Jenkins County Georgia
Welcome to Jenkins County, Georgia. My name is Marvin Thorpe and I am
the county coordinator for Jenkins County and responsible for these
county pages. I no longer live in Jenkins County, but spent a formative
part of my life here and visit often.
This website is part of the Georgia Genealogical Web (GAGenWeb). To learn
more about the GAGenWeb project visit here.
This site is also associated with the U.S.Genealogical Web (USGenWeb) through
the GAGenWeb project. To find out more about the USGenWeb project look
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Jenkins County was formed in 1905; receiving land from Emanuel, Bullock,
Burke, and Screven counties. Jenkins County is named after the Georgia State
Governor during reconstruction, the Honorable Charles Jones Jenkins.
Jenkins County is bounded by Burke to the North, Screven to the East, Bulloch and Emanuel to the South and West. Jenkins County is well drained by the Ogeechee river and it's numerous tributary creeks. It is traversed by the Central of Georgia and the Millen & Southwestern railroads. |
Georgia is divided into 159 counties, any of which may be accessed by going to the Georgia County Table and selecting the desired county from the table listings.
If you have information (copies of deeds, wills, obituaries, old photos, etc) pertanant to Jenkins County that you can share, please send them to me (Marvin Thorpe) so that they may be posted. If you have any problems with this site (broken links, etc.) please let me know.
Place Names | Cemeteries | Churches |
Civil War | Lookups | Links |
Jenkins Co. History | Jenkins Co. Surnames | Jenkins Co. Resources |
Queries: Use either of the following message boards
Jenkins County Mail list
For questions about this list, contact the list
administrator at [email protected].
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Marvin Thorpe
, Jenkins County Coordinator Nancy Gay Crawford , Georgia Regional Coordinator Vivian Price Saffold , Georgia State Coordinator |
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