Records of Board of Commissioners of Poor School Fund (1841-1866)
Confederate Pension and Roster Records (1890-1959)
Dependent Families of Pike County Confederate Soldiers (1865)
Estate Records, Administrator Bonds (1829-1962)
Estate Records, Letters of Administration (1856-1973)
Estate Records, Annual Returns (1824-1900)
Estate Records, Letters of Dismission (1881-1972)
Estate Records, Guardian Bonds (1829-1974)
Estate Records, Guardian Letters (1856-1974)
Estate Records, Inventories and Appraisements (1824-1971)
Estate Records, Miscellaneous (1823-1914)
Estate Records, Bills of Sale (1824-1868)
Estate Records, Testamentary Letters (1865-1933)
Estate Records, Twelve Months Support (1882-1924)
Estate Records, Vouchers (1824-1900)
Estate Records, Wills (1823-1914)
Homestead Records (1868-1908)
Inferior Court Minutes (1825-1873)
Marriage Records (1823-1974)
Marriage Index, Female (1823-1950)
Ordinary Minutes (1856-1974)
Ordinary Minutes Index (1830-1873)
Poor Schools Minutes (1841)
Superior Court County Court Docket (1866-1868)
Deeds and Mortgage General Index (1823-1906)
Deeds and Mortgages (1823-1903)
Deeds and Mortgages (1974-1975)
Dentists Register (1898-1941)
Military Discharge Records (1942-1963)
Superior Court District Court Docket (1871)
Superior Court Docket (1837-1839)
Superior Court Judgement Docket (1837-1839)
Druggest Records (1898-1941)
Superior Court Memorandum of Estrays (1838-1839)
Superior Court Homestead Records (1828-1908)
List of Superior Court Jurors (1837-1839)
Superior Court Minutes (1823-1903)
Physicians Register (1898-1941)
Persons Subject to Tax (1837-1839)
Tax Digests (1825-27, 1829, 1831, 1834-39, 1843, 1845, 1848, 1850-57, 1859, 1864, 1866, 1868 with list of freedmen/employer, 1871-72)

You have several options.

• You can submit a request to the state archives and they will conduct a search and send you the requested document for $25 out-of-state and $15 in-state. They are very prompt and do a wonderful job. The archives also have microfilm for sell, but you do have to get permission from the county itself to purchase the county records.

• You can rent the microfiche through your local LDS family history center at about $3.20 a roll and work with it yourself at their Family History Center. This is a very economical option.

• Some commercial companies, such as Heritage Quest, have microfilm for rent and purchase.

• You can try to locate a local volunteer or arrange a research swap with someone in the area. These arrangements can be very beneficial and it's very economical.

• You can hire a local researcher, either in Pike County or at the Georgia Department of Archives and History. If you want several documents, this option can be more economical than ordering from the archives.

  The address for the Pike County Courthouse is:

  Pike County Courthouse
  P.O. Box 10
  Zebulon, Georgia 30295-0010
  (770) 567-2000

  
  

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