Union-Recorder (Milledgeville)

HISTORY

Newspapers

  • From Georgia Historic Newspapers: "Milledgeville's Union and Recorder was created by a merger between the Federal Union and Southern Recorder in 1872. Following the merger, the Democratic paper was delivered every Wednesday and could be purchased at two dollars per year; the editor was S. N. Boughton and the publishers were Boughton, and Barnes & Moore. Eventually, the paper adopted its contemporary name, the Union Recorder, in 1886. The Union Recorder continued to prosper during the remainder of the twentieth century, and today serves as the primary news organ for the city of Milledgeville. Under the ownership of Community Newspaper Holdings, the award-winning paper publishes issues five days a week with a circulation of over 7,000."

  • Legal organ for Baldwin County

City

County

Superior Court Districts

  • Western Circuit, Dec. 7, 1805 — Dec. 10, 1807

  • Ocmulgee Circuit, Dec. 10, 1807 —

Population - Census

  • 1810: 6,356

  • 1820: 7,734

  • 1830: 7,295

  • 1840: 7,250

  • 1850: 8,148

  • 1860: 9,078

  • 1870: 10,618

  • 1880: 13,806

  • 1890: 14,608

  • 1900: 17,768

  • 1910: 18,354

  • 1920: 19,791

  • 1930: 22,878

  • 1940: 24,190

  • 1950: 29,706

  • 1960: 34,064

ALREADY DIGITIZED BY DLG

FILM HOLDINGS within Proposed Theme (6 Reels)

  • May 5, 1938 - Mar 28, 1940

  • Apr 4, 1940 - Dec 18, 1941

  • Jan 1, 1942 - Oct 28, 1944

  • Nov 2,1944 - Dec 26, 1946

  • Jan 2, 1947 - Sep 30, 1948

  • Oct 7, 1948 - Mar 30, 1950