| Name: | Named For: | County Seat: | Laid Out: |
| APPLING | Colonel Daniel Appling | Baxley | 1818 | ATKINSON | Governor W. Y. Atkinson | Pearson | 1917 |
| BACON | Senator A. O. Bacon | Alma | 1914 |
| BAKER | Colonel John Baker | Newton | 1825 |
| BALDWIN | Abraham Baldwin | Milledgeville | 1803 |
| BANKS | Dr. Richard Banks | Homer | 1858 |
| BARROW | Chancellor D. C. Barrow | Winder | 1914 |
| BARTOW | General Francis S. Bartow | Cartersville | 1832 |
| BEN HILL | Benjamin H. Hill | Fitzgerald | 1906 |
| BERRIEN | John M. Berrien | Nashville | 1856 |
| BIBB | Dr. W. W. Bibb | Macon | 1822 |
| BLECKLEY | Logan E. Bleckley | Cochran | 1912 |
| BRANTLEY | William Gordon Brantley | Nahunta | 1920 |
| BROOKS | Preston S. Brooks | Quitman | 1858 |
| BRYAN | Jonathan Bryan | Pembroke | 1793 |
| BULLOCH | Archibald Bulloch | Statesboro | 1796 |
| BURKE | Edmund Burke | Waynesboro | 1777 |
| BUTTS | Captain Sam Butts | Jackson | 1825 |
| CALHOUN | John C. Calhoun | Morgan | 1854 |
| CAMDEN | Earl of Camden | Woodbine | 1777 |
| CANDLER | Governor Allen D. Candler | Metter | 1914 |
| CARROLL | Charles Carroll | Carrollton | 1826 |
| CATOOSA | An Indian Name | Ringgold | 1853 |
| CHARLTON | R. M. Charlton | Folkston | 1854 |
| CHATHAM | Earl of Chatham | Savannah | 1777 |
| CHATTAHOOCHEE | Chattahoochee River | Cusseta | 1854 |
| CHATTOOGA | Chattooga River | Summerville | 1838 |
| CHEROKEE | Cherokee Indians | Canton | 1831 |
| CLARKE | General Elijah Clarke | Athens | 1801 |
| CLAY | Henry Clay | Fort Gaines | 1854 |
| CLAYTON | A. S. Clayton | Jonesboro | 1858 |
| CLINCH | General Duncan L. Clinch | Homerville | 1850 |
| COBB | Senator Thomas W. Cobb | Marietta | 1832 |
| COFFEE | General John Coffee | Douglas | 1854 |
| COLQUITT | Walter T. Colquitt | Moultrie | 1856 |
| COLUMBIA | Christopher Columbus | Appling | 1790 |
| COOK | General Philip Cook | Adel | 1918 |
| COWETA | Indian Name | Newnan | 1826 |
| CRAWFORD | William H. Crawford | Knoxville | 1822 |
| CRISP | Charles F. Crisp | Cordele | 1905 |
| DADE | Major Francis Dade | Trenton | 1837 |
| DAWSON | William C. Dawson | Dawsonville | 1857 |
| DECATUR | Stephen Decatur | Bainbridge | 1823 |
| DEKALB | Baron De Kalb | Decatur | 1822 |
| DODGE | William E. Dodge | Eastman | 1870 |
| DOOLY | Colonel John Dooly | Vienna | 1821 |
| DOUGHERTY | Charles Dougherty | Albany | 1853 |
| DOUGLAS | Stephen A. Douglas | Douglasville | 1870 |
| EARLY | Governor Peter Early | Blakely | 1818 |
| ECHOLS | Robert M. Echols | Statenville | 1858 |
| EFFINGHAM | Lord Effingham | Springfield | 1777 |
| ELBERT | Governor Sam Elbert | Elberton | 1790 |
| EMANUEL | Governor David Emanuel | Swainsboro | 1812 |
| EVANS | General C. A. Evans | Claxton | 1914 |
| FANNIN | Colonel J. W. Fannin | Blue Ridge | 1854 |
| FAYETTE | General LaFayette | Fayetteville | 1821 |
| FLOYD | General John Floyd | Rome | 1832 |
| FORSYTH | General John Forsyth | Cumming | 1832 |
| FRANKLIN | Benjamin Franklin | Carnesville | 1784 |
| FULTON | Robert Fulton | Atlanta | 1853 |
| GILMER | Governor George R. Gilmer | Ellijay | 1832 |
| GLASCOCK | General Thomas Glascock | Gibson | 1857 |
| GLYNN | John Glynn | Brunswick | 1777 |
| GORDON | William W. Gordon | Calhoun | 1850 |
| GRADY | Henry W. Grady | Cairo | 1905 |
| GREENE | General Nathanael Greene | Greensboro | 1786 |
| GWINNETT | Governor Button Gwinnett | Lawrenceville | 1818 |
| HABERSHAM | Joseph Habersham | Clarkesville | 1818 |
| HALL | Governor Lyman Hall | Gainesville | 1818 |
| HANCOCK | John Hancock | Sparta | 1793 |
| HARALSON | Hugh A. Haralson | Buchanan | 1856 |
| HARRIS | Charles Harris | Hamilton | 1827 |
| HART | Nancy Hart | Hartwell | 1853 |
| HEARD | Governor Stephen Heard | Franklin | 1830 |
| HENRY | Patrick Henry | McDonough | 1821 |
| HOUSTON | Governor John Houstoun | Perry | 1821 |
| IRWIN | Governor Jared Irwin | Ocilla | 1818 |
| JACKSON | Governor James Jackson | Jefferson | 1796 |
| JASPER | Sergeant Jasper | Monticello | 1807 |
| JEFF DAVIS | Jefferson Davis | Hazlehurst | 1905 |
| JEFFERSON | Thomas Jefferson | Louisville | 1796 |
| JENKINS | Governor Charles J. Jenkins | Millen | 1905 |
| JOHNSON | Governor H. V. Johnson | Wrightsville | 1858 |
| JONES | Honorable James Jones | Gray | 1807 |
| LAMAR | L. Q. C. Lamar | Barnesville | 1920 |
| LANIER | Sidney Lanier | Lakeland | 1919 |
| LAURENS | Colonel John Laurens | Dublin | 1807 |
| LEE | Richard H. Lee | Leesburg | 1826 |
| LIBERTY | Midway Puritans | Hinesville | 1777 |
| LINCOLN | General Benjamin Lincoln | Lincolnton | 1796 |
| LONG | Dr. Crawford W. Long | Ludowici | 1920 |
| LOWNDES | William J. Lowndes | Valdosta | 1825 |
| LUMPKIN | Governor Wilson Lumpkin | Dahlonega | 1832 |
| MCDUFFIE | George McDuffie | Thomson | 1870 |
| MCINTOSH | McIntosh Family | Darien | 1793 |
| MACON | Nathaniel Macon | Oglethorpe | 1837 |
| MADISON | James Madison | Danielsville | 1811 |
| MARION | General Francis Marion | Buena Vista | 1827 |
| MERIWETHER | General David Meriwether | Greenville | 1827 |
| MILLER | Andrew J. Miller | Colquitt | 1856 |
| MITCHELL | General Henry Mitchell | Camilla | 1857 |
| MONROE | James Monroe | Forsyth | 1821 |
| MONTGOMERY | General Richard Montgomery | Mt. Vernon | 1793 |
| MORGAN | General Daniel Morgan | Madison | 1807 |
| MURRAY | Thomas W. Murray | Chatsworth | 1832 |
| MUSCOGEE | Muscogee Indians | Columbus | 1826 |
| NEWTON | Sergeant John Newton | Covington | 1821 |
| OCONEE | Oconee River | Watkinsville | 1875 |
| OGLETHORPE | General James E. Oglethorpe | Lexingon | 1793 |
| PAULDING | John Paulding | Dallas | 1832 |
| PEACH | Georgia Peach | Fort Valley | 1924 |
| PICKENS | General Andrew Pickens | Jasper | 1853 |
| PIERCE | Franklin Pierce | Blackshear | 1857 |
| PIKE | Zebulon M. Pike | Zebulon | 1822 |
| POLK | James K. Polk | Cedartown | 1851 |
| PULASKI | County Pulaski | Hawkinsville | 1808 |
| PUTNAM | Israel Putnam | Eatonton | 1807 |
| QUITMAN | General John A. Quitman | Georgetown | 1858 |
| RABUN | Governor William Rabun | Clayton | 1819 |
| RANDOLPH | John Randolph | Cuthbert | 1828 |
| RICHMOND | Duke of Richmond | Augusta | 1777 |
| ROCKDALE | Rockdale Church | Conyers | 1870 |
| SCHLEY | Governor William Schley | Ellaville | 1857 |
| SCREVEN | General James Screven | Sylvania | 1793 |
| SEMINOLE | Seminole Indians | Donalsonville | 1920 |
| SPALDING | Thomas Spalding | Griffin | 1851 |
| STEPHENS | Governor Alex H. Stephens | Toccoa | 1905 |
| STEWART | General Daniel Stewart | Lumpkin | 1830 |
| SUMTER | General Thomas Sumter | Americus | 1831 |
| TALBOT | Governor Matthew Talbot | Talbotton | 1827 |
| TALIAFERRO | Colonel Benjamin Taliaferro | Crawfordville | 1825 |
| TATTNALL | Josiah Tattnall | Reidsville | 1801 |
| TAYLOR | Zachary Taylor | Butler | 1852 |
| TELFAIR | Governor Edward Telfair | McRae | 1807 |
| TERRELL | Dr. William Terrell | Dawson | 1856 |
| THOMAS | General Jett Thomas | Thomasville | 1825 |
| TIFT | Nelson Tift | Tifton | 1905 |
| TOOMBS | General Robert Toombs | Lyons | 1905 |
| TOWNS | Governor George N. Towns | Hiawassee | 1856 |
| TREUTLEN | Governor John A. Treutlen | Soperton | 1917 |
| TROUP | Governor George M. Troup | LaGrange | 1826 |
| TURNER | Henry G. Turner | Ashburn | 1905 |
| TWIGGS | General John Twiggs | Jeffersonville | 1809 |
| UNION | The Federal Union | Blairsville | 1832 |
| UPSON | Stephen Upson | Thomaston | 1824 |
| WALKER | Major Freeman Walker | LaFayette | 1833 |
| WALTON | Governor George Walton | Monroe | 1818 |
| WARE | Nicholas Ware | Waycross | 1824 |
| WARREN | General Joseph Warren | Warrenton | 1793 |
| WASHINGTON | George Washington | Sandersville | 1784 |
| WAYNE | General Anthony Wayne | Jesup | 1803 |
| WEBSTER | Daniel Webster | Preston | 1853 |
| WHEELER | General Joseph E. Wheeler | Alamo | 1912 |
| WHITE | Colonel John White | Cleveland | 1857 |
| WHITFIELD | Reverand George Whitfield | Dalton | 1851 |
| WILCOX | Captain John Wilcox | Abbeville | 1857 |
| WILKES | John Wilkes | Washington | 1777 |
| WILKINSON | General James Wilkinson | Irwinton | 1803 |
| WORTH | General William J. Worth | Sylvester | 1853 |
[Reference: Georgia History and Government by Albert B. Saye]
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