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Grady
County,
Georgia
A Proud Member of the Genealogy
Trails Group
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Hello and welcome to the Genealogy Trails website for Grady
County, Georgia.
This County is available for adoption.
Our goal at Genealogy Trails is to help
you track your ancestors through time and place by transcribing
genealogical and historical data and placing it online for the free use
of all researchers.
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Grady County was created
by an act of the Georgia General Assembly on August 17, 1905 from
portions of Decatur and Thomas counties.
The County is named for Henry W. Grady, editor of the Atlanta
Constitution and noted orator
The county seat is Cairo, Georgia
Cities and towns
Incorporated: Cairo -- Whigham
Unincorporated: Akridge -- Beachton -- Boydville -- Brownlee
-- Calvary
Capel -- Duncanville -- Elpino -- Lime Sink -- Moncrief -- Nickleville
-- Peoples Still
Pine Park -- Reno -- Rocky Hill -- Roddenberry -- Spence
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Online Data
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Biographies
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Births
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Cemeteries
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Census
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Church Histories/Records
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County Records
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Court Records
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Deaths
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Family Bibles
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History
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Marriages
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Military
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Newspaper Data
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Obituaries
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Surnames
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Wills/Legal Records
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Website
Updates:
Dec.
2009;
Deaths
for 1919 to 1925; 9 Obits- bio for Russell, Randolph Brown- History of
towns
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