Publications

1830 & 1840 Federal Censuses of Carroll County, Georgia

Editor/Compiler

Carroll County Genealogical Society, 1998

Description:

1830 abstracts show head of household, number of free white males and females in age categories; number of slaves; categories for deaf, dumb, and blind; town or district.

1840 abstracts show Rev. War Pensioners; number engaged in mining, agriculture, commerce, etc. number in school, number in family over 21 who cannot read and write; number of insane.

1860 Carroll County, Georgia Census

Editor/Compiler

Carroll County Genealogical Society, 1991

Description:

Abstracts of families numbered in order of visitation; name of each person; color; age; sex; profession or occupation; place of birth; value of real estate; value of personal estate; persons over 20 who cannot read or write; whether deaf or dumb, blind, insane, etc. Reprint

Carroll County, Georgia, Cemeteries:

Editor/Compiler

Carroll County Genealogical Society, with assistance of grant from R. J. Taylor Foundation.
Vol. 1, 2005. Vol. 2, 2006

Description:

Carroll County Cemetery Book, Volume 1 Table of Contents, page 1

Carroll County Cemetery Book, Volume 1 – Table of Contents, page 2

Carroll County Cemetery Book, Volume 1 – Table of Contents, page 3

Carroll County Cemetery Book, Volume 1 – Locating land districts

Carroll County, Georgia, Cemeteries:

Editor/Compiler

Carroll County Genealogical Society, with assistance of grant from R. J. Taylor Foundation.
Vol. 1, 2005. Vol. 2, copyright 2006.

Description:

Every known cemetery in the county was surveyed, showing land districts, land lot numbers, name of cemetery, GPS coordinates, and transcription of cemetery markers. Full-name index.

Please note that Volume 2, Land Districts 2,3,4,5, and 6 (Eastern Section)  is SOLD OUT but we have numerous copies of Volume 1 now on sale.

Volume 1, Land Districts 7,8,9,10, and 11 (Western Section) – Please refer to the thumbnails above to see a listing of content.

Carroll County, Georgia, Souvenir-Historical Edition

Editor/Compiler

First edition 1910 Veterans of McDaniel (Curtis Camp) and Annie wheeler Chapter UDC. Reprinted by Carroll County Genealogical Society 1988, 2007, and 2010

Description:

This was originally published to raise money to purchase and erect a monument to the Confederate Veterans. Includes short history of Annie Wheeler Chapter, UDC; early officials of Carroll County; history of Carroll County; public school system; muster rolls; many pictures, and is fully indexed. Reprint

Georgia’s Last Frontier: The Development of Carroll County

Editor/Compiler

James C. Bonner. Reprinted in 1991 by the Carroll County Genealogical Society

Description:

A study that includes the entire area of the original county of Carroll. The author has made an effort to make this story more than one of local interest exclusively; he presents the story within the broad framework of state and regional history and includes a full spectrum of social, political, and economic aspects.

The Carroll County Story as told by the People

Editor/Compiler

Originally published by the Carroll County Sesquicentennial-Bicentennial Committee, 1976. Reprinted by the Carroll County Genealogical Society 2009

Description:

This volume is of, by, and for the people of Carroll County. It is unique in that the people of the county were asked to talk of their own traditions and beginnings, and to write a bit of it down to go into a souvenir book. Includes historic sites, schools, churches, and communities. Reprint

We are out of hardback copies, but paperback copies are still available.