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1920 United States Federal Census

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Please choose a county in Georgia:

Appling Emanuel Newton
Atkinson Evans Oconee
Bacon Fannin Oglethorpe
Baker Fayette Paulding
Baldwin Floyd Pickens
Banks Forsyth Pierce
Barrow Franklin Pike
Bartow Fulton Polk
Ben Hill Gilmer Pulaski
Berrien Glascock Putnam
Bibb Glynn Quitman
Bleckley Gordon Rabun
Brooks Grady Randolph
Bryan Greene Richmond
Bulloch Gwinnett Rockdale
Burke Habersham Schley
Butts Hall Screven
Calhoun Hancock Spalding
Camden Haralson Stephens
Campbell Harris Stewart
Candler Hart Sumter
Carroll Heard Talbot
Catoosa Henry Taliaferro
Charlton Houston Tattnall
Chatham Irwin Taylor
Chattahoochee Jackson Telfair
Chattooga Jasper Terrell
Cherokee Jeff Davis Thomas
Clarke Jefferson Tift
Clay Jenkins Toombs
Clayton Johnson Towns
Clinch Jones Treutlen
Cobb Laurens Troup
Coffee Lee Turner
Colquitt Liberty Twiggs
Columbia Lincoln Union
Cook Lowndes Upson
Coweta Lumpkin Walker
Crawford Macon Walton
Crisp Madison Ware
Dade Marion Warren
Dawson McDuffie Washington
De Kalb McIntosh Wayne
Decatur Meriwether Webster
Dodge Miller Wheeler
Dooly Milton White
Dougherty Mitchell Whitfield
Douglas Monroe Wilcox
Early Montgomery Wilkes
Echols Morgan Wilkinson
Effingham Murray Worth
Elbert Muscogee

Census Records - Counties

After separating the census records into groups by state, the federal government subdivided these records into county groups. Searching for an ancestor on the county level provides a smaller region for research if you remain uncertain about the specific township where your ancestor resided. Researchers should also be aware of boundary line or jurisdictional changes through time. These changes may affect where an ancestor was enumerated on the census, so it remains important to search the counties surrounding the area where your ancestor lived.