Bryan County, Ga.

Linda Blum-Barton, State Coordinator
Vivian Price Saffold,Assistant State Coordinator
Carolyn Barber Jarrard, County Coordinator

Bryan County, Georgia, created by Act of Dec. 19, 1793, was named for Jonathan Bryan, 1708-1788. He was a Revolutionary patriot and a member of the Executive Council. Parts of Bryan County were taken from
Chatham County, Effingham County and Liberty County
Bryan County was physically divided when the U.S. Army acquired some of its land for what is now Ft. Stewart.
The county seat is Pembroke to the north. The city of Richmond Hill is in the southern part of the county.
Other neighboring counties are Bulloch County and Evans County

*View Surname List and Queries*	*Post Queries*	*Books About Bryan Co.*	*First Families*
*Historical Atlas of Bryan Co.*	*Census Records*	*Misc. Records*	*1860 Mortality Schedule*
*1847 Poor School Fund*	*The Cannady Family*	*Marriage Records 1865-1889*	*1880 Mortality Schedule*
*Largest Slave Holders from 1860*	Cemetery Records Fort Stewart Cemeteries	1830 Teachers of General School Fund	*1870 Slave Census Schedule*
In-depth History of Bryan Co.	Old Surveyor's Poem about Bryan Co.	7th Ga. Cavalry History	Historical Collections of Georgia (Bryan County)
Bryan County Historical Society	GAGenWeb Links	*Georgia Vital Records Index*	*GAGenWeb Archives for Bryan Co.*
*Georgia Place Names*	*Georgia Civil War Rosters*	*Georgia Revolutionary War Traitors*	*Cyndi List of Georgia Genealogy Links*

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