Records are available though your local LDS Family History Center.

• Roster of Revolutionary Soldiers and Patriots in Georgia by Louise Milam Julich (1979)
  Revolutionary Soldiers in Georgia by Thomas M. Owen which is a roster of veterans living in Georgia originally printed in 1911

Again, since the United States did not exist during to the Revolutionary War, there are no 'official' records of the war. However, some records did survive at the local level. The bulk of the information exists in rosters than provide the the soldiers name and military unit.

Service Records

Veteran's Benefits

Records are also available though your local LDS Family History Center.

For prior records, index is Records for the Period Between the Revolution and the War of 1812.

Records are available though your local LDS Family History Center.

Service records, again, are similar to those previously mentioned. The Service Record index is Records of Indian and Related Wars. There is both an index by name and state/territory.

Veteran's Benefits are called the Mexican War Series and cover the period of 1817-1898 but were not active until 1892. The index is Index to Indian War Pension Files, 1892-1926.

Records are available though the National Archives

Veteran's Benefits are called the Mexican War Series and cover the period of 1846-1848 but were not active until 1887. The index is Index to Mexican War Pension Files, 1887-1926.

Records are available though the National Archives and Records.

Click here for some transcribed military and pension records.

The Civil War Soldiers and Sailors System is a computerized database containing very basic facts about servicemen who served on both sides during the Civil War. The initial focus of the CWSS is the Names Index Project, a project to enter names and other basic information from 5.4 million soldier records in the National Archives. The facts about the soldiers are being entered from records that are indexed to many millions of other documents about Union and Confederate Civil War soldiers maintained by the National Archives and Records Administration.

The Georgia Archives in Atlanta has compiled service and pension records for Confederate soldiers, musters and payrolls.

• Service Records
• Union Soldiers

  There is no master index to Civil War service records but there is a separate index by name for each state. Service Records for Union soldiers include all of the prior information along with these possible additions:

  Date of Rank changes, date-place-nature of Discharge,
  Voluntary Enlistment Information which may have
  [Age, Place of Birth, Occupation, Personal Description],
  Injury Information [Age, Marital Status, Place of Residence,
  Date and Nature of Injury], Casualty Information [Date and Place of Death]
  

  Draft records and Service Histories may also be available along with Burial Records and Headstone Applications. Headstone applications from 1879 to 1903 are arranged chronologically by State and County of burial.

  Confederate Soldiers

  Service records are available, although they may be as detailed. There are three indexes:

  • Records Filed by State
    Records for Troops in Non-State Organizations
    Officers and Enlisted Personnel - Job Related
    

  There is a consolidated index (alphabetical by Name) and an index by State.

  Service Records for the Confederate soldiers are available though your local LDS Family History Center. Service Records for both Confederate and Union soldiers are available though the National Archives and Records.