Pulaski County Records
Pulaski County was created 13 December 1808 from Laurens County. It was
named for Polish Count Casimir Pulaski who died in Savannah of wounds
suffered in the Revolutionary War. The Ocmulgee River runs through
Pulaski County, and this area was the capital of the Creek Indian
Confederacy. The county seat is Hawkinsville. Pulaski County Records Available to Members of Georgia Pioneers
Pulaski County Wills
- Will Book A, 1810-1816 (abstracts).
- Will Book B, 1816-1854 (abstracts).
- Will Book C, 1855-1906.
- Annual Returns, Inventories, Sales, 1816-1841
- Annual Returns, Inventories, Sales, 1841-1851
- Annual Returns, Inventories, Sales, 1851-1854
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