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Campbell County, Georgia History

Campbell County was formed by the Georgia legislature on 20 December 1828. The county was formed from Carroll, Coweta, DeKalb and Fayette counties. The county was named after Duncan G. Campbell, who was one of the United States Commissioners who signed the Treaty of Indian Springs Acquisition. The county existed for one hundred and four years. On 9 May 1932 Campbell County was ceded to Fulton County. More Campbell County History.

 

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Ed Gordon,
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Vivian Saffold,
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Campbell County Neighbors

Carroll County   Paulding County   Cobb County
DeKalb County   Fayette County   Coweta County


Campbell County Happenings.


STUBBS FAMILY REUNION
By Sara Jane Overstreet, Church Historian, Inman United Methodist, Fayette County, GA Descendents 
of William Stubbs Sr., Revolutionary Soldier of Marlboro County SC,
will gather at Indian Spring, Butts County GA for a reunion of all branches and racial
identities the weekend of August 7 and 8, 2009. About 1828, several children and
grandchildren of William Stubbs, Sr. came to Inman in family groups. Pioneers
included Martha Patsy Stubbs (with husband Elisha Hill), William Stubbs Jr. (wife
Sarah Ikenor), and grandson Henry Stubbs (son of Bob Stubbs and we think Bob Stubbs came to
Inman). Local families that we know from this line include and are not limited to Stubbs,
Hill, Luncford, Harp, Story, Henderson, and others we would like to find. We would like to
rejoice in our kinship and share more genealogical information. Please join us. Local
contacts for information include Sara Jane Overstreet at 770 401 1203 or Stanley Blackburn
at 404 363 8148. Registration due ASAP for planning purposes includes 2 meals and a
T-Shirt costing $58 sent to Stubbs/Berry Reunion, c/o Lanny Starr, 2195 County Road 239, Centre,
AL 35960. The registration fee covers a T-Shirt (go ahead and tell Mr. Starr what size
you want), 2 meals, Indian Springs, park admission, activies and materials. Ages 75 and older are
free, while we do ask that you register and give us your T-shirt size for your complementary reunion
meals and packets.

We would love to feature your historical Campbell County photographs on our logo.

Please submit your photographs with a brief description (who, when, where) to Seana Coulter, Coordinator for Campbell County. Click on the names below for more information on the current photographs.

From left to right: The larger photograph is James Biggers Mobley MD, a physician in Fairburn. (submitted by Jean Gaissert Leonardy)

The 2nd photo is Alvin Alonzo Silvey, his wife Mary Fillmore Silvey, Odel Silvey and Loretta Silvey ca 1917. Alvin Alonzo was born in Campbell county, GA on April 24, 1878 to James Washington and Emma Dorsett Stewart Silvey. (submitted by Paul Silvey)

The 3rd Photograph is John Henry Silvey. He was born November 28, 1844 in Campbell County, GA This photo was probably taken in Rusk County, Texas. Also pictured is Caroline Rebecca Pesnell (his wife) and his daughter Elizabeth Virginia Silvey. (submitted by Paul Silvey)

4th is Ellen Frances Hicks Jones b 27 Jul 1828 who lived in Campbell County from 1861 to 1895. (submitted by Elaine Martin)

The last photograph is William Caldwell Hathcock born and raised in Campbell County, son of William Middleton Hathcock and Minerva Kidd. (submitted by Jean Gaissert Leonardy)

For more photographs please click on "Photos" below.

 

Campbell County Links

If you have contributed material to Campbell County GAGenWeb in the past and you do not see it on this site please contact me with copies of your material and I will post it to the website.

To view the links in this table, click on the category you are interested in.

African American Research
Archives-Campbell County
Bible Records
- Bible Records
Biographies
Birth Records
Cemeteries
I'd like to thank Sandy Whittington for all the work she does on the cemetery submissions.

- Aderhold-Kolb Cemetery
- Allen Family Cemetery
- Antioch Methodist Church

Cemetery
- Ayers-Stovall Cemetery
- Baggett Family Cemetery
- Basket Creek Baptist Church
Cemetery
- Bearden Church of Christ
Cemetery
- Believers Church Cemetery
- Benson Cemetery
- Beulah Baptist Church Cemetery
- Bowden Family Cemetery
- Bowen Family Cemetery
- Boyd Cemetery
- Bright Star Methodist Cemetery
- Brock Family Cemetery
- Butler Brightstar Rd Cemetery
- Central Baptist Church
Cemetery
- Chapel Hill Baptist Church
Cemetery
- Chapman Family Cemetery
- Clinton Family Cemetery
- Cold Springs Cemetery
- County Line Baptist Church
Cemetery
- Dingler Cemetery
- Douglas Chapel Church of
God Cemetery
- Douglasville City Cemetery
- Ebenezer Mission Baptist
Church Cemetery
- Enterkin Cemetery
- Enterkin-Winn Cemetery
- Ephesus Baptist Church
Cemetery
- Ergle Cemetery
- Fairfield A M E Church Cemetery
- Faith Baptist Church Cemetery
- Flint Hill or also known as
Historic Heritage
Garden Cemetery
- Forsyth Family Cemetery
- Friendship Baptist Church
Cemetery
- Giles Family Cemetery
- Griffith-Giles Cemetery
- Hallman Family Cemetery
- Hembree Cemetery
- Henley-Bullard Family Cemetery
- Hildebrand Family Cemetery
- Holdbrook Infant Grave
- Holly Springs Cemetery
- Hudson-Dobbs Family Cemetery
- Huff Grave
- James Family Cemetery
- Keaten Family Cemetery
- Kennedy-Brittain Cemetery
- Leathers Cemetery
- Liberty Baptist Church Cemetery
- Liberty Grove Cemetery
- Love Family Cemetery
- Loving Care Cemetery
- Mann Road Cemetery
- McKoy Cemetery
- McLarty Family Cemetery
- Milam Family Cemetery
- Miners Cemetery
- Moss Brothers Family Cemetery
- Mount Carmel Primitive Baptist
Church Cemetery
- Mt Olive Baptist Church
Cemetery
- Mt Sinai Church Cemetery
- Mt Zion Missionary Baptist
Church Cemetery
- Mozley Memorial Gardens
- Neal Family Cemetery
- New Hope Baptist Cemetery
- New Hope Primitive Baptist
Cemetery
- New Mountaintop Baptist
Church Cemetery
- New River Community Church
Cemetery
- Oak Grove Cemetery
- Old Fairview Church Cemetery
- Old Mountaintop Baptist Church
Cemetery
- Old Providence Cemetery
- Phillips Family Cemetery
- Pioneers Cemetery
- Pleasant Grove Baptist Church
Cemetery
- Polk Cemetery
- Poplar Springs Baptist Cemetery
- Pray Family Cemetery
- Prays Mill Baptist Church
Cemetery
- Redwine Road Cemetery
- Rice Cemetery
- Rosehaven Cemetery
- Salt Springs Campground
Cemetery
- Salt Springs Unknown Family
Cemetery
- Shady Grove Baptist Church
Cemetery
- Sharpton Family Cemetery
- Silvey Cemetery
- Sims Homestead Cemetery
- Smith Family Cemetery
- Stewart Cemetery
- Stone Family Cemetery
- Strickland-Smallwood Family
Cemetery
- Sunrise Memorial Garden
Cemetery
- Sweetwater Baptist Church
Cemetery
- Tranquil African Methodist
Episcopal Church
- Union Grove Baptist Church
Cemetery
- Union Grove Christian Church
Cemetery
- Union Christian Church
Cemetery
- Vansant Family Cemetery
- Victory Baptist Cemetery
- Welcome All Road Cemetery
- West View Cemetery
- Winn Watson Cemetery
- Zionview Baptist Church
Cemetery
Census
Churches
- Deep Creek Baptist An old church that was listed in the Flint River Baptist Association Minutes and it states the church was in Fayette in 1826 and 1827 and then it shows up as being in Campbell county in 1829. From this page, scroll down to Deep Creek Baptist. If you look at the actual minute transcription, the Fayette related churches are in blue font so it's easier to find.
- Antioch Methodist
Church Cemetery
Civil War Sites
Court Records
Deaths, Indexes & Mortality Schedules
Deeds
Family Group Sheets
Historical Documents
Links for Georgia
Mailing List
Maps
Marriages
Message Boards
Military
Native American Research
Newspapers
Obituaries
Photos
Research Material
Reunions
- Reunions
Revolutionary War Sites
Schools
- Schools
Societies
- Societies
Surnames
We now have a surname and researcher page on line. Please send me the surnames you are researching and I'll include them!

- Campbell Co Surnames and

Researchers
- Bond/Jones/Mayfield Surnames
Hosted by Elaine Martin
- Estes Surname
Hosted by Seana Coulter
- Patty Surname
Hosted by Sylvia Simms
- Patty Surname
Also hosted by Sylvia
Simms
Towns
- Towns
Wills
- James A Cook
written 05 Jul 1886
- William N Cook
written 01 Oct 1900
- John McLarty Sr
will written 21 Dec 1852
- Hughie McCleskey
written 04 Jan 1897
- Nancy C Phillips
written 04 Oct 1886
- Gideon Whitted 1835

 

   

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