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TWIGGS COUNTY |
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Patti H. Grimsley
Clerk of Superior Court
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425 Railroad Street, N
P.O. Box 234
Jeffersonville, GA 31044
Phone: (478) 945-3350
Fax: (478) 945-6751
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| County Population 10,590 |
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| Year First Elected: |
1978 |
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| Politcal Party: |
Democrat |
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| Chief Deputy: |
Annie B. Williams |
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| Legal Org.: |
Twiggs Times/New Era
(478) 945-6037 |
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| Courts Managed: |
Superior, Juvenile, Juvenile Panel Review, Jury Management |
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| Office Contacts: |
Patti H. Grimsley - Clerk
Annie B. Williams - Chief Deputy
Karen Burke - Deputy
Debra Lovell, Deputy |
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| Directions to Office: |
Twiggs County Courthouse
Located on corner of Hwy. 96 and Hwy. 80.
Exit #24 on I-16.
Proceed to Jeffersonville, Georgia |
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Office Hours:
8:00am - 5:00pm, Monday - Friday
Twiggs County was created in 1809, taking its territory from Wilkinson County. Georgia's 37th county was named for General John Twiggs, a prominent leader in the Revolutionary War and the Indian Wars.
There are several sites of interest listed on the National Register of Historic Places: the Hollwood Plantation, the Old Richland Baptist Church (1811), the county courthouse (1903), Gleeson Hall, Bullard House, Charlane Plantation and Myrick's Mill. Lafayette stopped at this mill during his tour of Georgia in 1825. |
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