A Collection of Georgia Colonial Passenger Lists, Land Grants, Biographical Sketches

This information was abstracted from Candler's Colonial Record's of Georgia, and is very selective for the genealogist researching early settlers. The Biographical Sketches were developed as an effort to endeavor to learn what happened to Georgia's first families, particularly those who resided in Savannah and in Frederica. They begin with their arrival in the colony and are traced as far as possible. Other records are definitive subjects of land grants, orphans, deaths, Indian traders, etc.

Colonial Records

1741, 1754, 1759 Land Grants 1741-1750 Public Relief 1743 Debts Bethseda Orphanage Biograhical Sketches of Colonial Georgians Births and Baptisms Colonists who Left Deaths Emigrants, List of Indentured Servants Indian Traders Land Grants Marriages Parishe Boundaries Passenger Lists People who Quit the Colony Rangers/Regiments

Ship Passenger Lists

The Ann 1733 The Charles 1739 The Purisburg 1734 The Prince 1734 The Prince of Wales 1736

Darien Records

Darien 1738 Petition of Residents of Darien 1776 Map of Darien City Cemetery of Darien King George Fort Pre-Revolutionary War Darien Plat Darien Saw Mills St. Andrews Episcopal Church, Darien, Tombstones

Ebenezer Records

Ebenezer Residents from Auspurg Residents from Kaufbeuern Residents from Kemten Residents from Leutkirch Residents from Regenspurg Residents from Liebrach Residents from Lindau Residents from Lindaus Residents from Memmingen Residents from Kaufbeuern Residents from Nordlinger Signers of a 1738 Petition Plat of Ebenezer

Frederica Records

Frederica Bailiffs Constables Merchants Oglethorpe's Regiment Overseer of Trust Servants Residents 1735-1743

Savannah

Savannah 1st, 2nd and 3rd Bailiffs Baptisms Constables Storekeepers Assistants Town Recorder First Residents 1738 Residents Petition of 1738 1745-1747, 1759 Town Lots 1759 Wharf Lots Martyn's Map of Savannah

Georgia Pioneers was developed by Jeannette Holland Austin to share information preserved over a 40-year period. It contains traced genealogies, probate records, confederate deaths, revolutionary war pensions, cemeteries, obituaries, marriages, census, cherokees, births, school graduates, etc.
Biographical Sketches of Georgia Colonial Families and Traced Genealogies