BRANTLEY COUNTY, GEORGIA, 

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CREATION OF BRANTLEY COUNTY

An Amendment to the Georgia Constitution, approved by the Georgia General Assembly on August 14, 1920, created the County of Brantley, and designated Hoboken, Ga. as its first county site. Three years later, after a vote of the people, and numerous court battles, the Georgia Supreme Court changed the county site to Nahunta, located nine miles east, across "fire tower ridge," and west of the sunrise coming across Glynn Co.  

 

The Coordinator of the GAGENWEB pages for Brantley County is Thomas Earl Cleland.  We solicit your input.

THE PEOPLE OF BRANTLEY COUNTY are in LOVE!!

There is a charm in the very name of Georgia; there is glory in every page of her history;

there is a fascination in her literature; there is a sense of unapproachable beauty in her natural resources, forests, coasts, and fields.

There is a spell in her climate. We know the beauty of her genial sky.

There is not in Georgia a mountain, plain, or river, we do not love.

We look back over her most glorious history from the time of Oglethorpe with pride.  

Brantley County is located west of the sunrise in Glynn and Camden Counties, and east of the sunset in Ware and Pierce Counties.

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