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| | Monroe County, Georgia Genealogical Records Information |
 | | Georgia's 50th county was named for James Monroe, who was President of the United States when the county was created. |
 | | The new county seat was named Forsyth, in honor of Georgia politician and diplomat John Forsyth (1780-1840) In an act of Dec. 10, 1823, the legislature confirmed this action by designating Forsyth permanent county seat and incorporating it as a town (Ga. Laws 1823, p. |
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