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Research Addresses

Helpful addresses and contact information for Telfair County, Georgia researchers looking for local records, family history, town information, probate records, and courthouse resources.

Telfair County Genealogy Research Address Book

This address book is provided as a starting place for researchers seeking information connected to Telfair County, Georgia families, communities, local government records, and historical resources.

Research note: Addresses, phone numbers, and office responsibilities may change over time. Please confirm current hours, fees, and record availability before mailing a request or visiting in person.

Local Research Addresses

Clerk of Superior Court

19 East Oak Street, Suite C, McRae-Helena, GA 31055
229-868-6525

Deeds, land indexes, and court records. Ask about historical holdings and access.

Published contact source

Telfair County Probate Court

19 East Oak Street, Suite A, McRae-Helena, GA 31055
229-868-6038

Probate, estate, and marriage research. Contact the court to confirm record dates.

Published contact source

City of McRae-Helena

25 South First Avenue, McRae-Helena, GA 31055
229-868-6051

McRae and Helena consolidated in 2015. Ask about access to former city records.

Published contact source

Sources checked October 3, 2026: clerk of court, library system, city government, and the Chamber’s county/municipal directory, linked in each entry. Confirm hours, mailing instructions, copy fees, and holdings before visiting. The former separate Helena and McRae entries have been replaced by McRae-Helena. For Scotland or Milan municipal records, use the county and municipal directory.

Historical and Statewide Research

Telfair County Historical Society: For a current society contact, ask the county coordinator at rachaelminceytelfair@gmail.com. A direct society postal address and telephone have not been verified for this directory.

Before You Write or Visit

When contacting an office for genealogical or historical research, it helps to make your request as clear and specific as possible.

Include full names. Use full names, maiden names, nicknames, and alternate spellings when known.
Provide dates. Include approximate birth, marriage, death, land, court, or probate dates when available.
Give a location. Mention the town, district, cemetery, church, or community connected to the person or family.
Ask about fees first. Some offices may charge for copies, searches, postage, or certified records.

Related Telfair County Resources

Continue your research with local history, cemeteries, photographs, marriage records, and education pages connected to Telfair County.