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Banks County Georgia 1864 Census for the Re-Organization of the Georgia Militia |
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Background note: Governor Joseph
Brown insisted the State needed protection for women, children, elderly
and invalids living home during the War.
Every time State troops were formed they were taken into the CSA.
Since there was no homefront protection, Governor Brown and the
Georgia Legislature issued an order for a statewide census which would
enable a reorganization of the State Militia. White Males of age 16 and not over 60
were to be counted along with exact age, occupation and place of birth. Select a list 33rd Senatorial District-207th GMD 33rd Senatorial District-208th GMD 33rd Senatorial District-265th GMD 33rd Senatorial District-284th GMD 33rd Senatorial District-371st GMD 33rd Senatorial District-448th GMD 33rd Senatorial District 912th GMD 33rd Senatorial District-1206th GMD 33rd Senatorial District-1210th GMD
33rd Senatorial District-207th GMD Transcription BELLAMY, John, 45 yrs. 9 mos., Farmer, b. GA 33rd Senatorial District-208th GMD Transcription BELL, Madison, 26 yrs., Farmer, b. GA; Militia Officer
Please note
if there is no first name or initial it was not on the source document. Transcribed by
Jacqueline King
Copy and Copyright 2003 by Jacqueline King.
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