The Surviving Docket consists primarily of estate inventories, sales, returns, guardianship papers, or distributions to heirs which were recorded at the courthouse from July 1847 through January 1852. While most of the documents are contemporary to that time period, some of the returns date back to estate settlements in the 1820s. These records provide direct evidence of family relationships and marriages for many of the early pioneers in this area, including farmers, planters, and slave families. All names and dates are in bold print. A one to one relationship has been maintained between the pages of the original document and their transcription so as to facilitate an easy comparison back to the original documents if one should desire to do so.
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This is a series of volumes transcribed from the Berrien and Lowndes Counties, Georgia, newspapers for the years 1868 through the early 1900s. These newspapers also recorded obituaries and death notices from Brooks, Clinch, Coffee, Colquitt, Echols, Irwin, Ware and Worth Counties, Georgia. Also some North Florida obituaries and death notices are recorded. Soft cover and printed on high quality 24 lb. paper. Each volume is indexed and cross referenced.