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Atlanta Births
Deaths and Obituaries in the Atlanta Journal
Marriages
- 1869-1906 Fulton County Marriages from newspapers
- 1885-1886 Fulton County Marriages (from newspapers)
- 1887 Fulton County Marriages and Obituaries (from newspapers)
- Feb 5, 1889 Listing of Marriages
Fulton County Marriages from Civil War Pensions
Atlanta Marriages 1886 to 1893
- Ansley-Howard, Apr 16, 1889
- Atkinson-Hurst, Feb 11, 1889
- Aughtman-Ray, Mar 9, 1889
- Barnett-Finger of Lumberton NC, Feb 5, 1886
- Carr-Reeves, Jul 8, 1886
- Chesley-Doyle, Nov 17, 1886
- Conley-Murphey, Feb 1, 1886
- Curtiss-Eddy, Apr 26, 1886
- Kerr-Everett, Jul 21, 1886
- Mansfield-Arnsdale, Mar 26, 1886
- Marshall=Colquitt, June 3, 1886
- Meador-Fuller, Nov 3, 1886
- Mickleberry-Blacknall, Jan 18, 1886
- Murphy-Morris, Dec 31, 1886
- Peck-Wyly, Jan 25, 1887
- Russell-Byrd, Oct 28, 1886
- Stovall-Reese, Mar 19, 1889
- Strong-Graham, Mar 1, 1889
Tax Digests
Fulton County Wills
Images of Fulton County Wills
Indexes to Probate Records
- Index to Fulton County Will Book A, 1854-1882
- Index to Fulton County Will Book B, 1882-1894
- Index to Fulton County Annual Returns, Bk A, 1854-1861
- Index to Fulton County Annual Returns, Bk B, 1861-1865
- Index to Fulton County Annual Returns, Bk C, 1866-1888
- Index to Fulton County Inventories and Appraisements, Book A, 1854-1866
- Index to Fulton County Inventories and Appraisements, Book B, 1866-1883
- Index to Fulton County Miscellaneous Estates 1870-1935
- Index to Fulton County Indentures of Apprenticeship 1899-1913
City Directories
Military Records
Militia
Confederate Rosters etc.
Confederate Cemeteries
- Confederate and Union Soldiers buried in the Oakland Cemetery, Atlanta, Georgia; locations pinpointed; names of hospitals where they died
- Confederate Soldiers Buried in Hollywood Cemetery, published in Atlanta Journal (1893)
Videos of Atlanta
Memoirs of Georgia
Miscellaneous Will & Estates Images
Fulton County Records
Fulton was created in 1853. In 1857 Milton County (now now Fulton County) included parts of Cherokee, Forsyth and Cobb Counties. Milton was named for John Milton, Georgia's first Secretary of State and ws located North of the Chattahochee River (now Fulton County). Fulton was named for Robert Fulton, the famous inventor who experimented with a submarine boat in 1801 in France and built the
Clermont, a steamboat which sailed up the Hudson River in 1807. During the Revolutionary War, Milton traveled to Charleston, South Carolina, and New Bern, North Carolina before moving to Maryland with the official records of the state while Georgia was occupied by the English. Campbell and Milton County merged with Fulton on January 1, 1932. At this time Roswell was ceded from Cobb County.
Early settlers: Laughlin Arendall, Stephen Aldredge, Washington Archer, Aaron Alexander, George H. Brown, Michael Bloomfield, William L. Baldwin, F. N. Chisholm, James Campbell, Meredith Collier, Frederick Deckner, Reuben Dunning, Jerry Freeman, James Franklin, William Gray, Solomon Hopkins, William Hill, Willis Johnson, Benjamin Johnson, Thomas Kennedy, Benjamin King, Alexander Luckie, Aaron Merriam, Aaron Nunnally, Basil Overby, Poole, Ephraim, Joseph Robinson, Welcome Sparks, James Turner, William Underwood and Samuel Walker.
Also, see Campbell and Milton County Records, which counties were once part of Fulton. Fulton County records begin in 1854.
Old Atlanta by Jeannette Holland Austin
Church Records
Nancy Creek Church Minutes and Memberships 1824-1833 (old DeKalb County) Druid Hills Baptist Church of Atlanta First Baptist Church of Atlanta Trinity Methodist Church of Atlanta List of Atlanta Churches in 1886 Maps
Miscellaneous
