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"The 1835 census of the Cherokee- Those who cried the 16000." James W. Tyner, Chi-ga-u Inc. 1974. KJG

"American Militia in the Frontier Wars, 1790-1796." Murtie June Clark, Genealogical Publishing Company, Inc. 1990. Lists many frontier era militia, although not exhaustive. It will provide locations for further research for any names discovered. Please submit first and last name of individual you are seeking. Limit your requests to three. Specific to these states: Kentucky, Ohio, Georgia, Virginia, New Jersey, Pennsylvania. M16

"A Collection of References on the First Purcell Families of Georgia." Claude L. Purcell, 1971. (Franklin, Banks, Stephens, Elbert counties). GH3

"Colonial Georgia Marriage Records, 1760-1810." Frances Ingmire, Mountain Press, 1985. Marriage records compiled from parish records, deed books, and marriage registers of colonial Georgia. SW1

"Families of Northeast Georgia." Kenneth England, self published, 1996-1999. Information on over 17,000 individuals in the Northeast Georgia area, primarily in the area around Athens, GA. KE

"Family Histories in the Ladson Library," Vidalia Georgia: 1994. RWW

"First Settlers of Upper Georgia," by George Rockingham Gilmer. Written in 1855. Book deals with the Georgia and Virginia families of Andrew, Barnett, Bibb, Campbell, Clark, Crawford, Dooly, Gilbert, Gilmer, Grattan, Hart, Harvie, Johnson, Lewis, Long, Matthews, McGehee, Meriwether, Strother, Taliaferro. ELA

"The Formation of a Planter Elite: Jonathan Bryan and the Southern Colonial Frontier." Alan Gallay. Athens, GA: The University of Georgia Press, 1989. In this 282 page scholarly work, Gallay, who won the 2003 Bancroft Prize in American History for his study of the Indian Slave Trade, treats the life of Jonathan Bryan (1708-88) a shaker and mover in early Georgia, both as significant in itself and as a source of insight into the social, political, economic and religious life of Georgia in its colonial and early federal periods. There is some limited Bryan genealogy, but the book is more concerned with Bryan's association with Governor Oglethorpe, the Habershams, the Houstouns, Morels, Henry Laurens, George Whitefield and the Great Awakening, various Creek Indian peoples, and with Andrew Bryan, pioneer black Baptist preacher, who was encouraged in his calling by Jonathan while he was the latter's slave. There is some mention of South Carolina, where Jonathan was born and raised. Bryan is a direct ancestor of the several Bryans who have been prominent supporters of the Virginia Historical Society for more than a century and of one of the two owners of this book. Copious notes, extensive bibliography and index. MPR

"Georgia Bible Records." Compiled by Jeannette Holland Austin; Genealogical Publishing Company, 1985. Collection contains an itemized list of the births, marriages and deaths found in approximately 1,000 family bibles and spans a period from 1700's to the 1900's. RWW

"Georgia Early Marriages to 1800." Edited by Jordan R. Dodd, Compiled, extracted & transcribed by Liahona Research, Inc., 1990. K27

"The Georgia Dutch: Rhine and Danube to Savannah." RWW

"Georgia Intestate Records." Jeannette Holland Austin; Genealogical Publishing Co., Inc.; 1986. Covers abstracts of the intestate records of fifty-seven Georgia counties formed before the 1832 Land Lottery, along with records from Fulton, White, Dawson and Webster. Counties included are: Baldwin, Bibb, Bryan, Bulloch, Buttts, Camden, Chatham, Cherokee, Clarke, Cobb, Columbia, Dawson, DeKalb, Dooly, Effingham, Elbert, Emanuel, Fayette, Franklin, Fulton, Gilmer, Glynn, Greene, Gwinnett, Habersham, Hall, Hancock, Harris, Houston, Jackson, Jasper, Jefferson, Jones, Laurens, Lee, Liberty, Lumpkin, Montgomery, Morgan, Oglethorpe, Paulding, Pike, Putnam, Randolph, Screven, Stewart, Tattnall, Troup, Twiggs, Warren, Washington, Webster, White and Wilkes. RWW

"GA Marriages and Deaths 1763 to 1820." Mary Bondurant Warren, Heritage Papers, 1968. Abstracted from extant Georgia newspapers. RWW

"Georgia Marriages & Deaths 1820-1830." Mary Warren (1972) Published by Heritage Papers. Abstracts From Extant Georgia Newspapers. RWW

"Georgia Salzburgers and Allied Families." Pearl Rahn Gnann. To the memory of the pioneer Salzburger settlers - a compilation of records from many sources - courthouse, church, cemetery records of Chatham and Effingham counties Georgia; books, documents, and old newspapers found in Hodgson Hall Library, Savannah, Georgia; as well as bible and family records in the possession of the descendants of the old families. LJA

"Gold: James Hamilton Couper and Plantation Life on the Georgia Coast." James Bagwell. Macon, GA: Mercer University Press, 2000. 193 page scholarly study of the life of James Hamilton Couper (1794-1866), a brilliant agriculturalist, slave manager, paleontologist, geologist, architect, entrepreneur, and literary connoisseur who was the leading light of Georgia low coast plantation life in the first half of the nineteenth century,and a passenger and hero in the sinking of the Pulaski. Some Couper genealogy. Extensive notes, bibliography, index. MPR

"Historical Collections: John Habersham DAR Vol's I,II,III." RWW

"Index to Georgia Wills." Jeannette Holland Austin, Genealogical Publishing Co., orig. pub. 1976. This is an index of the earliest surviving will books of those Georgia counties formed before the 1832 Land Lottery. The dates given in each entry pertain to the coverage of the respective will books and were assigned by the Clerk in the Ordinary's Office of each county. The exact date of the will is not given, only the name of the Testator, the county and the dates covered by the will book where the will is found. Please note that this work does not include Chatham County wills. The author deliberately omitted these because the Georgia Archives maintains an index to the estate records of Chatham County in its Reading Room. RWW

"Index to the Headright and Bounty Grants of GA." RWW

"Marriages, Deaths, and etc. from Hawkinsville Dispatch (GA) 1870-1888." Robert K. Nobles, Central Georgia Genealogical Society, Inc., 1991. DN1

"Passports Issued by Governors of Georgia, 1785 to 1820." Mary Bryan. Index of persons receiving passports. CW1

"Pioneers of Wiregrass Georgia." DN1, RWW

"The Reconstructed 1790 Census of Georgia-Substitues for Georgia's Lost 1790 Census." Marie De Lamar & Elizabeth Rothstein. Counties are-Burke, Camden, Chatham, Columbia, Effingham, Elbert, Franklin,Glynn, Greene, Liberty, Richmond, Washington, Wilkes. RWW

"Some Early Settlers of State of Georgia: Beatys, Peels, Stapletons." Nancy Fletcher, 1967. A history of the Descendants of George Lawson Stapleton, a Rev. War Soldier. Born 1760 in Virginia. His parents are unknown.Married Margaret Downer (Irish). Settled in Jefferson County, Ga. Intermarried with Beatys, Peels, Gambles. An excellent history of these Stapletons up to about 1965. The book is about 230 pages. AS6

"A Wiregrass Reader: Newspaper Abstracts from the Late Nineteenth Century." James E. Dorsey, Magnolia Press, 1991. Featuring Montgomery, Laurens, Telfair, Dodge, Candler and Johnson Counties. DN1

Banks Co.

"Early Settlers of Banks County including Slaves." Barbara Le-Fevre, self-published, 1999. Civil War regiments soldiers from Banks Co GA. Some Internments in cemeteries. Slaves. Local families. Marriages Black and White 1858-1888. BF4

Butts Co.

"History of Butts County, Georgia." Lois McMichael for Wm. McIntosh Chapter D.A.R., Cherokee Publishing Co., Atlanta, GA. 1978. LP4

Campbell Co.

"Old Campbell County, Georgia Land Records 1828-1854." Old Campbell County Historical Society, W.H. Wolfe Associates, 1993. Deed records abstracted from Deed Books A, C, D, and E. SW1

Candler Co.

"The History of Metter and Candler County, Georgia," Candler County Historical Society. KKC

Carroll Co.

Cherokee Co.

"The Cagle Families of Cherokee & Pickens Counties Georgia." Charles O. Walker. 260 pages, published 1970 and now out of print. Deals primarily with the decendants of Henry Cagle and Catarina (probably Seitz) of Moore > Randolph Counties, NC. There is an appendix published about 1980 and it is well indexed. I have found the contents to be very well researched and documented. GM4

Clarke Co.

"Clarke County, Georgia 1850 Census." TAM

"Higher Education for Women in the South: A History of Lucy Cobb Institute 1859-1994." Phinizy Spalding, Georgia Southern Press, 1994. History of Lucy Cobb Institute, a school for women, in Athens, GA. Includes lists of students and teachers, stories of school life written by and about students and teachers and many wonderful old photographs. SMF

Columbia Co.

"37,000 Early GA Marriages" (The Columbia Co, GA portion only). Joseph T. Maddox and Mary Carter, Georgia Pioneers, 1975. I have the portion of the book that contains the Columbia Co, GA marriages. The records start when Columbia County was formed in 1790 from Richmond Co, GA and go through 1860. M15

"Cemetery Records of Columbia County, Georgia." Marjorie Braswell, self published 1998. This is a collection of cemetery surveys done by the author. This is not a complete listing of all the cemeteries in Columbia County and there have been several errors found in the book. However, it is still a good resource. M15

"Century of Columbia County, Georgia Wills 1790-1890." Georgia Pioneers, unknown publication date. Will abstracts. M15

"Columbia County, Georgia Early Marriage Records." Georgia Pioneers, unknown publication date. Marriage records from 1790 to 1863. This book also includes a list of Revolutionary War soldiers and their wives. M15

"Columbia County Gray-Burial Locations for Confederate Soldiers in Columbia County, Georgia (Including McDuffie County)." David Alan Butler, Rough and Ready Publishing, 2007. This book contains the burial locations of 143 Confederate Soldiers in Columbia Co, GA, 222 in McDuffie Co, GA and 11 in Fort Gordon property which is in Richmond Co. The book contains all of the info off of the markers and a photo. M15

"Company F, Hamilton Rangers, Forty-Eighth Georgia Infantry Regiment, Major General Ambrose Wright's Brigade, Army of Northern Virginia Confederate States of America." Thomas Earl Holley, self published, 2007. Service information and genealogies of all the soldiers in the Hamilton Rangers. This unit was formed from what is now McDuffie Co, GA (McDuffie Co was formed from Columbia and Warren Co in 1870). M15

"Company F, Thomson Guards, Tenth Regiment Georgia Volunteers, Army of Northern Virginia, Confederate States of America." Thomas Earl Holley, Wolfe Publishing, 2000. Service information and genealogies of all the soldiers in the Thomson Guards. This unit was formed from what is now McDuffie Co, GA (McDuffie Co was formed from Columbia and Warren Co in 1870). M15

"Company K, Ramsey Volunteers, The Sixteenth Georgia Infantry Regiment, Army of Northern Virginia, Confederate States of America." Thomas Earl Holley, Wolfe Publishing, 1994. Service information and genealogies of all the soldiers in the Ramsey Volunteers. This unit was formed from what is now McDuffie Co, GA (McDuffie Co was formed from Columbia and Warren Co in 1870). M15

"A History of Dearing, McDuffie Co, GA from 1850 to 1904." A.J. Tayor, Robert Printup Publishing, 1929. This is a 16 page booklet covering the colorful history of little Dearing, GA. Many of the citizens of the area during 1850-1904 are named. The stories contained in the booklet are most likely embellished by the author (it reads like an old fashioned western novel) but it is an interesting glimpse into this little town nevertheless. This book is not indexed. M15

"Our Heritage - Personalities 1754-1983, Columbia County, Georgia." Jeanette S. Kelley, Luckey Printing Co, 1983. This is a collection of biographies of many of Columbia County's prominent citizens. M15

"Quaker Records in Georgia: Wrightsborough 1772-1793, Friendsborough 1776-1777." Robert Scott Davis Jr, Wolf Publishing, 1986. Contains letters, minutes of the Quaker meetings and birth and death records. M15

"Sacred to the Memory of... Cemeteries and Burial Sites of Columbia Co, GA." Author: Bill and Jean Blackard. Publisher/Date: Augusta Creative Arts, 2005. This cemetery book is indexed. The only drawback to the book is that the individuals in each cemetery have been put into alphabetical order and you can not tell who is buried next to whom. M15

"The Story of Wrightsboro 1768-1964." Pearl Baker, published by the Wrightsboro Restoration Foundation, unknown date. Pearl Baker was a well-known McDuffie County and Columbia County, GA historian and wrote several books. This book is not indexed but it does contain the names of many of the first settlers of the Wrightsborough Quaker Settlement as well as the history and timeline of the settlement. It is a good book to read in order to have a better understanding of what life was like in this Quaker community instead of just reading a book of facts and figures. M15

"To Seek a Newer World - A History of Columbia County, Georgia." Gerald J. Smith, The Columbia County Historical Society, 2001. A general history including the following chapters:
Geography and the First Inhabitants
Union to Disunion
War and Aftermath
Education
Religion
Towns and Villages
Business and Industry M15

Cuthbert Co.

"Early History of Cuthbert and Randolph County, Georgia." Annette McDonald Suarez,Cherokee Publishing Co., 1982. From Indian Days through about 1860. Information on events and some individuals. CBC2

Douglas Co.

"Douglas County, GA: From Indian Trail to Interstate 20." Fannie Mae Davis, W.H.Wolfe Associates, 1987. History of Douglas County, Georgia from its beginnings as Campbell County in 1828 to the 1980s. Information on families, government, events, churches, cemeteries. SW1

Early Co.

"Collections of Early County Historical Society, Volume I." Early County Historical Society, Automat Printers, 1971. This is just what the title suggests - a collection of local stories, histories and information on local landmarks both present and vanished. This is not a genealogy, but rather a history of the early towns that made up Early County, Georgia. There are some surveys of local cemetaries. Volume I does not contain an index to individuals mentioned, but rather the book is broken down into chapters about specific landmarks and such. A second volume was published under the same title, "Volume II" and has information regarding settling families and additional cemetary surveys. KF

"Collections of Early County Historical Society, Volume II." Early County Historical Society, Rose Printing Company, 1979. Same as Volume I, this book contains detailed information on the history of Early County, Ga. This volume does also contain information about some of the more prominent settling families, some genealogies, and cemetary surveys. It also contains an index at the back, which the first Volume did not. KF

"Collections of Early County Historical Society 2002, Volume III." Early County Historical Society, Inc., Blakely GA, Rose Printing Co., 2002. Local history, family histories, Will abstracts 1822-1839, Revolutionary War Pension applications, Marriage listings for Book C, Naturalization records, lists of elected officials, community and church histories, selected cemetery surveys and 50 family trees. Fully indexed. BB1

"Early Joel.' Robert P. Dews, self-published, 1982 (second edition). Joel W. Perry (1818-1871) was Early County's first historian. This tiny little book, fully indexed, is a collection of his remembrances of the earliest settlers of Early County and life in the area prior to the Civil War. BB1

Effingham Co.

"Cemetery Records of Effingham County GA." RWW

"Ebenezer Record Book." Translated by A.G. Voight, D.D., LL.D. Evangelical Lutheran Synod of Georgia 1929. These are the earlt records of the Jerusalem Evangelical Lutheran Church, located in Effingham, Georgia and more commonly known as Ebenezer Church. RWW

"Records of Effingham County, Georgia." Rev, Silas Emmett Lucas, Jr., Southern Historical Press reprinted 1983. Thia book is a combination of two books printed earlier, Annals of Georgia Vol 2. and Effingham County Legal Records from the Georgia Genealogical Magazine. RWW

Elbert Co.

"The Census Books of Elbert Co., GA 1840&1850, 1860, 1870, and 1880" compiled by Janice B. Turner and Larry Raymond Butler. JBT

Emanuel Co.

"Emanuel Co., GA census 1850." DN1

"Emanuel Co., GA census 1860." DN1

Fayette Co.

"1850 U S Census." Dr. John F. Schunk, Editor, by S.K. Publications, 1992. Scanned pages. JM9

Franklin Co.

"1850 Census, Franklin County, Georgia." Rhea Cumming Otto, self-published, 1976. This is a transcription of the 1850 census of Franklin County, Ga. GH1

Greene Co.

"The Cemeteries of Greene County Georgia." E H Armor, Agee Publishers Inc, 1987. DP6

Hall Co.

Hancock Co.

"The Houses of Hancock 1785-1865." John Rozier, Printed by Thomson-Shore, Inc, copyright 1996. Not only a history of the Houses of Hancock Co., Ga, but a genealogy of many of the familes that occupied the houses. This book is very much in demand for the info included but I understand that it is no longer available. J27

Haralson Co.

Hart Co.

"Hartwell, GA Obituaries 1877-1902." Obituaries Abstracted From The Hartwell Sun 1877-1902. Savannah River Valley Genealogical Society. Abstracts of obituaries in the Hartwell Sun newspaper from 1877-1902. Includes lists of surviving family members in many cases as well as cause of death. SMF

Heard Co.

Irwin Co.

"Irwin County, GA census 1820." DN1

"Irwin County, GA census 1850." DN1

"Irwin County, GA census 1860." DN1

"Irwin County, GA census 1870." DN1

"Irwin County, GA census 1880." DN1

Jackson Co.

"Jackson County, Georgia Cemetery Records." James A. and Betty Ann Waddell Mathis, Heritage Papers, 1980. Contains 1650 surnames. K27

Jasper Co.

"Censuses: 1820-1850 Jasper County, Georgia Censuses." KKC

Johnson Co.

"Searching For Our Ancestors Among the Gravestones." Mattie Lee Hoover Meadows, Johnson Co Historical Society, 1978. Cemetery record of Johnson Co, Georgia. JA1

Lincoln Co.

"An 1800 Census for Lincoln County, Georgia." Frank Parker Hudson, R. J. Taylor, Jr. Foundation, 1977. Lincoln County Tax Digests 1801 and 1802. DP6

"Black Marriages of Lincoln County, Georgia, 1866-1939." Judith Crow Wells. Compiled and edited from an index of original black marriage records in the Lincoln County, GA courthouse. Listed in alphabetical order by bride or groom. Information includes: names, marriage date, source. G6

"History of Lincoln County Georgia." Clinton J. Perryman, Boyd Publishing, 1999 (original date 1933). A compilation of the history of Lincoln County, the first settlers, the American Revolution, churches, Lincolnton, Civil War and biographical sketches of prominent citizens. M15

"Lincoln County, GA Cemeteries." Betty Sue Dunaway Bunch, and Larry Raymond Butler, Published by the Lincoln Co, GA Library, 1998. This book is a goldmine! Not only are all of the known cemeteries of Lincoln County surveyed, the compilers also researched every person to see if there was an available obituary in any of the local papers and then included an abstract. The book is indexed. The only drawback to the book is that the compilers put the persons in alphabetical order under each cemetery so it is impossible to see who was buried next to whom. M15

"Lincoln Co., GA Census Book 1850 & 1860," Janice B Turner, compiler and publisher. JBT

"Lincoln County Georgia Genealogy and History." Robert S. Davis Jr. and James E. Dorsey, Magnolia Press, 1987. A compilation of deeds, estate records, Inferior Court minutes, wills, marriages, tax digests, church charters, Civil War muster rolls, estrays, tavern licenses, insolvent list, and Grand Jury minutes. M15

"The Marriages of Lincoln County GA 1806-1955," Janice B Turner and Larry Raymond Butler, compiler and publisher. Lincoln County Georgia Marriages 1806-1955 listed by both groom and bride. JBT, M15

Madison Co.

"Madison County, Georgia Cemetery Book." Madison County Heritage Foundation, 1986. A survey of all known cemeteries in Madison County, Georgia. LFR

"Madison County, Georgia Censuses 1820-60." Hertiage Papers, 1986. JA3

Marion Co.

"Motherland of Many, A History of Marion County." Rena Cobb, Wolfe Publishing, 1997. Family Bios, Marriage Books, cemetery listings. A10

McDuffie Co.

See also under Columbia and Warren counties.

"Handbook of History, McDuffie County, Georgia, 1870-1970." Pearl Baker, Progress-News Publishing, no publication date. A general history of McDuffie Co, GA including bios of prominent citizens, some cemetery records, marriage records and will abstracts. M15

"History of McDuffie County, Georgia." McCommons and Stovall, Boyd Publishing, originally published 1932, reprinted 2002. A general history of McDuffie Co, GA including bios of prominent citizens, some cemetery records, marriage records and will abstracts. M15

Miller Co.

"The Cemetery Survey of Miller County, Georgia, 1824-1981." Colquitt Garden Club, Miller Co, Colquitt, GA,, self-published, 1982. A very complete survey of the cemeteries of Miller County which includes location/directions, birth and death dates, and some notes on relationships. This was a real labor of love. BB1

Oconee Co.

"Cemetery Inscriptions of Oconee County, Georgia." Clarke-Oconee Genealogical Society, Inc., Iberian Publishing, 1994. DH15, KE

"Oconee County Georgia Marriage Records 1875-1920." Clark-Oconee Genealogical Society, 2002. DH15

Oglethorpe Co.

"Cemeteries of Oglethorpe County, Georgia." Historic Oglethorpe County, Inc., 1995. JA3

"This They Remembered." Gussie Reese, Compiler; 1965; Washington Publishing Company, Georgia. The book was compiled and published by the United Daughters of the Confederacy Chapter 1292, of Lexington, Georgia. It records the history of the four companies of Oglethorpe County which served the Confederate States of America 1861-1865. They are: The Gilmer Blues, Oglethorpe Rifles, Tom Cobb Infantry and Echols Artillery. Names and regiments are listed. DAS1

Pickens Co.

Pierce Co.

"History of Pierce County Georgia." written by Dean Broome. This book covers the southeast region of Georgia, primarily in the Blackshear, Pierce County, GA area. The index is listed by surnames, and if anyone desires a lookup would be easy to do. Please furnish the surname, and any date information that they may have. The index is heavy in the surnames; ASPINWALL, BENNETT, CARTER, DAVIS, GRIFFIN, HARRIS, JOHNSON, LEE, PEACOCK, STRICKLAND, SWEAT, THOMAS, TUTEN, and WALKER. I will be glad to research surnames for this area. All results will be returned via private e-mail. SWS

Pulaski Co.

"History of Pulaski County, GA 1808-1835." Bicentennial Edition. DAR, Hawkinsville Chapter; Welter Brown Publsihing Co. !936. JC1

Putnam Co.

"1820-1850 Putnam County, Georgia Censuses." KKC

"Early Records of Putnam County Georgia 1807-1860 Wills, Marriages and old Cemeteries." E.F. Hull , Ashland Alabama. LC6

Quitman Co.

"Churches & Cemeteries." Jacquelyn Shepard. JS6

"Quitman Echo." Jacquelyn Shepard. JS6

Rabun Co.

"Rabun County Georgia and Its People, Vol. I." Rabun County Heritage Book Committee and Don Mills, Inc., Walsworth Publishing, 1992. Family histories as submitted by various researchers. Also includes the 1830 Census of Rabun Co., GA as well as various articles on the history of the area. DWC1

"Sketches of Rabun County History." Dr. Andrew J. Ritchie, Copple House Books, Inc., 1985. First published in 1948. An excellent comprehensive history of Rabun Co., GA and its prominent families from 1819 to 1948. DWC1

Randolph Co.

"Early History of Cuthbert and Randolph County, Georgia." Annette McDonald Suarez,Cherokee Publishing Co., 1982. From Indian Days through about 1860. Information on events and some individuals. CBC2

"Minutes of the Ordinary Court of Randolph County 1836-1845." Compiled by Jacquelyn and George Shepard. JS6

Richmond Co.

"40,000 Early Georgia Marriages" (The Richmond Co, GA part only). Joseph T. Maddox and Mary Carter, Georgia Pioneers, 1977. I have the portion of the book that contains the Richmond Co, GA marriages. The records start when Richmond County was formed in 1777 from St. Paul's Parish and go through 1860. M15

"Historical Collections of the Georgia Chapters, Daughters of the American Revolution, Vol. II." Grace Gillam Davidson, Clearfield Pub., 1929, reprinted 1995. Early records of Richmond Co., GA. Contains wills, will index, marriages, estate adminsttrator bonds, some guardian bonds, Inferior Court minutes. LC7

Screven Co.

"Cemetery Records of Screven County GA Vol 1,2,3." RWW

"History of Screven County Georgia." RWW

"Screven County Censuses 1820/1830/1850/1860." RWW

"Screven County, GA census 1860." DN1

"Screven County Deed Book A: Abstracts 1794-1810." RWW

Talledega Co.

"Talledega Co Georgia Census 1850." PEP

Tattnall Co.

"Cemeteries of Tattnall County Georgia." Moses M. Coleman, Jr. & Emilie K. Hartz. Published by Vesco, Inc., 2001. Compilation of more than 17,000 tombstones and 92 cemeteries located in Tattnall County, Georgia. KF1

"Once Upon A Time In Tattnall County, Georgia." Written and published by Charles Edward Wildes, 1990. People in Tattnall County, lots about the Holland family, but many others too. Lists marriages, children, also has some history of the county, the schools, and churches. KF1

Taylor Co.

"They Tarried in Taylor (A Georgia County)" by Essie J. Childs (1860,1870,1880, & 1900 Census Records, county records, church records, & family records). VAC

"Marriages, Deaths and etc. from The Butler (Georgia) Herald 1876-1896." by Marilyn Neisler Windham. VAC

Telfair Co.

"Telfair Co., GA census 1820." DN1

"Telfair Co., GA census 1850." DN1

"Telfair Co., GA census 1860." DN1