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•	Georgia Marriages, 1851-1900 A collection of marriages that took place in Georgia between 1851 and 1900.
•	Georgia Land Lottery, 1827 Information on winners of "land lotteries" in Georgia
•	Georgia Marriages to 1850 Database of Georgia marriages to 1850
•	Southern Christian Advocate Obituaries, 1867-78 Official publication of Methodist conferences in Georgia, Florida and South Carolina
•	Southern Christian Advocate Marriage Notices, 1867-78 Official publication of Methodist conferences in Georgia, Florida and South Carolina
•	Midway Congregation Church Records, Liberty County, Georgia Vital records and brief histories of families attending Midway Church
•	Georgia Tax Index, 1789-99 Index of state of Georgia government tax records
•	North-Central Georgia Cemeteries Collection of headstone inscriptions from 14 cemeteries in 3 Georgia counties
•	Liberty County, Georgia Marriages, 1785-1895 County Marriage records from 1785-1895
•	Georgia Census, 1790-1890 U.S. Federal Census indexes (and other related census indexes) for Georgia from 1790 to 1890
•	Houston, Muscogee, and Talbot Counties, Georgia Marriages, 1826-52
•	Worth County, Georgia Census, 1920 Listing of census records for residents of Worth County, Georgia in 1920
•	Oakland Cemetery, Atlanta, Georgia Headstone inscriptions from Oakland Cemetery in Atlanta, Georgia
•	Houston County, Georgia Census, 1900 Collection of federal census records for residents of Houston County, Georgia in 1900
•	Georgia Cherokee Land Lottery, 1832 Listing of persons granted parcels of land from ""Cherokee Land"" in 1832
•	Irwin County, Georgia Census, 1900 Federal census records for over 13,000 residents of Irwin County, Georgia in 1900
•	Savannah, Georgia Directories, 1888-91 Directories listing more than 72,200 names for Savannah, Georgia from 1888-91.
•	Atlanta, Georgia Directories, 1889-90 Directory listing of nearly 47,000 residents of Atlanta, Georgia between 1889 and 1890
•	Georgia Deaths, 1919-98 More than 2.7 million death records for the state of Georgia during the 20th century.
•	1890 U.S. Federal Census Fragment Remaining fragments of the destroyed 1890 U.S. Federal Census.
•	Ancestry World Tree Millions of references to lineage linked individuals and families identifying research on given family lines.
•	PERiodical Source Index (PERSI) Index to articles written in over 5,000 genealogical publications
•	Social Security Death Index Social Security Administration Death Master File
•	American Civil War Soldiers Military records of individual Civil War soldiers
•	Slave Narratives Impressive collection of interviews of former slaves in the United States
•	Civil War Pension Index Index to and images of pension cards of Civil War veterans in the United States.

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Georgia Genealogy Help

Vital records, as their name suggests, are connected with central life events: birth, marriage, and death. Maintained by civil authorities, these public records are prime sources of genealogical information. These records are critically important in genealogy research, often supplying details on family members well back into the nineteenth century.

There are many sources for birth, death and marriage events that are not in the Georgia vital records office. Cemeteries, church records, newspapers, military records, immigration and naturalization records, as well as family records in letters and Bibles, are all places where evidence of vital events might be found. Once Georgia vital records have been researched, and especially if none are available for the location and time period required, a good procedure would be to try to locate your Georgia ancestors using Georgia census records.

Every state has a division charged with the responsibility of maintaining and dispersing public information from its vital record holdings. Each state page on this website indicates the availability of birth records, marriage records, death records, and divorce records and the agencies responsible for maintaining them.

Georgia Vital Records Information
(How to contact the Vital Records Department of Georgia)

Event: Birth or death

Cost of copy: $10.00

Address:
Georgia Department of Human Resources
Vital Records Service
Room 217-H
47 Trinity Avenue, SW
Atlanta, GA 30334

Remarks: State office has had records since January 1919. For earlier records in Atlanta or Savannah or other cities or counties, write to the Vital Records Office in county where event occurred. Additional copies of same record ordered at same time are $5.00 each except birth cards, which are $10.00 each.

Money order should be made payable to Vital Records, GA. DHR. Personal checks are not accepted. To verify current fees, the telephone number is (404) 656-4900. This is a recorded message. Information on how to obtain certified copies is also available via the Internet at Vital Records, GA. DHR.

Event: Marriage (State)

Cost of copy: $10.00

Address:
Georgia Department of Human Resources
Vital Records Service
Room 217-H
47 Trinity Avenue, SW
Atlanta, GA 30334

Remarks: Centralized State records since June 9, 1952. Certified copies of marriage documents up to 1966 are issued at State office. Inquiries about marriages occurring before June 9, 1952, will be forwarded to appropriate Probate Judge in county where license was issued.

The state office does no record marriage licnse or applications after July 1, 1997.

Event: Marriage (county)

Cost of copy: Varies

Address: See remarks

Remarks: Probate Judge in county where license was issued.

Event: Divorce (State)

Cost of copy: $2.00 for certification plus $0.50 per page.

Address: See remarks

Remarks: Centralized State records since June 9, 1952. Certified copies are not issued at State office. Inquiries will be forwarded to appropriate Clerk of Superior Court in county where divorce was granted.

Event: Divorce (county)

Address: See remarks

Remarks: Clerk of Superior Court in county where divorce was granted.