Camden County (Ga.)

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Approximately 300 large format aerial photographs of Camden County and other nearby locations. Several photographs were captured in 1953.

Scope and Contents Records from Camden County (Ga.) departments including, courts (Superior, Inferior, Ordinary, Probate, Justice, and City Courts), Tax assessor, Sheriff, Education, and Elections. Types of records in this collection include, tax digests (improved and wild), civil and criminal records, court minutes, interrogatories, judgments, dockets, deed indexes (including transactions involving slavery), land grants, plat drawings, and property indentures, estates (wills, guardianships,...

Scope and Contents This collection contains the Coastal Highway District of Georgial meeting agendas and notes from 1924 to 1984, and the minute books from 1958 to 1970. It also contains planning records, budget and expense reports, permits and drawings dealing with the design and construction of the Eugene Talmadge Memorial Bridge (1953) over the Savannah River. The remainder of the collection focuses on the commissions efforts to promote tourism in the six Georgia coastal counties...

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Collection of photographs, photo albums, scrapbooks with newspaper clippings, published books, telephone books, and loose documents. There are 4 albums of more recent photos labeled: Bulldogs Vol. I and II, and Oakwell and Bulldogs Vol I and II.))

Scope and Contents This collection contains microfilms of 19th and early 20th century census records and slave schedules from Camden County (Ga.) and neighboring counties in Georgia and Florida; microfiche of Georgia and Florida Deaths, Marriages, and Florida Divorces; newspaper editions from the St. Marys newspaper, Camden County Tribune, and the Kingsland newspaper, Southeast Georgian, and their combined successor, the Tribune and Georgian. Other regional and southern-focused subject materials...

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1 68” square surveyors map (blueprint) of Camden County, created by James Fort King.