Prince George County
Formation Date: 1702
Formed From: Charles City County
Formed From: Charles City County

Prince George County was named for Prince George of Denmark, husband of Queen Anne of England. It was formed from Charles City County in 1702. Its area is 298 square miles, and the county seat is Prince George. The population is 33,047 according to the 2000 census.
Note: Prince George is one of the Commonwealth's Burned Records Counties. Most county court records were burned during the Civil War. A few record books survived and, proving that there is always hope, the volume in which deeds and wills were recorded between 1710 and 1713 was found within the last decade.
Original Records at The Library of Virginia: Yes
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Lost Records Localities Database
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Brock Miscellaneous Reel 4612
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Bonds/Commissions/Oaths
Business Records/Corporations/Partnerships
County Administrative Records
Court Records
Fiduciary Records
Health and Medical Records
Land Records
Marriage Records and Vital Statistics
Military and Pension Records
Miscellaneous Records
Wills
View All Categories
Additional Resources:
Lost Records Localities Database
Land Tax Records
Personal Property Tax Records
Brock Miscellaneous Reel 4612
Brock Miscellaneous Reel 4639

