— about 54 years ago
Date | Event |
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1185-08-15 |
The cave city of Vardzia is consecrated by Queen Tamar of Georgia. |
1732-06-09 |
Royal charter for Georgia granted to James Oglethorpe |
1733-02-12 |
Georgia founded by James Oglethorpe, at site of Savannah |
1736-02-05 |
Methodists John & Charles Wesley arrive in Savannah, Georgia |
1742-06-09 |
Battle of Bloody Marsh-Spanish assault on Simons Island, Georgia |
1749-10-26 |
Georgia Colony reverses itself & rules slavery is legal |
1776-01-18 |
James Wright, Royal Governor of Georgia, is placed under house arrest by Major Joseph Habersham |
1777-02-05 |
Georgia becomes 1st US state to abolish both entail & primogeniture |
1778-12-29 |
English troops occupy Savannah, Georgia |
1783-07-24 |
Georgia becomes a protectorate of tsarist Russia |
1785-01-27 |
1st US state university chartered, Athens Georgia |
1786-02-13 |
Abraham Baldwin selected president of University of Georgia |
1788-01-02 |
Georgia is 4th state to ratify US constitution |
1788-02-01 |
1st US steamboat patent issued, by Georgia to Briggs & Longstreet |
1794-01-11 |
Robert Forsythe, a U.S. Marshal is killed in Augusta, Georgia when trying to serve court papers, the first US marshal to die while carrying out his duties. |
1801-03-03 |
1st US Jewish governor, David Emanuel, takes office in Georgia |
1823-12-19 |
Georgia passes 1st US state birth registration law in US |
1825-02-12 |
Creek Indian treaty signed. Tribal chiefs agree to turn over all their land in Georgia to the government & migrate west by Sept 1, 1826 |
1832-12-24 |
1st US Negro hospital founded by whites chartered, Savannah, Georgia |
1836-12-10 |
Emory College (now Emory University) is chartered in Oxford, Georgia. |
1848-12-26 |
William & Ellen Craft escape from slavery in Georgia |
1856-03-05 |
Georgia becomes 1st state to regulate railroads |
1861-01-03 |
US Ft Pulaski & Ft Jackson, Savannah, seized by Georgia |
1861-01-19 |
Georgia secedes from the Union (US Civil War) |
1861-04-08 |
US mint at Dahlonega, Georgia, seized by confederacy (US Civil War) |
1862-04-11 |
Rebels surrender Ft Pulaski, Georgia-Rebels surrender |
1862-04-12 |
Union troops occupy Fort Pulaski Georgia |
1863-02-28 |
Confederate raider "Nashville" sinks near Fort McAllister Georgia |
1863-03-03 |
Federal ironclad ships bombard Fort McAllister, Georgia |
1863-10-28 |
Battle at Wauhatchie, Georgia: 865 killed or injured |
1864-02-22 |
-27] Battle at Dalton Georgia |
1864-02-27 |
6th & last day of battle at Dalton, Georgia (about 600 casualties) |
1864-04-17 |
Bread revolt in Savannah, Georgia |
1864-05-05 |
Campaign in Northern Georgia - Chattanooga GA to Atlanta GA |
1864-05-06 |
US Civil war: General Sherman begins advance to Atlanta Georgia |
1864-05-13 |
-16] Atlanta Campaign: Battle of Resaca Georgia |
1864-05-17 |
Battle of Adairsville Georgia, Union forces Confederates to retreat |
1864-05-19 |
Skirmish at Cassville Georgia |
1864-06-01 |
Confederate cruiser Georgia sold to a British merchant in Liverpool. |
1864-06-12 |
Skirmish at Mcafee's Cross Road Georgia, about 57 dies in battle |
1864-06-15 |
-17] Skirmish at Gilgal Church, Georgia |
1864-06-16 |
Skirmish at Golgotha, Georgia |
1864-06-17 |
-18] Confederate troops pull back out Solves/lost Mt, Georgia |
1864-06-17 |
Skirmish at Mud Creek/Noyes's (Nose) Creek, Georgia |
1864-06-19 |
Skirmish at Pine Knob Georgia |
1864-06-20 |
Skirmish at Lattermore's Mills/Powder Springs Georgia |
1864-06-22 |
Skirmish at Culp's (Kulp's) House, Georgia |
1864-07-04 |
-9] Battle at Chattahoochee River, Georgia |
1864-07-26 |
Battle at Ezra Chapel (Church), Georgia [Hood's Third Sortie] |
1864-08-14 |
-16] Confederate General Joe Wheeler besieges Dalton, Georgia |
1864-08-31 |
Atlanta Campaign: Battle of Jonesboro Georgia, 1900 casualties |
1864-09-01 |
2nd day of battle at Jonesboro Georgia, about 3,000 casualties |
1864-11-11 |
Sherman's troops destroy Rome, Georgia |
1864-11-16 |
Confederate retreat at Lovejoy, Georgia |
1864-11-21 |
-22] Battle at Griswoldville, Georgia |
1864-11-22 |
American Civil War Battle at Griswoldville, Georgia, ends after 650 casualties |
1864-11-23 |
-25] Battle at Ball's Ferry Georgia (30 casualties) |
1864-11-25 |
Confederate retreat at Sandersville, Georgia |
1864-11-26 |
Confederate troops vacate Sandersville Georgia |
1864-11-26 |
Skirmish at Sylvan Brutal/Waynesboro, Georgia |
1864-11-27 |
2nd day of Battles at Waynesboro, Georgia |
1864-11-28 |
3rd day of Battles at Waynesboro/Jones's Plantation, Georgia |
1864-11-29 |
4th & last day of skirmishes at Waynesboro, Georgia |
1864-12-01 |
Skirmish at Millen Brutal, Georgia |
1864-12-02 |
Skirmish at Rocky Creek Church, Georgia |
1864-12-03 |
Skirmish at Thomas' Station, Georgia |
1864-12-07 |
Skirmish at Ebenezer Creek/Cypress Swamp, Georgia |
1864-12-21 |
General Sherman conquers Savannah, Georgia |
1865-04-13 |
Sherman's march through Georgia begins |
1865-05-10 |
Jefferson Davis captured at Irwinsville Georgia |
1865-05-19 |
President Jefferson Davis is captured by Union Cavalry in Georgia |
1867-02-14 |
Morehouse College organizes (Augusta Georgia) |
1870-01-10 |
Georgia legislature reconvenes |
1870-07-15 |
Georgia becomes last confederate to be readmitted to US |
1871-01-16 |
Jefferson Long of Georgia sworn in as 2nd black congressman |
1871-02-01 |
Jefferson Long of Georgia is 1st black to make an official speech in House of Reps (opposing leniency to former Confederates) |
1873-07-01 |
Henry Ossian Flipper of Georgia one of the first African Americans enters West Point Military Academy |
1885-10-13 |
The Georgia Institute of Technology (Georgia Tech) is founded in Atlanta, Georgia. |
1889-01-15 |
The Coca-Cola Company, then known as the Pemberton Medicine Company, is originally incorporated in Atlanta, Georgia. |
1893-12-20 |
1st state anti-lynching statute approved, in Georgia |
1897-08-04 |
Henry A Rucker appointed Collector of Internal Revenue for Georgia |
1905-09-22 |
Race riot in Atlanta Georgia (10 blacks & 2 whites killed) |
1906-09-22 |
Race riot in Atlanta Georgia, kills 21 |
1909-05-17 |
White firemen on Georgia lroad strike to protest against hiring blacks |
1911-08-28 |
45.7 cm rainfall at St George, Georgia (state record) |
1913-02-28 |
6.8-m, 4000-kg elephant seal killed, South Georgia (S Atlantic) |
1915-08-15 |
Journalist Albert Siegfried Bettelheim, convicted of murder in Georgia |
1916-10-07 |
Georgia Tech, coached by John Heisman, defeat Cumberland 222-0, the most lopsided score in the history of college football |
1920-01-16 |
Georgia declares independence |
1920-05-07 |
USSR recognizes Georgia's independence |
1921-02-12 |
Soviet troops invade Georgia |
1921-02-21 |
Constituent Assembly of the Democratic Republic of Georgia adopts the country's first constitution. |
1921-02-25 |
Tbilisi, capital of the Democratic Republic of Georgia, occupied by Bolshevist Russia. |
1922-03-15 |
1st southern radio station begins (WSB, Atlanta Georgia) |
1922-10-03 |
Rebecca Felton of Georgia becomes 1st woman in Senate |
1926-02-09 |
Teaching theory of evolution forbidden in Atlanta, Georgia schools |
1932-02-02 |
Al Capone sent to prison (Atlanta, Georgia) |
1933-09-25 |
1st state poorhouse opens in Smyrna, Georgia |
1936-04-06 |
Tornado, kills 203 & injuring 1,800 in Gainesville Georgia |
1940-01-27 |
-17°F (-27°C), CCC Camp F-16, Georgia (state record) |
1942-12-08 |
8th Heisman Trophy Award: Frank Sinkwich, Georgia (HB) |
1943-08-25 |
US forces overrun New Georgia in Solomon Islands during WW II |
1949-06-09 |
Mrs Georgia Neese Clark of Kansas becomes 1st woman treasurer of US |
1951-09-09 |
Louise Suggs wins LPGA Carrollton Georgia Golf Open |
1952-07-24 |
112°F (44°C), Louisville, Georgia (state record) |
1953-02-19 |
Georgia approves US 1st literature censorship board |
1954-04-04 |
Louise Suggs wins LPGA Carrollton Georgia Golf Open |
1955-01-08 |
Georgia Tech ends Kentucky's 130-game home basketball win streak |
1957-02-14 |
Georgia Senate unanimously approves Sen Leon Butts' bill barring blacks from playing baseball with whites |
1960-11-14 |
Ray Charles' "Georgia On My Mind" reaches #1 |
1961-01-11 |
Racial riot at University of Georgia |
1961-12-21 |
Beatles record "Sweet Georgia Brown" & "Ready Teddy" |
1962-02-12 |
Bus boycott starts in Macon, Georgia |
1962-07-10 |
Martin Luther King Jr. arrested during demonstration in Georgia |
1962-07-27 |
Martin Luther King Jr. jailed in Albany Georgia |
1962-08-15 |
Shady Grove Baptist Church burned in Leesburg Georgia |
1962-09-25 |
Black church is destroyed by fire in Macon Georgia |
1963-10-13 |
15th Ryder Cup: US beats 23-9 at East Lake Country Club (Atlanta, Georgia, US) |
1966-09-06 |
Race riot in Atlanta, Georgia |
1967-01-09 |
Georgia legislature seats Rep Julian Bond |
1967-01-10 |
Lester Maddox inaugurated as governor of Georgia |
1970-05-12 |
Race riots in Augusta Georgia; 6 blacks killed (5 by cops) |
1972-03-03 |
Sculpted figures of Jefferson Davis, Robert E. Lee, & Stonewall Jackson are completed at Stone Mountain Georgia |
1979-06-23 |
Charlie Daniels Band releases "Devil Went Down to Georgia" |
1980-07-02 |
Julie Marie Bryan, 18, of Georgia, crowned America's Young Woman of Yr |
1980-11-22 |
Georgia tanker at Pilottown La, spills 1.3 million gallons of oil after an anchor chain caused a ship to leak |
1981-01-01 |
Georgia beats Notre Dame in Sugar Bowl for college football title |
1981-08-18 |
Football running back, Herschel Walker, of U of Georgia, takes out a Lloyd's of London insurance policy for $1 million |
1981-10-27 |
Andrew Young, former UN Ambassador, elected mayor of Atlanta, Georgia |
1981-10-28 |
Edward M McIntrye elected 1st black mayor of Augusta Georgia |
1982-03-19 |
Falklands War: Argentinian forces land on South Georgia Island, precipitating war with the U.K.. |
1982-04-26 |
Argentina surrenders to Britain on S Georgia near Falkland Island |
1982-12-04 |
48th Heisman Trophy Award: Herschel Walker, Georgia (RB) |
1982-12-05 |
Herschel Walker of Georgia wins Heisman Trophy |
1983-01-01 |
Penn State beats Georgia in Sugar Bowl for college football title |
1985-10-03 |
South Georgia & South Sandwich Islands adopts constitution |
1986-06-30 |
Georgia sodomy law upheld by US Supreme Court (5-4) |
1990-07-29 |
28th Tennis Fed Cup: USA beats USSR in Atlanta Georgia (2-1) |
1990-09-20 |
South Ossetia declares its independence from Georgia. |
1991-03-31 |
Soviet Rep of Georgia endorsed independence; Warsaw Pact dissolves |
1991-04-05 |
Southeast Airlines Embracer 120 crashes in Georgia, killing 23 |
1991-04-09 |
Georgia SSR votes to secede from USSR |
1991-04-29 |
Earthquake in Georgia, kills 100 |
1992-02-23 |
The Socialist Labour Party is founded in Georgia. |
1993-06-26 |
Rebecca Jones, 18, of Georgia, crowned America's Junior Miss |
1993-09-22 |
A Transair Georgian Airlines Tu-154 is shot down by a missile in Sukhumi, Georgia. |
1994-08-13 |
Train crash in Tbilisi Georgia, 24 killed |
1996-03-31 |
15th NCAA Women's Basketball Championship: Tenn beats Georgia 83-65 |
1996-07-19 |
XXVI Olympic games open in Atlanta Georgia |
1996-08-04 |
26th Olympic games closes at Atlanta, Georgia |
1997-12-29 |
Carquest Bowl 8: Georgia Tech beats West Virginia, 35-30 |
1998-10-14 |
Eric Robert Rudolph is charged with 6 bombings including the 1996 Centennial Olympic Park bombing in Atlanta, Georgia. |
2000-01-30 |
Super Bowl XXXIV: St. Louis Rams beat Tennessee Titans, 23-16 at the Georgia Dome Atlanta MVP: Kurt Warner, St. Louis, QB |
2000-03-20 |
Jamil Abdullah Al-Amin, a former Black Panther once known as H. Rap Brown, is captured after a gun battle that leaves a Georgia sheriff's deputy dead. |
2000-03-28 |
A Murray County, Georgia, school bus is hit by a CSX freight train (3 children die in this accident). |
2002-02-15 |
At the Tri-State Crematory in La Fayette, Georgia, investigators find uncremated bodies disposed of in the woods and buildings on the crematorium's property. The discovery reveals one of the worst incidents of abuse in the funeral service industry. |
2002-04-01 |
64th NCAA Men's Basketball Championship: at Georgia Dome Atlanta |
2003-11-22 |
In Tbilisi, Georgia, opponents of President Eduard Shevardnadze seize the parliament building and demand the president's resignation. |
2004-01-14 |
The national flag of Georgia, the so-called "five cross flag", was restored to official use after a hiatus of some 500 years. |
2004-03-02 |
Voters in the U.S. state of Georgia vote on a referendum concerning its Confederacy-derived flag. |
2005-05-10 |
A hand grenade which was thrown by Vladimir Arutyunian lands about 65 feet (20 metres) from U.S. President George W. Bush while he was giving a speech to a crowd in Tbilisi, Georgia, but it malfunctions and does not detonate. |
2006-08-27 |
Comair Flight 5191 crashes on takeoff from Blue Grass Airport in Lexington, Kentucky bound for Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport in Atlanta, Georgia. Of the passengers and crew, 49 of 50 are confirmed dead in the hours following the crash. |
2006-11-12 |
The former Soviet republic of South Ossetia holds a referendum on independence from Georgia. |
2008-08-07 |
Georgia launches a military offensive to surround and capture the capital of South Ossetia, Tskhinvali, from Russian control, starting the South Ossetia War. |
2008-08-08 |
Georgian invasion into South Ossetia. Begin of five-day war between Georgia and Russia. |
2011-08-23 |
5.8 earthquake occurrs in Mineral, Virginia felt as far north as Ontario and as far south as Atlanta, Georgia |
2013-11-17 |
Giorgi Margvelashvili becomes the President of Georgia |
2016-03-25 |
Hollywood actors join Georgia boycott threats over gay bill |
2017-02-08 |
Triple-murder suspect kills self after motel standoff in Georgia |
2017-04-15 |
Georgia Officers are Fired After Kicking Man at Traffic Stop |
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Date | Event |
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1696-12-22 |
James Oglethorpe, England, General/author/colonizer (Georgia) |
1814-02-07 |
Gardner Quincy Colton, Georgia, Vermont, USA, American lecturer who was the first to use nitrous oxide as an anesthetic in dentistry |
1825-06-05 |
Jabez Lamar Monroe Curry, Georgia, educator (Rep-Ala, 1857-61) |
1829-01-30 |
Alfred Cummings, Georgia, Brig Gen (Confederate Army), died in 1910 |
1851-08-14 |
Doc Holliday, Griffin Georgia, American gambler, dentist and gunfighter (Gunfight at the O.K. Corral) |
1856-03-21 |
Henry Ossian Flipper, Thomasville, Georgia, American soldier, former slave and first African American to graduate from the United States Military Academy at West Point in 1877 |
1859-10-11 |
Georgia Woodthorpe, Kultur |
1860-10-31 |
Juliette Gordon Low, Savannah Georgia, American activist/founder (Girl Scouts of America) |
1876-07-17 |
Rosa Jackson Lumpkin, Georgia, lived to be 115 (died in 1991) |
1876-10-30 |
Georgia Caine, Hail the Conquering Hero |
1877-09-10 |
Georgia B D Camp Johnson, US, poet/playwright (Autumn Love Cycle) |
1878-02-27 |
Georgia Burke, The Cool World |
1884-06-13 |
Georgia Simmons, 8½ |
1885-04-29 |
Wallingford Riegger, Albany Georgia, composer (Bacchangle) |
1886-02-28 |
Georgia Stark, The Wizard of Oz |
1886-12-18 |
Ty Cobb, Narrows Georgia, American baseball player, Colo, batted .367, stole 892 bases (Det Tigers) |
1886-12-18 |
Ty Cobb, Somewhere in Georgia |
1886-12-31 |
Georgia O'Ramey, The $5,000,000 Counterfeiting Plot |
1887-11-15 |
Georgia O'Keefe, Sun Prairie Wisc, sculptor/painter (Cow's Skull) |
1887-11-15 |
Georgia O'Keeffe, Alfred Stieglitz: The Eloquent Eye |
1893-07-01 |
Walter Francis White, Atlanta Georgia |
1893-07-07 |
Vladimir Mayakovsky, Soviet Georgia, poet (Ode to Revolution)[NS=7/19] |
1893-07-19 |
Vladimir Mayakovsky, Soviet Georgia, poet (Ode to Revolution)[OS=7/7] |
1900-11-08 |
Margaret Mitchell, Atlanta, Georgia, author (Gone With the Wind), (d. 1949) |
1902-03-17 |
Bobby Jones Jr, Atlanta Georgia, amateur golfer (Grand Slam 1930) |
1903-06-06 |
Aram Il'yich Khachaturian, Tiflis Georgia, musician/composer (Gayane) |
1905-01-04 |
Sterling Holloway, Cedartown Georgia, actor (Waldo-Life of Riley) |
1905-11-20 |
Georgia Lind, How Do I Become Rich and Happy? |
1907-02-10 |
Grace Hamilton, 1st black member of Georgia state legislature |
1912-01-23 |
Georgia Coleman, Episode #1.5189 |
1912-04-23 |
Georgia Pembleton, Happy Days |
1917-03-12 |
Georgia Ellis, Dragnet |
1918-12-12 |
Joe Williams [Joseph Goreed], Cordele, Georgia, American jazz singer (Everyday I have the Blues) |
1919-08-17 |
Georgia Gibbs, The Georgia Gibbs Show |
1919-11-18 |
Georgia Carroll, Carolina Blues |
1920-08-17 |
Georgia Gibbs, Worcester Mass, singer (Ballin the Jack, Kiss of Fire) |
1921-05-03 |
Sugar Ray Robinson, [Walter Smith], Ailey, Georgia, middle/welterweight boxer (1946-52, 55, 58), (d. 1989) |
1921-07-07 |
Ezzard Charles, Lawrenceville Georgia, world heavyweight boxing champion (1949-51) |
1921-9-17 |
Georgia Davis, Hoosier Holiday |
1923-08-10 |
Steve Bono, The Night the Lights Went Out in Georgia |
1924-01-19 |
Georgia Kullmann, Der Lampenschirm |
1924-10-01 |
Jimmy Carter, Plains, Georgia, 39th US President (D) (1977-81) |
1925-06-20 |
Georgia Carr, Will Success Spoil Rock Hunter? |
1925-08-01 |
Georgia Lee Settle, Good News |
1925-08-07 |
Georgia Lee, The Restless Ones |
1926-10-02 |
Gene Drew, Sweet Georgia |
1927-06-09 |
Georgia Holt, Dear Mom, Love Cher |
1927-08-18 |
Rosalynn Smith Carter, Georgia, 1st lady (1977-1981), Jimmy's lust |
1927-08-18 |
Georgia Dell, Child's Play |
1927-11-21 |
Georgia Frontiere, co-owner of the St. Louis Rams (d. 2008) |
1927-11-21 |
Georgia Frontiere, Broadway: The Golden Age, by the Legends Who Were There |
1928-01-25 |
Eduard Shevardnadze, Soviet Georgia, foreign minister of USSR (-91) |
1928-03-18 |
William R Boggs, Georgia, Brig Gen/chief of engineers under Bragg |
1929-01-19 |
Ulu Grosbard, Belgium, actor (Straight Time, Georgia, Falling in Love) |
1929-01-21 |
Georgia Fennessy, The Exchange |
1929-05-02 |
Sven-Olof Walldoff, Georgia, Georgia |
1929-05-21 |
Charles Wadsworth, Barnesville Georgia, pianist (Lincoln Center) |
1930-09-23 |
Ray Charles [Robinson], Albany Ga, singer/pianist (Georgia), (Georgia on My Mind, Mess Around) (d. 2004) |
1931-09-19 |
Brook Benton, soul vocalist (Rainy Night in Georgia) |
1932-12-05 |
Little Richard [Wayne Penniman], Macon, Georgia, American singer-songwriter (Tutti Frutti) |
1933-01-04 |
Ilia II Catholicos-Patriarch of all Georgia. |
1933-01-04 |
Patriarch of Georgia Ilia II, Il vino e la spada |
1933-10-21 |
Georgia Brown, [Lillian Getel], actress (Study in Terror, Fixer) |
1933-10-21 |
Georgia Brown, Tales That Witness Madness |
1933-12-10 |
Larry Morris, Atlanta, Georgia, NFL Linebacker (NFL 1960s All-Decade Team), (d. 2012) |
1935-05-11 |
Carlos Lyra, Georgia |
1936-02-17 |
Jim Brown, St. Simons Georgia, NFL running back (Cleveland Browns) |
1936-08-21 |
Radish Tordia, painter of Figurative Art from Georgia |
1936-10-28 |
Charlie Daniels, Wilmington NC, singer (Devil Went Down to Georgia) |
1937-03-29 |
Billy Carter, Plains Georgia, brother of Pres Carter |
1937-07-31 |
Isabelle F Daniels, Jakin Georgia, 4X100m relayer (Olympic-bronze-56) |
1938-09-08 |
Sam Nunn, American politician (Sen-D-Georgia, 1972 - 1997) |
1939-03-31 |
Zviad Gamsakhurdia, first President of Georgia (d. 1993) |
1939-04-23 |
Georgia Quental, A Filha de Madame Bettina |
1940-02-21 |
John Lewis, (Rep-D-Georgia) |
1940-02-28 |
Joe South, Atlanta, Georgia, American singer-songwriter and guitarist (Games People Play), (d. 2012) |
1941-07-01 |
Sally Quinn, Georgia, CBS newscaster (Morning Show) |
1942-08-25 |
Nathen Deal, (Rep-D-Georgia) |
1942-09-09 |
John Linder, (Rep-R-Georgia) |
1944-10-15 |
Mac Collins, (Rep-R-Georgia) |
1945-06-23 |
Paul Goddard, Georgia, rock bassist (Atlanta Rhythm Section) |
1946-01-04 |
Arthur Conley, McIntosh County, Georgia, US soul singer (Sweet Soul Music), (d. 2003) |
1947-02-04 |
Sanford Bishop, (Rep-D-Georgia) |
1947-09-09 |
Freddy Weller, Georgia, rocker (Paul Revers & The Raiders) |
1947-11-14 |
Bob Weis, Georgia |
1948-03-11 |
Roy Barnes, 80th Governor of Georgia |
1948-04-23 |
Georgia Tornow, Episode #1.514 |
1948-07-28 |
Georgia Engel, Wash DC, actress (Georgette-Mary Tyler Moore Show) |
1948-07-28 |
Georgia Engel, Open Season |
1949-10-26 |
Kevin Sullivan, wrestler (WCW/ECW/SMW/NWA/Georgia/CWFI) |
1949-11-03 |
Larry Holmes, Cuthbert Georgia, heavyweight boxing champ (1978-85) |
1953-02-20 |
Fred Applegate, Georgia Rule |
1955-03-17 |
Cynthia McKinney, (Rep-D-Georgia) |
1955-04-14 |
Simone Griffeth, Savannah Georgia, actress (Death Race 2000, Amanda's) |
1955-04-24 |
Jack Kingston, (Rep-R-Georgia) |
1955-9-10 |
Mike Glenn, Girls and Boys Georgia High School All-Star Basketball Games |
1956-05-04 |
Sharon Jones, Augusta Georgia, soul/funk singer (Sharon Jones & The Dap-Kings) |
1956-05-25 |
White Eagle, A Marriage: Georgia O'Keeffe and Alfred Stieglitz |
1957-02-28 |
Cindy Wilson, Athens Georgia, rock vocalist (B-52's-Love Shack) |
1957-04-23 |
Jan Hooks, Decatur Georgia, comedienne actress (SNL, Designing Women) |
1958-03-20 |
Holly Hunter, Conyers Georgia, American actress (Broadcast News, The Piano) |
1960-02-09 |
Georgia Hubley, Boyhood |
1960-11-25 |
Amy Grant, Augusta, Georgia, American gospel/rock singer (Glory of Love, Baby Baby) |
1961-08-06 |
Georgia Ragsdale, Wave Babes |
1961-12-16 |
William Melvin "Bill" Hicks, Valdosta, Georgia, American stand-up comedian and social critic |
1962-04-17 |
Joanna Murray-Smith, Georgia |
1963-01-14 |
Steven Soderbergh, Atlanta, Georgia, American producer, director, writer (Ocean's Eleven, Traffic) |
1963-03-23 |
John Harvie Morris, Surviving Georgia |
1963-12-18 |
Georgia Jennings, Operation Dead One |
1964-02-12 |
Georgia Sugimura Archer, Peter Rabbit and the Crucifix |
1964-09-28 |
Susan Walters, Georgia, actress (Lorna-Loving, Mary Beth-Dear John) |
1964-10-19 |
Ty Pennington [Gary Tygert Burton], Atlanta, Georgia, American television host (Extreme Makeover: Home Edition) |
1965-12-11 |
Georgia Ann Cline, Children of a Lesser God |
1965-9-20 |
Georgia Lepore, Casa Cecilia |
1966-03-15 |
Georgia Satelle, Yellow Peri's Spell of Doom |
1966-07-03 |
Moises Alou, Atlanta Georgia, MLB outfielder (Montreal Expos) |
1966-10-06 |
Robert Mirabal, Georgia O'Keeffe |
1966-11-05 |
Georgia Apostolou, Greek actress |
1966-11-05 |
Georgia Apostolou, Pes to psemata |
1967-03-18 |
Ken Scott, Bigfoot Crossing in Georgia |
1967-10-28 |
Julia Roberts, Smyrna Georgia, actress (Mystic Pizza, Pretty Woman) |
1967-11-02 |
Darla Michele Pruett, Canton Georgia, Miss Georgia-America (1991) |
1967-12-21 |
Mikhail Saakashvili, Soviet-born President of Georgia |
1968-01-05 |
Leila Meskhi, Tbilisi Georgia SSR, tennis star (1995 Hobart) |
1968-02-09 |
Paul Claxton, Vidalia GA, Nike golfer (NIKE Central Georgia Open-38th) |
1968-08-18 |
Griffin Drew, Hazelhurst Georgia, actress (Dinosaur Island) |
1969-03-29 |
[Jane] Kim[berly] Batten, McRae Georgia, 400m hurdler (Oly-silver-96) |
1970-01-07 |
Anthony Woodcock, Surviving Georgia |
1970-11-29 |
Guy Hill, Atlanta Georgia, Canadian Tour golfer (1993 NCAA-3rd) |
1971-03-28 |
Damien Marsh, Georgia, Australian 100m/200m swimmer (Olympics-96) |
1971-04-02 |
Jenny Craig, Miss Georgia USA (1996) |
1971-04-15 |
Guivi Sissaouri, Tbilisi Georgia, Canada freestyle wrestler (Oly-s-96) |
1971-11-17 |
Audra Keller, Macon Georgia, tennis star (1993 Futures-Evansville IN) |
1972-03-13 |
Shea Olliff, Augusta Georgia, Miss America-Georgia (1997) |
1972-04-17 |
Georgia Stahl, Explodiert |
1972-06-02 |
Wayne Brady, Columbus, Georgia, American actor and comedian (The Wayne Brady Show, Whose Line Is It Anyway?) |
1973-11-15 |
Rachel Kathleen English, Thomaston Ga, Miss America-Georgia (1996) |
1974-04-22 |
Georgia Goettmann, model (Cosmo-May 1995) |
1974-08-20 |
Denesha Reid, Miss USA-Georgia (1997) |
1974-9-21 |
Keely Walker Muse, Georgia Outdoors |
1975-01-18 |
Georgia Menides, Still Green |
1975-12-14 |
KaDee Strickland, Patterson, Georgia, American actress (Private Practice, The Grudge) |
1976-04-12 |
David Coggeshall, The Haunting in Connecticut 2: Ghosts of Georgia |
1976-08-27 |
Timothy Huling, Georgia Rule |
1977-06-08 |
Kanye West, Atlanta, Georgia, American rapper and record producer |
1977-08-15 |
Georgia Adair, The Sex Substitute 2 |
1977-10-26 |
Georgia Lyman, The Town |
1978-08-01 |
Zac Brown, Dahlonega, Georgia, American musician (Zac Brown Band) |
1979-01-31 |
Carissa Hernandez, Georgia |
1979-03-20 |
Georgia Craig, Dawn of the Dead |
1979-06-06 |
Summer Newman, Miss Georgia Teen USA (1996) |
1979-06-27 |
Faith Grant, Becoming Georgia Adair |
1980-01-20 |
Georgia Reed, Cabella |
1980-02-26 |
Georgia Taylor, The Bank Job |
1980-05-28 |
Cheri Wheeler, Miss Georgia Teen USA (1997) |
1980-07-03 |
Blake Leslie, Jesus of Macon, Georgia |
1980-08-27 |
Georgia Southe, Flower's Squirt Shower 4 |
1980-9-02 |
Georgia Garofalo, Mimesis |
1980-9-07 |
Georgia Scheele, Blade Runner |
1981-10-14 |
Will Winchester, A Haunting in Georgia |
1982-04-19 |
Steve Shane, Georgia Rule |
1982-11-18 |
Adrian Lee Borden, Georgia Rule |
1983-06-30 |
Georgia Milroy, Icarus |
1984-04-23 |
Georgia Murray, Checkmate |
1984-11-15 |
Georgia Blake, Vespers |
1984-12-04 |
Georgia Peach, Big Wet Asses 7 |
1984-12-25 |
Georgia Moffett, British actress |
1984-12-25 |
Georgia Moffett, The Doctor's Daughter |
1985-05-14 |
Georgia Salpa, Programme 5 (of 2012) |
1986-01-12 |
Darvin Batsa, On Georgia's Mind |
1986-04-30 |
Dianna Agron, Savannah, Georgia, American Actress (Quinn Fabray-Glee) |
1986-11-18 |
Georgia King, One Day |
1986-12-06 |
Max Wilson, Jesus of Macon, Georgia |
1986-12-09 |
Georgia Karefylakis, |
1987-03-08 |
Georgia Van Cuylenburg, Final Fantasy XIII |
1987-9-26 |
Georgia Smith, |
1988-04-04 |
Georgia Jones, Charlie's Girl: Georgia Jones |
1988-07-31 |
Georgia Oakley, Hush |
1991-02-11 |
Georgia May Foote, Episode #1.8598 |
1992-01-12 |
Georgia Jagger, Being Mick |
1992-02-11 |
Georgia Groome, Angus, Thongs and Perfect Snogging |
1992-05-21 |
Georgia Woodward, A Shared House |
1992-10-01 |
Max Allman, Georgia Howl |
1992-11-06 |
Georgia Bourke, Jane Eyre |
1993-07-11 |
Georgia Henshaw, Angus, Thongs and Perfect Snogging |
1996-08-27 |
Georgia Flint, Love Actually |
1997-05-07 |
Georgia Mae Lively, Twelve O'Clock |
1999-06-30 |
Georgia MacPherson, Waybuloo |
1999-11-10 |
Georgia-Taylor Woods, Episode #3.46 |
Date | Event |
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1885-06-24 |
28th US President Woodrow Wilson (28) weds Presbyterian minister's daughter Ellen Louise Axson (25) in Savannah, Georgia |
1886-12-21 |
Founder of Girl Scouts of the USA Juliette Gordon Low (26) weds William Mackay Low in Savannah, Georgia |
1897-09-08 |
Confederate General James Longstreet (76) weds Helen Dortch (34) at the governor's mansion in Atlanta, Georgia |
1924-06-17 |
Golfer Bobby Jones (22) weds high school sweetheart Mary Rice Malone (22) in Atlanta, Georgia |
1946-02-18 |
MLB baseball player Hank Greenberg (35) weds heiress Caral Gimbel in Sea Island, Georgia |
1946-07-07 |
39th US President Jimmy Carter (21) weds Rosalynn Smith (18) in Plains, Georgia |
1951-07-31 |
Musician Ray Charles (20) weds Eileen Williams in Georgia |
1953-06-19 |
Singer James Brown (20) weds Velma Warren at Trinity CME Church in Toccoa, Georgia |
1960-12-22 |
NFL quarterback Fran Tarkenton (20) weds Anna Elaine Merrell at First Baptist Church in Decatur, Georgia |
1966-05-30 |
Country singer Dolly Parton (20) weds Carl Dean (23) in Ringgold, Georgia |
1992-12-31 |
MLB Outfielder David Justice (26) weds actress Halle Berry (26) in Atlanta, Georgia |
1996-09-01 |
Presidential daughter Amy Carter (29), the only child of former U.S President Jimmy Carter weds computer consultant Jim Wentzel (28) in Plains, Georgia |
1996-09-21 |
Elder son of U.S. President John F. Kennedy and magazine publisher John F. Kennedy Jr. (35) weds Caroline Bisset (30) at the wood-frame Brack Chapel of the First African Baptist Church in Cumberland Island, Georgia |
1997-06-01 |
Grammy Award-winning singer Kenny Rogers (59) weds Wanda Miller (31) at his ranch in Athens, Georgia |
2000-09-02 |
"The Backstreet Boys" lead vocalist Brian Littrell (25) weds actress Leighanne Wallace (31) at Peachtree Christian Church in Atlanta, Georgia |
2002-06-08 |
Teen rock star Taylor Hanson (19) weds Natalie Bryant (18) at Callaway Gardens in Pine Mountain, Georgia |
2005-01-08 |
Rapper and actor Nas (32) weds R&B singer Kelis (25) at Morningside Baptist Church in Atlanta, Georgia |
2006-06-03 |
Pop band Hanson member Zac Hanson (20) weds Kate Tucker (22) at the Second Ponce de Leon Baptist Church in Atlanta, Georgia |
2006-06-03 |
Actor and Ben Affleck's younger brother Casey Affleck (30) weds actress/model Summer Phoenix (28) in McIntosh County, Georgia |
2007-09-01 |
Singer-songwriter Usher (28) weds hair stylist and wardrobe stylist Tameka Foster (37) at Chateau Elan Winery and Resort in Georgia |
2007-09-09 |
Country music artist Joe Nichols (30) weds Heather Singleton (30) at Whitfield Chapel in Savannah, Georgia |
2009-03-11 |
Actress and singer Mandy Moore (28) weds alt-country/rock singer-songwriter Ryan Adams (37) Savannah, Georgia |
2010-07-10 |
Actress and fourth season American Idol winner Carrie Underwood (29) weds Nashville Predators ice hockey player Mike Fisher (32) at Ritz Carlton Lodge in Greensboro, Georgia |
2011-10-22 |
"The Bachelorette" TV personality DeAnna Pappas (29) weds Stephen Stagliano (27) in Georgia |
2011-11-11 |
Actor and comedian Kenan Thompson (33) weds model Christina Evangeline at George Aquarium in Atlanta, Georgia |
2011-11-11 |
TV personality Kim Zolciak (33) weds Atlanta Falcons football player Kroy Biermann (26) in Roswell, Georgia |
2011-12-30 |
Scottish actor David Tennant (40) weds actress Georgia Moffett (27) in London, United Kingdom |
Date | Event |
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1027-08-16 |
Giorgi I, King of Georgia (b. 998) |
1125-01-24 |
David IV of Georgia (b. 1073) |
1289-03-12 |
King Demetre II of Georgia (b. 1259) |
1785-06-30 |
James Oglethorpe, English general and founder of the state of Georgia (b. 1696) |
1863-11-24 |
Claudius Charles Wilson, Confederate brig-gen during American Civil War, dies of fever at camp in Ringgold, Georgia |
1913-02-28 |
Elephant seal, 6.8-m, 4000-kg, killed in S Georgia (South Atlantic) |
1915-08-17 |
Leo Frank, American convict, hanged in 1915 by a lynch mob in Georgia |
1927-08-25 |
Georgia Woodthorpe, Kultur |
1928-04-02 |
Georgia O'Ramey, The $5,000,000 Counterfeiting Plot |
1940-09-14 |
Georgia Coleman, Episode #1.5189 |
1944-07-10 |
Allegretti Anderson, Georgia Rose |
1950-05-03 |
Georgia Pembleton, Happy Days |
1950-09-06 |
Georgia O'Dell, Idle Eyes |
1961-07-17 |
Ty Cobb, Somewhere in Georgia |
1966-05-14 |
Georgia BD Camp Johnson, US poet/playwright, dies at 88 |
1980-08-09 |
Georgia Simmons, 8½ |
1984-12-10 |
Georgia Lind, How Do I Become Rich and Happy? |
1985-06-07 |
Georgia Hale, The Gold Rush |
1985-11-28 |
Georgia Burke, The Cool World |
1986-03-06 |
Georgia O'Keefe, US painter (Flowers), dies at 98 |
1986-03-06 |
Georgia O'Keeffe, American artist (b. 1887) |
1986-03-06 |
Georgia O'Keeffe, Alfred Stieglitz: The Eloquent Eye |
1988-03-30 |
Georgia Ellis, Dragnet |
1990-03-12 |
Philippe Soupault, Georgia |
1990-07-05 |
Gene Drew, Sweet Georgia |
1992-04-07 |
Alix Talton, former Miss Georgia, dies of lung cancer at 72 |
1992-07-05 |
Georgia Brown, British singer/actress (Love at Stake), dies at 59 |
1992-07-05 |
Georgia Brown, Tales That Witness Madness |
1993-12-31 |
Zviad Gamsachurdia, pres of Georgia SSR (1991-1993), suicide at 54 |
1994-01-30 |
Steve Bono, The Night the Lights Went Out in Georgia |
1994-03-06 |
Tengis Abuladze, Georgia SSR MP (Penalty), dies at 71 |
1994-12-03 |
Giorgi Chanturia, Pres of Georgia, assassinated |
1995-07-06 |
White Eagle, A Marriage: Georgia O'Keeffe and Alfred Stieglitz |
1995-10-26 |
Georgia Neese Gray, 1st Woman Treasurer of USA, dies at 95 |
1997-04-18 |
Georgia Schmidt, Goin' South |
1998-12-15 |
Georgia Dell, Child's Play |
2003-06-23 |
Maynard Jackson, Mayor of Atlanta, Georgia (b. 1938) |
2003-06-25 |
Lester Maddox, American businessman, one-time segregationist and Governor of Georgia (b. 1915) |
2004-07-16 |
George Busbee, Governor of Georgia (b. 1927) |
2005-01-23 |
Georgia Kullmann, Der Lampenschirm |
2005-02-03 |
Zurab Zhvania, Prime Minister of Georgia (b. 1963) |
2006-12-09 |
Georgia Gibbs, The Georgia Gibbs Show |
2008-01-18 |
Georgia Frontiere, American football team owner (b. 1927) |
2008-01-18 |
Georgia Frontiere, Broadway: The Golden Age, by the Legends Who Were There |
2011-01-14 |
Georgia Carroll, Carolina Blues |
2011-06-07 |
Sven-Olof Walldoff, Georgia, Georgia |
2011-10-25 |
Georgia Fennessy, The Exchange |
2012-01-01 |
Ed Jenkins, American Congressman for Georgia, died at 78 |