Christian Linebaugh; Allen Tooke History of Pulaski County, Georgia : official history Atlanta, Ga.: Press of W.W. Brown Pub. Co., 1935, 601 pgs. I: Indian civilization: The Indians in Pulaski County and Central Georgia I: Indian civilization: Old forts in Pulaski County I: Indian civilization: Blackshear trail II: Early history: Grant from State of Georgia to Micajah Gainey II: Early history: Representatives and senators from Pulaski County since it was created, December 13, 1808 II: Early history: Historical sketch of Bleckley County (Formerly Pulaski County) II: Early history: The colored citizens of Pulaski County III: Progress of county: Program of Pulaski County's permanent bridge construction III: Progress of county: Pulaski County and its highways IV: Hawkinsville and its organizations IV: Hawkinsville and its organizations: Mayors of Hawkinsville IV: Hawkinsville chapter, Daughters of American Revolution, 1920-1935 V Churches and church work: First Baptist Church of Hawkinsville has illustrious history VI: Educational institutions: County school superintendents of Pulaski County VI: Educational institutions: Old schools of Hawkinsville VI: Educational institutions: History of public school VII: Newspapers in Hawkinsville VIII: The War of 1812: Historic Hartford Road VIII: The War of 1812: Muster rolls of war of 1812-14 VIII: The War of 1812: Military records, 1784-1815--Soldiers IX: The war between the states: The birth of the confederacy and the shadow of war IX: The war between the states: Roster of Pulaski County volunteers IX: The war between the states IX Muster roll of Georgia Militia, Pulaski County, March 4, 1862 X: The land lottery: Official register of the land lottery XI: "Lest we forget": Spanish-American conflict XI: "Lest we forget": Roll of young men of Pulaski CountyXII: Biographical sketches: Charlton Berrien Adams XIII: Marriage records of Pulaski County XIV: Bible records--County officers Back matter