Polk County Records

Polk was created in 1851 from Paulding and Floyd Counties. Early settlers: David Heslip, Robert Hutchings, Edmund Bray, Vincent Ossert, George West, John Jones.

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Polk County Wills and Estates available to members of Georgia Pioneers

Index to Polk County Will Bk A, 1848-1936, includes Wills, Letters of Administrations, Letters of Guardianship
Index to Polk County Annual Returns and Vouchers (1860-1893)
Polk County Marriages from newspapers 1885-1886

Polk County Wills (1848 to 1911) (Digital Images)

Ammons, Jesse
Atkins, Joel
Ayres, John
Ayres, Moses
Bobo, Letty
Bray, Edmund
Brewster, Hugh
Brooks, Alexander
Brooks, Chivers
Brown, Leannah
Burge, Adolphus
Butts, Joel
Camp, Hosea
Cantrell, R. C.
Carden, Charles
Carnes, John
Carter, Ezekiel
Carter, Rawley
Chisolm, Thomas
Davitte, John
Dawson, John
Devaney, Mary
Davis, Eli
Davis, Israel
Dempsey, James
Drummond, Henry
Drummond, William
Everitt, Alexander
Fambro, Urban
Forister, Sarah
Gibson, Springer
Golding, J. B.
Greenwood, John
Griffin, David
Heslip,David
Heston, John
Hogg, William
Hopper, Jonathan
Hutchings, Robert
Ingraham, Thomas
James, James
Jenkins, William
Johnson, Allen
Jones, John
Lowe, Andrew
Lumpkin, Annis
Marlin, Martin
Mason, Sarah
McGrady, Silas
McIntire, D. W.
Mize, James
Morgan, G. W.
Morgan, Joseph
Morgan, Joseph Adolphus
Morrison, David
Moseley, Benjamin
Ossert, Vincent
Owen, William
Parham, John
Peek, William
Phillips, Henry
Prior, Asa
Sockwell, Thomas
Swanson,James
Terrell, Joel
Thompson, Ephraim
Trotter, Mary
Walthall, Susan
Watts, H. H.
Webster, Reubin
West, George
West, James
Whatley, Wilson
Whitehead,James
Willingham,James
Wilson, Samuel
Wood, John
Wright, William
Wynn, Robert
Young, Augustus
Young, Robert

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