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Warren County GAGenWeb |
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Warren County was formed in 1793 from parts of Burke, Columbia,
Washington and Wilkes counties
In 1857, Glascock County was created entirely from Warren County
Portions of Warren County were used to create Jefferson County (1796), Taliaferro County (1825), and McDuffie County (1870)
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| The USGenWeb Project Archives Military Pension Project | ||||||
| The USGenWeb Project Archives Digital Map Library | ||||||
| The USGenWeb Project - U. S. African American Griots | ||||||
| The Tombstone Transcription Project - Warren County | ||||||
| Georgia Family Group Sheets Project | ||||||
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Neighboring County Sites - |
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| Glascock | Hancock | Jefferson | ||||
| Washington | Wilkes | |||||
| McDuffie | Richmond | Taliaferro | ||||
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Our State Coordinator is Linda Blum Barton Our Assistant State Coordinator is Vivian Price Saffold Regional Assistant is Vivian Price Saffold This page was last updated on -10/17/2013 Compilation Copyright 1998-Present by The GAGenWeb Project Thanks to Alfred Kitchen, Ray Thigpen, Greg Holley & Tom Simmons for their work on the site over the years. |
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