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Welcome to the Gadsden County FLGenWeb Page. I am Tim Stowell who is coordinating this site. I do not live in Florida and although I have no ancestors in Gadsden County, genealogy has been an important part of my life for many years. I would welcome any suggestions or help with this page, especially from anyone living in Gadsden County or with ancestors from there.
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The boundaries for Gadsden County were set in 1823 by the Florida Territorial Legislature. It was named for James Gadsden who was the aide-de-camp to Andrew Jackson. Early settlers from Virginia, Maryland and the Carolinas came to the area. Many of the original settlers were wealthy slave owners and the county is still famous for its large plantations and tobacco crop. The city of Quincy is the county seat. |
GADSDEN COUNTY QUERIESAdd your queries or view existing queries. |
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GADSDEN COUNTY SURNAME INDEX
Alphabetical surname index |
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If you have a home page that includes families from Gadsden County, please let us know and we will add a link
Home Page of Ralph T. Williams
Lamar M. Auman" The Unofficial Home Page of Gadsden County
My homepage Ginny Deagan No Gadsden County Ancestors - but some genealogy links.
CITIES OF GADSDEN COUNTY
- QUINCY is the county seat located in the center of Gadsden County. Population is 7,500.
- CHATTAHOOCHEE overlooks Lake Seminole and the Apalachicola River. Population is 4,550.
- HAVANA is on the eastern side of Gadsden Co., just north of Tallahassee. Population is 1,700.
- GRETNA is three miles west of Quincy. Population is 2,050.
- MIDWAY is just seven miles from Tallahassee. Population is 1,100.
- GREENSBORO is located southwest of Quincy. Population is 600.
GADSDEN COUNTY ADDRESSES
Addresses to help with research.
Neighboring COUNTIES
Calhoun County - southwest
Jackson County - northwest
Leon County - east
Liberty County - southwest
FLORIDA GENEALOGICAL LINKS
We have added some links to other Florida sites that might help with your research
- Florida Star - Civil War resources
- Where To Write for Vital Records - Florida
- LDS Research Outline for Florida
- Florida Family History Centers
- Information on Florida census records.
- Florida Archives and Libraries.
If you would like to adopt a Florida County, please contact Jeff Kemp
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