Welcome To Effingham County, Georgia

Effingham County was created by Constitution of Feb. 5, 1777 from Parishes of St. Matthew and St. Philip which had been set up in 1758. Effingham County was named for Lord Effingham, friend of American Colonies. He resigned Colonelcy in the British Army when ordered to serve in America. The county seat is Springfield.The city of Rincon is right next door.

Effingham County Links

CENSUS RECORDS

 

1830 Effingham Census Index	1860 Effingham Census
1840 Effingham Census	1860 Effingham Census
1850 Mortality Schedule	1860 Effingham Census

 

For more census records check out
Census Records Online

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MARRIAGE RECORDS

Effingham County Marriages A-L

Effingham County Marriages M-Z

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CEMETERY RECORDS

Surveyed by Erika Bragg

Arnsdorff Road Cemetery

Hodges Cemetery

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CEMETERY RECORDS

Surveyed by Ann Baker

Bethel Lutheran Church Cemetery	Cedar Grove Cemetery	Goshen Cemetery
Laurel Hill Lutheran Church Cemetery	Miller Chapel Cemetery	Ryall Cemetery
Reiser and Smith Cemetery	Stillwell Cemetery	Wheeler Cemetery

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1795 Effingham Militia	Indian Depredation	The Wylly Family
Effingham County Today	Georgia Place Names	Civil War Soldiers of Effingham
Georgia Civil War Rosters	The Salzburgers	The Crawford Family
Georgia's Virtual Vault	Names on 1891 Dutton Quilt

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My Neighbors

Bulloch County Georgia
Chatham County Georgia
Bryan County Georgia

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