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Rev. Hiram F. Fairbanks |
Results of research on the descendants of Henry Adams which include both of the Adams Presidents. Some believe that this line of the Adams family has connections to the Adams families in Elbert & Hart Counties. |
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Emma G. Baldwin |
Research material on Robert Adams who came to America from Wales in 1624 aboard the Bona Nova and is thought to be progenitor of the Adamases here in Hart & Elbert Counties. Also contains material on the descendants of Danial Shirley who also came to America on the ship, Bona Nova. Some of his family can be found in Anderson County, SC as well as Hart & Franklin County, GA. |
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History of the Glen (aka Glenn) family of Scotland, including William Glen who settled in South Carolina and John Glen who settled in Georgia. |
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J.G.D. Bulloch, M.D. |
A sketch of the family of McIntosh, Bulloch and other families. |
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Daughters of the American Revolution |
The records of Elbert County, Ga were abstracted and compiled under the auspices of the Lucy Cook Peel Memorial Committee by Mrs. Grace Gilliam Davidson (Mrs. John Lee), State Historian of Georgia D. A. R. 1926-1928. The Stephen Heard Chapter of Elberton in Elbert County contributed many valuable records to this committee. |
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John H. McIntosh |
The compilation of this work has not been an easy task, but everyhour spent in its formation has given pleasure and satisfaction to the compiler. Its purposes are many. It has been written for those who have failed to secure valuable information from their forebears and, in consequence, know little of their ancestors. It has been written for the purpose of refreshing the memories of those of us prone to forget, but the primary purp'ose in view has been to preserve for future generations the history of a great county and an unexcelled people. |
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Kate Haynes Fort |
The memoirs of Martha Low Fort, were dictated to her daughters, Fannie, and Kate, in the summer of 1881, at Macon, Ga.,two years before her death. She was a modest woman, and it was only at her children’s earnest solicitation that she consented to relate these reminicences. |
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Reverend George White |
A name index of people mentioned in the Historical Collections of Georgia. |
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House of Forrester - a chronological listing of Forrester genealogy of Caucasian descent |
Wallace Redman Forrester |
A chronological listing of the Forrester surname. |
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List of 680 revolutionary soldiers and widows of revolutionary soldiers in Georgia to 1838 |
Thomas Nelson |
A list of Revolutionary soldiers and widows by county of residence |
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Edited by Governor William F. Northern |
A Complete and Elaborate History of the State from its settlementto the present time, chiefly told in biographies and autobiographiesof the most eminent men of each period of Georgia's progress and development |
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Names of officers and soldiers who made application for land |
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Taken from White s Historical Collections of Georgia, pages. 111-113 |
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Jim Ray |
List of burials in Hartwell’s oldest cemetery |
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Zella Armstrong |
A genealogical History of Armstrong, Banning, Blount, Brownlow, Calhoun, Deadrick, Gaines, Howard, Key, Luttrell, Lyle, McAdoo, McGhee, McMillan, Phinzy, Polk, Sevier, Shields, Stone, Turnley, VanDyke |
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Zella Armstrong |
A genealogical History of Bean, Boone, Borden, Bryan, Carter, Davis, Donaldson, Hardwick, Haywood, Holliday, Hollingsworth, Houston, Johnson, Kelton, Magill, Rhea, Montgomery, Shelby, Vance, Wear, Williams |
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Zella Armstrong |
A genealogical History of Armstrong, Cockrill, Duke, Elston, Lea, Park, Parks, Tunnell |
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Zella Armstrong |
A genealogical History of the Sevier Family |
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Georgia Butt Young & Sara Banks Franklin |
The compiler of the records of this little volume has endeavored by the use of different type and numerals for each generation to remove as much as possible all obscurity, and render it an easy task to trace each name back to the progenitor of the Banks family of Elbert County, Georgia. |
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The families of Bayard, Houstoun of Georgia, and the descent of the Bolton family from Assheton |
Joseph Gaston Baillie Bulloch M.D. |
In presenting the history and genealogy as contained in the following pages the author does not for one moment claim to have included the issue of each line or of each marriage, nor of all those descended from each family, but rather to carry out the descent of the direct line of the family to the first American ancestor, from whence those descended can arrive to that position where they can conveniently trace their lineage from the first ancestor arriving in America. |
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Agnes Beville Vaughn Tedcastle |
The writer of the following family sketches was reared on A the plantations of her maternal grandparents in Georgia and Florida, while others of her immediate ancestors owned conspicuous plantations in East Florida not far from the Georgia line. Life on all these plantations was much the same, and it seems desirable before the sketches themselves begin, to give some glimpses of this life as the writer actually knew it. |
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The A. B. Caldwell Publishing CO. |
The plan of this book is simple. It is arranged to facilitate reference to a name or a family. While it contains much valuable historical and biographical material, it is primarily genealogical and for that reason no effort has been made to arrange the matter either chronologically or with reference to its importance. |
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The Hills of Wilkes County, Georgia, and allied families (1922) |
Johnson Dallas Company |
A genealogy of the Hill family who settled in Wilkes County, GA |
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