This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!
Georgia in 1836 War and State Governance Address
Governor's message recounts Georgia's Seminole Creek War involvement, volunteer mobilization, armament logistics, and financial actions. It details troop leadership, treaty issues with Cherokee and Creek peoples, militia reform needs, internal improvements, and plans for a statewide railway and canal projects. The document also discusses state finances, deposits of federal funds, and calls for a codified Supreme Court and lunatic asylum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milledgeville
Senate
House of Representatives
General Assembly
Georgia
Eaton
Florida
Scott
Morgan Rangers
Pugram Fencibles
Mancock Blues
Macon
Maconan
Mark ©. Cooper
Ion
Piesata
United States Army
Cooper
Washington
Hancock
Jefferson
Baldwin County Coees
Zauston
Formh
Soto Dublin
Elect
Picolata
Washington, Hancock, and
U. States
Douglass
Jefferson Hussars
Charles H. Nelson
Cherokee
Wilkes
United States
Putnam Mounted Riflemen
Gainesville Dragoons
Walton County Cavalry
Buckskin Hussars
Dooly County
Butts County Cavalry
Twiggs Cavalry
Hawkinsville
David Ross
Black Creek
Burwell Pope
Pope
Eld
Secretary of War
Col. Haynes
War Department
Haynes
John H. Howard
Howard
Chattahoochie
Columbus
West Point
Savannah
Augusta
Talso
U.S. Arsenal
Gen. Scott
Hall
Darien
Jesup
Alabama
New Orleans
Mus
Sanford
John YW. A. Sanford
Henry H. Lowe
Zachariah White
Janes Wood
Tuskegee
Creek Country
Fort Mitchell
Roanoke
Beall
Chickasawhatchie
Baker County
Stewart
Randolph
Lee
Irwin
Baker
Telfair
Thomas
Lowndes
Farly
Ware
Sanguinary
Chattahoochee
Mays
Arkansas
McIntosh
Jim Henry
Patterson
Russell County
Garmany
Girard
Stewart County
Clay
Evans
Schley
Russell
Montgomery County
Col. Rockwell
Montgomery
D. Dearborn
Shepherd’s Field
Army
Waite
Senate of the
Gen. Carroll
Schemerhorn
Walker County
Hemphill
Lashley’s Ferry
Coosa River
Charles I. Nelson
Cherokee County
Ross
Tennessee
Wool
U.S. Army
Georgia Volunteers
Absalom Bishop
Nelson
Bishop
Vernon
Tennessee Volunteers
Dunlap
Tennessee Brigade
Willian N. Bishop
Tennessee Company
Cannon
Georgia Guard
John Howard Payne
General Assembly of
Army of
Thave
Col. Bomford
Ordinance Department
Mount Vernon
Messrs. Smith, Tucker & Marler
Executive Department
Central Bank of Georgia
Bank of Darien
Messrs
Joseph Cumming
James Hamilton Cooper
McIntosh County
William W. Holt
Treasury
Congress of the
Congress
Secretary of the Treasury
France
Elijah Sinclair
Cernan
Knoxville
Louisville
Cincinnati
Charleston
Atlantic
Kentucky
North Carolina
South Carolina
Knox Ville
Rabin Gap
Georga
James Stephens
Rhode Island
Providence
Newport
Stephens
A. T L. Brisbane
Edward B. White
Rabun Gap
Flint River
Chatahoochee
Eithou
Becaus
Flint Rivers
Savannah, Ogechee and
Altamahy
Chatham County
Canal Way
Jencks
Arnold
Burke
Richmond
Cotting
Layail
Supreme Court
U.S
S. States
Secretary of the Treasury of
The