illustrated, historical analysis. Created and maintained by the Collections and Services Directorate Genealogy Forum (http://genforum.genealogy.com) Among its services is the "Forum Finder... useful for discovering message boards (forums) on GenForum" by searching under surname or location, etc.

135. Genealogy > USA > Georgia > Banks County The Net s definitive directory to genealogy USA georgia Banks County. http://www.linkpendium.com/genealogy/USA/GA/Banks/

Banks County Like Linkpendium? Please link to us, and tell other genealogists about us on mailing lists and message boards! (Visit Ancestry.com) USA Georgia Banks County Submit a link for inclusion on this page! Cemeteries Banks County (Source: The Tombstone Transcription Project) Banks County Cemeteries (Source: ePodunk) Banks County Cemeteries (Source: Kim's Cemeteries of the United States) Banks County Cemetery List (Source: Find A Grave) Cemetery Surveys for Banks County The Political Graveyard (Source: The Political Graveyard) Saving Graves Banks County, George Census Records and Indexes History Archives of Banks County (Source: Roadside Georgia) Banks County Courthouse (Source: Georgia Courthouses) National Register of Historic Places Tornados, Blizzards, Floods, World's Fairs and other events Banks County Storms (Source: NCDC Storm Events) Introduction and Guides Banks County Resources (Source: RootsWeb) Banks Genealogy (Source: GenDir) County Records Availability (Source: Genealogy, Inc.) Cyndi's List of Georgia locality links (Source: Cyndi's List of Genealogy Sites on the Internet) Libraries, Museums, Archives

136. Index Contains information on Revolutionary and Confederate soldiers, Appling history and queries, and links to other sites concerning information pertaining to genealogy. http://plant.sgc.peachnet.edu/~jbellis/genweb/appling/appling.html

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137. Genealogy > USA > Georgia > Irwin County The Net s definitive directory to genealogy USA georgia Irwin County. http://www.linkpendium.com/genealogy/USA/GA/Irwin/

Irwin County Like Linkpendium? Please link to us, and tell other genealogists about us on mailing lists and message boards! (Visit Ancestry.com) USA Georgia Irwin County Submit a link for inclusion on this page! Biographies, Oral Histories, Diaries, Memoirs, Genealogies, Correspondence Irwin County Biographies Project (Source: U.S. Biographies Project) Cemeteries Cemeteries of Irwin County (Source: Interment.net) Irwin County (Source: The Tombstone Transcription Project) Irwin County Cemeteries (Source: ePodunk) Irwin County Cemetery List (Source: Find A Grave) The Political Graveyard (Source: The Political Graveyard) Census Records and Indexes History Irwin County Courthouse (Source: Georgia Courthouses) National Register of Historic Places Tornados, Blizzards, Floods, World's Fairs and other events Irwin County Storms (Source: NCDC Storm Events) Introduction and Guides County Records Availability (Source: Genealogy, Inc.) Cyndi's List of Georgia locality links (Source: Cyndi's List of Genealogy Sites on the Internet) Irwin County Georgia Genealogy Resources for Family History Research (Source: Kindred Trails) Irwin County Resources (Source: RootsWeb) Irwin Genealogy (Source: GenDir) Libraries, Museums, Archives

138. Newton County, Georgia Newton county history, queries, surname registry, and links to other genealogy resources. http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Plains/4843/newton.htm

SUBMIT QUERIES AND SURNAMES TO DATABASE HERE POST TO THE NEWTON GAGENWEB MESSAGE BOARD HERE Welcome To Newton County, Georgia Georgia GenWeb Project Guest Register Sign in View The History of Covington and Newton County (adapted from Newton County Chamber of Commerce Newton County was created by the Georgia General Assembly on December 24, 1821. It was named for Revolutionary War hero Sergeant John Newton. It was formed from parts of Henry, Jasper, and Walton Counties. The Creek Indians roamed the land until 1813 when Governor Thorp negotiated a treaty in which the Creeks gave up their claim to the land A decade later the last of the Creek Indians were banished to Oklahoma over the "Trail of Tears." The first white settlers located in Eastern Newton County in a town then-named Winton. "The Brick Store" was built in 1822 and still stands today. Lack of adequate water caused the settlers to move further west and stablish Newtonsboro. The name was later changed to Covington after General Leonard Covington, a hero in the war of 1812. In 1853 Covington was incorporated as a City. The coming of the railroad in 1845 was the beginning of the growth and stability of Newton County. Newton County's extensive agricultural base produced related industries, like textile mills, as early as the 1840's. After 1900, textiles became a major industry in the area serving the farmers of the surrounding counties.

139. Centerville, Georgia History History and genealogy information for Centerville, Gwinnett County, georgia. http://patsabin.com/gwinnett/centerville.htm

Centerville, Georgia Centerville is located in the Rockbridge district in the southwestern part of the county, south of the present day Highway 78. Before the Civil War it was called Sneezer. The post office was established in 1879 with T. J. Minor as postmaster. Mr. J.L. Evans succeeded him in 1885 and continued in that position until the post office was discontinued in 1903. Surrounded by fertile farmland, Centerville prospered with several stores and other businesses. Dr. J. M. Guess practiced medicine there for many years. Other early settlers were Thomas Maguier, Rev. J. M. Lee, David Anderson, Richard Holt, Zachry Lee, and others. Several county officials were born and raised in that section of Gwinnett County. Thomas Maguire was a representative in 1838. B. W. Weaver was captain of a company in the Confederate Army. H. J. Campbell was tax collector, James P. Mason was sheriff, and E. E. Norton was tax receiver. Zoar Methodist Church was organized long before the Civil War, but the actual date is unknown. The building in the center of town is the third location. Some of the early ministers were J. D. Anthony (1847), the Anthony brothers (1865-1869), Rev. Johnson (1869-79), Rev. Cramer (1871), J. W. Stipes (1872), F. F. Reynolds (1873-1874), J. H. Bentley (1875-76), J. S. Embry (1877-78). On Wednesday, August 19, 1819, Ely Massey, Dicy Parker, Divinity Knight, Sarah Barnett and Luke Robinson organized Rockbridge Baptist Church. During the following year a log house was erected which was used until

140. Geneology Of Samuel Cooper Of Decatur County, Georgia Descendants of Samuel Cooper, of Decatur County, georgia. http://gvtc.com/~ncooper/scooper.htm

Descendants of Samuel Cooper of Decatur County, Georgia Believed to be a photograph of the oldest son of Samuel Cooper, John J. with his wife Parmelia. This page has been prepared to show some of the many descendants of Samuel Cooper and wife Sarah Rebecca (Justice) of Decatur Co., GA. Samual is thought to have been born in NC. Would like any information about the ancestors of Samuel and Sarah. Samuel was listed in the 1830 Richland County, SC census and was living next door to his father-in-law, David Justice. He moved his family as well as the Justice family to Decatur Co., GA in about 1831 where he lived until his death in 1864. Descendants of Samuel COOPER 1 Samuel COOPER b: Abt. 1794 in NC d: 1864 in Decatur Co., GA . +Sarah Rebecca "Sally" JUSTICE b: Abt. 1795-1798 in SC d: December 14, 1894 in Decatur Co., GA ........2 Mary Caroline COOPER b: Abt. 1815 in Prob. Richland Co., SC d: Abt. 1893 in Decatur Co., GA ............+Abel CHESTER m: August 17, 1836 in Decatur Co., GA ...................3 Hamilton CHESTER b: Abt. 1837 ...................3 Levi Morgan CHESTER b: Abt. 1839 ........*2nd Husband of Mary Caroline COOPER: ............+William Henry CASSELS b: September 22, 1797 in Midway, Liberty Co., GA d: February 28, 1858 in Decatur Co., GA m: August 21, 1845 in Decatur Co., GA

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