Upson County Wills, Estates, Church Records
Upson County was created from parts of Pike and Crawford counties in 1824. It was named after Stephen Upson, a lawyer, and legislator. County Seat: Thomaston, Georgia.
Indexes to Upson County Probate Records
Will Book B, 1876-1915)
Marriages
Union County Marriages from newspapers 1885-1886
Images of Upson County Wills and Estates, Book A, 1825-1850
- Baldwin, Joseph.
- Barker, John.
- Bass, Larkin.
- Blalock, James.
- Bunkley, Machrine.
- Clark, Julius.
- Cobb, Catharine.
- Collier, Isaac.
- Colquitt, John.
- Couper, James.
- Duke, Stephen.
- Ellerbee, William Thomas.
- Gadsden, Quincy.
- Gardner, Sterling.
- Garland, Henry, Sr.
- Gibson, James.
- Goode, John.
- Gresham, John.
- Gwyn, James.
- Haldox, Rachel.
- Hampton, Joseph.
- Hardy, Sutton.
- Harrell, Barbary.
- Head, William.
- Hightower, John.
- Holloway, Edward.
- Holloway, Frances.
- Holloway, Patrick.
- Holloway, Peter.
- Howell, Burwell.
- Howell, Casper.
- Ivy, Lydia.
- Jackson, Isaac.
- Johnson, Moses.
- Kelly, Michael, applies for citizenship.
- Kendall, Henry.
- Leverett, Thomas.
- Mann, Nancy.
- Manning, Susanna.
- Martin, Anne.
- McCoy, Henry.
- McKindly, Joseph.
- McKindley, Robert.
- Miller, William.
- Milling, Thomas.
- Parker, Samuel.
- Powell, George.
- Pulham, Nelson.
- Raines, John.
- Respass, Richard.
- Selman, William.
- Smith, Carlton.
- Snipes, William.
- Steagall, Ivy F.
- Traylor, John.
- Turner, John.
- Verdin, William.
- Walker, James.
- Waynman, Deborah.
- Womble, Enoch.
Traced Genealogies:
Upson County Families
| Baldwin | Richardson | Smith |
Church Records
- New Hope Primitive Baptist Church, Yatesville, 1824 members.