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Georgia Census NotesFederal Georgia Census Records are available to the public for census years: 1820, 1830, 1840, 1850, 1860, 1870, 1880, 1900, 1910, 1920 & 1930. See 1790-1940 Census Search at Ancestry. 1790-1810 Georgia Federal census records schedules are missing. There is an 1800 Territorial Census for Oglethorpe County. Early Georgia tax lists 1792-1819 can prove helpful as a census substitute. These early census and tax records are included in the 1790-1890 Georgia Census Records at Ancestry. The 1820 Federal Georgia census is missing schedules for Franklin, Rabun and Twiggs counties. 1890 Georgia Federal census records burned in a 1921 warehouse fire with the exception of remnants containing part of Columbus Town in Muscogee County. Even the Georgia Veterans and Widows census schedules were lost. See A Fire Destroyed The 1890 Census, Bridging the 1890 Census Gap and 1890 Census Fragment of Georgia. Soundex code indexes for Federal Georgia census records are available on microfilm for census years: 1880, 1900, 1910, 1920 & 1930. Georgia State Census Records: There were numerous state census enumerations conducted between 1787 and 1879. Sadly, only a few scattered years and remnants of these state census records have survived, however, the year 1859 is reported to be complete. Following are other known Georgia state census years and some of the areas they cover: 1798 - Greene County 1827 - Taliferro County. 1834 - Various Localities. 1838- Laurens, Newton and Tattnall Counties. 1845 - Fragments off various localities. 1852-1853 Various localities. 1859 - Supposedly, the entire state. 1865 - Fragments of various localities. 1879 - Columbia County. Learn what questions were asked in each census year and where to find census records online. This section of Census Finder covers each census year from 1790-1940 and will give you clues and tips to help you learn to locate your ancestors quickly in census records.
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Georgia (Statehood 1788) Many early settlers traveled from Virginia and the Carolinas to Georgia for the "land lottery". Families were required to live in the territory for at least 1 year to be eligible for the drawings. The drawings were held between 1803 and 1832, giving away tracts of land as large as 400 acres. See: 1805 Georgia Land Lottery, 1807 Georgia Land Lottery, 1820-1832 Georgia Land Lottery, Georgia Land Lottery, 1827, Georgia Land Lottery, 1832 and 1832 Georgia Gold Lottery. Statewide Georgia Census Records Online1790 Census of Georgia (Reconstructed) 1790-1890 Georgia Census Records at Ancestry 1835 Georgia Pension Roll- Statewide 1840 Georgia Census of Pensioners 1850 Federal Census Index and 1850 Census Images 1850 Federal Census Images for Georgia 1850 Federal Census Mortality Schedule Images for Georgia 1850 Federal Census Slave Schedule Index Search 1850 Federal Census Slave Schedule Images for Georgia 1864 Census for Re-Organizing the Georgia Militia at Ancestry 1870 Federal Census Index and 1870 Census Images 1870 Federal Census Images for Georgia 1880 Federal Census Records Search at Family Search 1890 Georgia Census Fragment at Ancestry 1900 Federal Census Index and 1900 Census Images 1900 Federal Census Images for Georgia Census Records & Cherokee Muster Rolls Georgia Statewide Databases of Census Records & Genealogy Records
GA Census Records Online by CountyMonroe County (formed 1821 from Indian Lands) 1840 Federal Census Revolutionary War Participants 1850 Federal Census Index of Slave Schedules 1850 Federal Census Slave Schedules
1860 Federal Census Transcription (Use with above census index) 1860 Federal Census with Linked Index 1870 Federal Census Transcription (Includes census index files) 1880 Federal Census Transcription (Includes census index files) 1880 Federal Census Mortality Schedule 1900 Federal Census Transcription (Includes census index files) Other Records Montgomery County (formed 1793 from Laurens, Tattnall, Telfair & Washington)
1870 Federal Census Transcription (Use with above census index) 1880 Federal Census Mortality Schedule Other Records 1827 Georgia Land Lottery Residents in Montgomery County Morgan County (formed 1807 from Baldwin & Jasper) 1840 Federal Census Revolutionary War Participants 1880 Federal Census Mortality Schedule
Murray County (formed 1832 from Cherokee) 1840 Federal Census Records Transcription (Part 1) 1840 Federal Census Records Transcription (Part 2) 1840 Federal Census Records Transcription (Part 3) 1850 Federal Census Records Transcription (Files arranged by page #.) 1880 Federal Census Mortality Schedule Muscogee County (formed 1826 from Creek Lands, Harris and Lee) 1840 Federal Census Revolutionary War Participants 1880 Federal Census Mortality Schedule Newton County (formed 1821 from Henry, Jasper, Morgan & Walton) 1840 Federal Census Revolutionary War Participants 1850 Federal Census Transcription 1880 Federal Census Mortality Schedule Oconee County (formed 1875 from Clarke) 1880 Federal Census Mortality Schedule Oglethorpe County (formed 1793 from Clarke & Wilkes) 1820 Federal Census Transcription 1830 Federal Census Transcription 1840 Federal Census Revolutionary War Participants 1880 Federal Census Mortality Schedule Other Records Paulding County (formed 1832 from Carroll, Cobb, & Cherokee Lands) 1840 Federal Census Records Transcription 1850 Federal Census Records Transcription of the 839th District 1860 Federal Census Index and Transcription 1860 Federal Census Records Transcription (Files arranged by page numbers) 1880 Federal Census Records Transcription (Files arranged by Townships) 1880 Federal Census Index for Acorn Twp. - Surnames A-K 1880 Federal Census Index for Acorn Twp. - Surnames L-Y 1880 Federal Census Transcription of Acorn Township 1880 Federal Census Mortality Schedule 1920 Federal Census Records Transcription Peach County (formed 1924 from Houston & Macon) No known census online. Submit a link here. Peach County Historical Society offers some records in books Pickens County (formed 1853 from Cherokee & Gilmer) 1860 Federal Census at USGenWeb Census Project 1880 Federal Census Mortality Schedule Pierce County (formed 1857 from Appling & Ware) 1880 Federal Census Mortality Schedule Pike County (formed 1822 from Monroe) 1840 Federal Census Revolutionary War Participants 1860 Federal Agricultural Schedule Index 1870 Federal Census Mortality Schedule 1880 Federal Census Mortality Schedule Polk County (formed 1851 from Paulding) 1880 Federal Census Mortality Schedule Pulaski County (formed 1808 from Laurens & Wilkinson) 1840 Federal Census Revolutionary War Participants 1880 Federal Census Mortality Schedule Putnam County (formed 1807 from Baldwin) 1820 Federal Census Index by SK Publications 1840 Federal Census Revolutionary War Participants 1880 Federal Census Mortality Schedule Other Records
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