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Georgia Census Notes: Federal Georgia Census Records are available to the public for census years: 1820, 1830, 1840, 1850, 1860, 1870, 1880, 1900, 1910, 1920 and 1930. 1790-1810 Georgia Federal census records schedules are missing. Early Georgia tax lists for this time period can prove helpful as a census substitute. 1820 Georgia Federal census schedules are missing for Franklin, Rabun and Twiggs counties. 1890 Georgia Federal census records burned with the exception of remnants containing part of Columbus Town in Muscogee County. Even the Georgia Veterans and Widows census schedules were lost. Soundex code indexes for Federal Georgia census records are available on microfilm for census years: 1880, 1900, 1910, 1920 and 1930. Georgia State Census Records: There were numerous state census enumerations conducted between 1787 and 1879. Sadly, a few scattered years and remnants survive but only 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 - Various localities. 1852-1853 Various Localities. 1859 - Purportedly entire state. 1865 - Fragments - Various localities. 1879 - Columbia County. Learn what questions were asked in each census year and where to find census records online. This new section of Census Finder covers each census year from 1790-1930 and will give you clues and tips to help you learn to locate your ancestors quickly in census records.
On CD ROM 1607-1789 Census Index, Colonial America 1850-1880 U.S. Mortality Index 1754-1850 Georgia Marriage Index 1851-1900 Georgia Marriage Index
Georgia Vital Records: Georgia Dept. of Human Resources Vital Records Birth & Death records are on file from 1919 to present. Marriages & Divorce records are on file from 1952 to present. County clerks at the county level may have earlier records on file, particularly in counties where large cities are located.
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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 in 1803, 1806, 1819, 1827 and 1832, giving away tracts of land as large as 400 acres. See: Georgia Land Lottery, 1827 and Georgia Land Lottery, 1832 Statewide Georgia Census Records Online:1790-1890 Georgia Census Records Search Engine at Ancestry 1835 Federal Pension List - Statewide 1880 Federal Census Records Search at Family Search Georgia Statewide Databases of Census & Genealogy Records Dawson County (formed 1857 from Gilmer & Lumpkin) 1880 Federal Census Mortality Schedule Decatur County (formed 1823 from Early) 1850 Federal Census Index with linked transcription 1850 Federal Census Slave Schedule 1860 Federal Census Slave Schedule 1880 Federal Census Mortality Schedule Other Records Dekalb County (formed 1822 from Fayette, Gwinett, Henry and Newton) 1840 Federal Census Revolutionary War Participants 1880 Federal Census Mortality Schedule Other Records Dodge County (formed 1870 from Montgomery, Pulaski, & Telfair) 1880 Federal Census Mortality Schedule Dooly County (formed 1821 from Indian Lands) 1880 Federal Census Mortality Schedule Dougherty County (formed 1852 from Baker) 1880 Federal Census Mortality Schedule Douglas County (formed 1870 from Campbell & Carroll) 1880 Federal Census Mortality Schedule Early County (formed 1818 from Creek Indian Lands) 1840 Federal Census Revolutionary War Participants 1880 Federal Census Mortality Schedule Echols County (formed 1858 from Clinch & Lowndes) 1860 Federal Census Slave Schedule 1880 Federal Census Mortality Schedule 1900 Soundex Selected Names Only Effingham County (formed 1777 from St. Mathews & St. Phillips) 1840 Federal Census Revolutionary War Participants 1850 Federal Census Mortality Schedule Other Records Elbert County (formed 1790 from Wilkes) 1840 Federal Census Revolutionary War Participants 1880 Federal Census Mortality Schedule Emanuel County (formed 1812 from Bulloch & Montgomery) 1840 Federal Census Revolutionary War Participants 1850 Federal Census Records Transcription 1880 Federal Census Mortality Schedule Fannin County (formed 1854 from Gilmer & Union) 1860 Federal Census Records Transcription 1870 Federal Census Records Transcription (partial) 1870 Federal Census Fairplay Township 1870 Federal Census Hot House District 1870 Federal Census Skeinah PO 1870 Federal Census Rock Creek 1870 Federal Census Noontootla 1870 Federal Census Pierceville / Mobile 1870 Federal Census Flint Hill 1870 Federal Census Sugar Creek 1880 Federal Census Mortality Schedule 1910 Federal Census of Noontootla 1910 Federal Census of Stock Hill 1910 Federal Census of Skeinah 1910 Federal Census of Rock Creek Fayette County (formed 1821 from Indian Lands & Henry County) 1830 Federal Census Records Part 1 1830 Federal Census Records Part 2 1830 Federal Census Records Part 3 1840 Federal Census Records Part 1 1840 Federal Census Records Part 2 1840 Federal Census Revolutionary War Participants 1860 Federal Census Mortality Schedule 1870 Federal Census Mortality Schedule 1880 Federal Census Mortality Schedule Floyd County (formed 1832 from Chattooga, Cherokee, & Paulding) 1880 Federal Census Mortality Schedule
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