National Archives at Atlanta

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Contact Information
E-mail: [mailto:atlanta.archives@nara.gov atlanta.archives@nara.gov]

Address:


 * 5780 Jonesboro Road
 * Morrow, Georgia 30260

Telephone: voice 770-968-2100 Fax:  770-968-2547

Hours and holidays: Tuesday - Saturday, 8:30 A.M. to 5:00 P.M.


 * Closed Sundays, federal holidays, and Saturdays that precede any federal holiday observed on a Monday.

Directions, maps, and public transportation:


 * In Morrow, Georgia six miles southeast of Hartsfield Atlanta Airport. Take I-75 to Exit 233, Morrow. Turn left onto Highway 54/Jonesboro Road. Go about 1-1/2 miles to the second building on the right after Clayton State Blvd.
 * Google Map
 * Buses canceled. Clayton County Transit Bus 501 and Bus 502 on Hwy 54/Jonesboro Road is suspended.

Internet sites and databases:


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 * Repository catalog online.
 * Repository database.
 * other(s).

Collection Description
Frequently used genealogy sources include censuses and indexes 1790-1930, immigration ship passenger arrivals for the Eastern and Gulf Coasts 1820-1982, military service records, pensions, bounty land warrants, and indexes 1775-1902, Federal naturalization records of Southeast states, land records, Native American records, and African American records.

Tips
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Guides

 * National Archives Southeast Region (Atlanta), Family History Sources. Brochure about significant collections.

Alternate Repositories
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Overlapping Collections


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