Genealogical material from legal notices in early Georgia newspapers
- Huxford, Folks, 1893-1981 (Added Author)
- Georgia gazette (Savannah, Georgia) (Added Author)
- Columbian museum & Savannah advertiser (Added Author)
- Savannah daily republican (Savannah, Georgia) (Added Author)
- Southern patriot (Savannah, Georgia) (Added Author)
- Southern recorder (Milledgeville, Georgia) (Added Author)
- Georgia journal (Milledgeville, Georgia) (Added Author)
- Southern centinel & universal gazette (Augusta, Georgia) (Added Author)
- Augusta chronicle & gazette of the state (Augusta, Georgia) (Added Author)
- American advocate (Lousiville, Georgia) (Added Author)
- Darien gazette (Darien, Georgia) (Added Author)
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Includes notices from the following newspapers: Georgia Gazette, Columbian Museum & Savannah Advertizer, Southern Recorder, Augusta Chronicle & Gazette of the South, Georgia Republican & State Intelligencer, American Advocate, Georgia Journal, Southen Christian Advocate, Southern Centinel & Universal Gazette, American Advocate, Augusta Chronicle & Gazette of the State, Darien Gazette.
Includes index.
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