The State of Georgia began
recording births in 1919. Birth Certificates are State Records and can be ordered
through the Georgia Department of Health
Vital Records
Division.
Note: At this time, Birth Records can only be issued to specific
individuals.
Death records contain similar information and can serve as a substitute for birth records
for people who were born before, and died after, 1919. |
Deaths were first
recorded Georgia in 1919. Death Certificates typically include the full name of the
decedent, date and place of birth and death, name and birthplace of both parents, and
other information such as occupation, military service, marital status and spouse's name.
Death Certificates can be ordered from the
GDH Vital
Records Division.
To find the death date or location for someone
who died in the 1960s or later, search the
Social Security Death Index. |
| Marriages were recorded in Madison County
beginning in 1812. Most marriages took place in the bride's county of residence.
Marriage records typically include the names of bride and groom, the marriage date,
and sometimes the name of a witness or officiates. Later records include the ages of
the bride and groom. They generally do not include the names of the
bride and groom's parents. Marriage records can be
ordered from the
Madison County Probate Clerk.
Copies of Marriage Records are $3.25.
Madison County Probate Court
P.O. Box 207
Danielsville, GA 30633
Phone: (706) 795-3354 |
Marriage
Records Online |
Marriage Index 1812-1908
This index lists the bride and groom and the Marriage Book and page number
where the marriage is recorded.
It does not include the marriage dates. |
Marriages
1812-1935
This is a partial but very extensive list of marriages 1812-1935 including the bride and
groom and the marriage date. |
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