George Cary (Georgia politician)

George Cary (1870 – 1943) was an American politician from the state of Georgia. He served as the Speaker of the Georgia House of Representatives.

Born in Franklin, Heard County, Georgia, Cary practiced law before entering politics. He represented Heard County in the Georgia House of Representatives for several terms. His election as Speaker solidified his influence within the state's Democratic party.

Cary's tenure as Speaker was marked by legislative efforts focusing on agricultural issues, education, and infrastructure improvements within Georgia. Details on specific legislation he championed are sparse in available historical records, but accounts suggest he prioritized rural development. He was a staunch advocate for the state's interests during the Great Depression, working to secure federal aid and implement state-level relief programs.

After his service in the legislature, Cary returned to his law practice and remained an influential figure in local politics until his death. He is remembered as a respected leader during a challenging period in Georgia's history.