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1930 United States Federal Census

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Please choose a county in Georgia:

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