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Meriwether County, Ga. Look-ups
Historical Account of Meriwether County by Regina P. Pinkston,
includes marriages (1828-1835) and the index to the 1840 census,
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Millie Cone Cook
The Meriwether Vindicator newspaper, Jan. 1873 through Aug. 1903
(must have a definite date and article you are looking for)
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Betty G. Schimpf
Old First District of Meriwether County, Georgia and Its People
(Meriwether Vindicator articles on local pioneers)
compiled by Mary J. Gilbert and Charlotte Daniel in 1980
Also the 1930-1940 Meriwether County census book
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Ann Salmon.
Bethel Church Cemetery
tombstone inscriptions
Meriwether marriages, 1828 to
1886
Historical Account of Meriwether County
1830 (first), 1840,
1850, 1860, 1880, 1900, 1910 and 1920 Meriwether County census records
(please provide page numbers and/or EDs for 1900, 1910 and 1920)
(complete 1860 transcription coming soon to the Georgia GenWeb Archives)
The Georgia
Death Index
1919 (first year) to 1998
Contains Name, Date of Death, County, and Certificate Number.
(For $10 you can order a certified copy of the certificate from the state, and it is much
speedier with this certificate number.)
Angie will do a 10-year search.
If she is able to locate the person's information, she will provide all information
necessary to order.
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Angie Turbak
(lookup volunteer extraordinaire!)
Research on the prominent Meriwether families of Henry Keller and Hinson Jackson
(one of the founders of Meriwether county and contributor of bricks for the original
courthouse in Greenville)
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Paul Nowlen
P.O. Box 11, Jenkinsville, SC 29065
803-345-1052
1850 census (actual digital images) and these books:
Old First District Of Meriwether County And Its People
and Historical Account
of Meriwether County
Cari
Spano
Primarily information on the KEITH family,
but also on the LASSETER, MARTIN and HAYNIE families
David Keith, along with 11 children, moved to Meriwether in 1829,
and the family continues to be represented by residents there. Note that Luthersville was
originally known as "Keith's Crossroads."
Larry Keith
The Keith web site: http://keithclan.com
Brooks of Honey and Butter: Plantations and People of Meriwether County, Georgia,
Vol. I & II
Davidson, William H., copyright 1971; Outlook Publishing Company, Alexander
City, AL
Valerie (Johnson) Freeman
Thanks, Millie, Betty, Ann, Angie, Paul, Cari, Larry
and Valerie!
Got a brick wall? Need help? Just ask
your look-up volunteers or
Vivian
For books in print about Meriwether County, see Resources
If you have resources for Meriwether County and would like to volunteer to help
with look-ups, please e-mail
Vivian Price Saffold
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