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Genealogy: Georgia
Georgia Flag Click to view county map of Georgia.

Georgia Starts Here!
Research Outline for Georgia: (Part of the Family History SourceGuide.) This includes historical background, as well as information on major genealogical record sources available for research in the state.
Family History Centers in Georgia: Family History Centers are associated with the Family History Library in Salt Lake City, and have access to its large collection (over 2 million rolls of microfilm) via a special loan arrangement. Family History Centers also have the International Genealogical Index, Ancestral File, and the catalog of the Family History Library's holdings.
The State of Georgia: The official website for the state government of the Peach State.
Vital Records: How to order them from the Georgia Department of Health.
U.S. National Archives Regional Facility near Atlanta: Contact information and an overview of the National Archives branch office in East Point, Georgia.
The GeorgiaGenWeb Project: The gateway page to the USGenWeb pages for the state of Georgia.
Georgia GenWeb Archives: Transcriptions of original source material from the state of Georgia, arranged by county.
Georgia Maps: In the Perry-Castañeda Library Map Collection of the University of Texas at Austin.
1895 Atlas of Georgia: Alphabetic listing of towns in the state, with maps.
Georgia County Boundaries 1850: County boundary maps for Georgia for 1850, 1860, 1870, 1880 and 1910, along with links to a number of other Georgia genealogy resources.
Georgia Links on Cyndi's List: Arranged by subject.
Georgia Resources at Rootsweb: Arranged by county.
The Civil War in Georgia: Flags, maps, diaries, and other documents concerning Georgia and the Civil War.
Georgia in the Civil War: A short history of the war and Georgia.
Life in Georgia during the Civil War: A closer look at how the war affected the residents of Georgia.
Sherman in Georgia: A close look at the march of Sherman to the sea, ripping Georgia apart right through its midsection.
Georgia Military Records: Links to Georgia military records of genealogical value, from the colonial era to World War 2.
Freedmen's Bureau Records - Georgia: Records concerning former slaves in the state of Georgia, extracted from the files of the federal Bureau of Refugees, Freedmen and Abandoned Lands.
Georgia Genealogical Society: Georgia's statewide association for family history research, serving genealogists since 1964.
Genealogical Computer Society of Georgia: News about the society, genealogy shareware, and links to Georgia family history research on the World Wide Web.
Genealogy by Ken Thomas: Ken Thomas' genealogy column, appearing in the Atlanta Journal-Constitution.
GAGenExchange: A place to exchange family history data online, search records from Georgia, and find links to other Georgia genealogy resources.
Georgia Visitor Center: Post and read genealogy queries for the state of Georgia and each of the counties in the state.
Georgia Email Lists: Email-based discussion forums on genealogy in Georgia.

Genealogy: Georgia
	Click to view county map of Georgia.

Georgia Starts Here!
Research Outline for Georgia: (Part of the Family History SourceGuide.) This includes historical background, as well as information on major genealogical record sources available for research in the state. Family History Centers in Georgia: Family History Centers are associated with the Family History Library in Salt Lake City, and have access to its large collection (over 2 million rolls of microfilm) via a special loan arrangement. Family History Centers also have the International Genealogical Index, Ancestral File, and the catalog of the Family History Library's holdings. The State of Georgia: The official website for the state government of the Peach State. Vital Records: How to order them from the Georgia Department of Health. U.S. National Archives Regional Facility near Atlanta: Contact information and an overview of the National Archives branch office in East Point, Georgia. The GeorgiaGenWeb Project: The gateway page to the USGenWeb pages for the state of Georgia. Georgia GenWeb Archives: Transcriptions of original source material from the state of Georgia, arranged by county. Georgia Maps: In the Perry-Castañeda Library Map Collection of the University of Texas at Austin. 1895 Atlas of Georgia: Alphabetic listing of towns in the state, with maps. Georgia County Boundaries 1850: County boundary maps for Georgia for 1850, 1860, 1870, 1880 and 1910, along with links to a number of other Georgia genealogy resources. Georgia Links on Cyndi's List: Arranged by subject. Georgia Resources at Rootsweb: Arranged by county. The Civil War in Georgia: Flags, maps, diaries, and other documents concerning Georgia and the Civil War. Georgia in the Civil War: A short history of the war and Georgia. Life in Georgia during the Civil War: A closer look at how the war affected the residents of Georgia. Sherman in Georgia: A close look at the march of Sherman to the sea, ripping Georgia apart right through its midsection. Georgia Military Records: Links to Georgia military records of genealogical value, from the colonial era to World War 2. Freedmen's Bureau Records - Georgia: Records concerning former slaves in the state of Georgia, extracted from the files of the federal Bureau of Refugees, Freedmen and Abandoned Lands. Georgia Genealogical Society: Georgia's statewide association for family history research, serving genealogists since 1964. Genealogical Computer Society of Georgia: News about the society, genealogy shareware, and links to Georgia family history research on the World Wide Web. Genealogy by Ken Thomas: Ken Thomas' genealogy column, appearing in the Atlanta Journal-Constitution. GAGenExchange: A place to exchange family history data online, search records from Georgia, and find links to other Georgia genealogy resources. Georgia Visitor Center: Post and read genealogy queries for the state of Georgia and each of the counties in the state. Georgia Email Lists: Email-based discussion forums on genealogy in Georgia.

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