Address: 5800 Jonesboro Rd, Morrow, GA 30260, USA
Phone: +16783643710
Sunday: Closed
Monday: Closed
Tuesday: 9AM–12PM
Wednesday: 9AM–12PM
Thursday: 9AM–12PM
Friday: 9AM–12PM
Saturday: 9AM–12PM
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An awesome place to chase your roots!!!
Roscoe Foster
Wonderful. People Friendly helpful courteous Facilities are spotlessly clean. Will be there later as l have more research
LISA NOVARRO
The staff is exceptional! I called today and spoke to Tamika on the phone asking for assistance finding online digital research materials. Tamika was SO HELPFUL and I gained a few more search tricks with her excellent guidance. Can't find what you need? Call the Ga Archives and get AWESOME, friendly assistance! I give the Archives 5 BIG GOLD Stars! Thank You for always being there!
Matt M
The only problem is getting in. Quite a convoluted set of doors that required us to call the front desk and then a long registration process and rather inhumane scanning process. But once you get in, the content is amazing, it is simply a library with digitized and tangible content such as books, photographs, Microcell, etc. I'd go back.
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Try and find her or her siblings death certificate I found my great great grandmother name like this born around that time also look at the neighborhood usually they live next door or in a sibling home good luck it get easier
I do not work at archives but to research for a living. Should be at state archives next week and will try to get a copy or at least a photo. Glade to help if I can. Doug Mabry
I believe Cindy list has a link there are ways, also if you are on Facebook ask on the Georgia genealogy group
They will be happy to show you how to find Joshua also ancestry give you 30 days free family search is free I see a Michigan divorce it could be him
Cynthia, use their Ancestry resources. Must visit and get registration card. Good luck
You can try finding his draft papers. The Georgia archives or national archives might have it. Is Abraham from Georgia?
They do not provide research services due to limited staff size. Their web page has a listing of outside researchers that provide hel0 for a fee. The Archives does provide some assistance through their "Ask an Archivist" part of website.
You can check the Court Records where he lived or pull his military records from ancestry.com Hope this helps my friend
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