Addresses & Links

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Floyd County, Courthouse
Clerk of the Circuit Court
100 E. Main St., Rm. 200
Floyd, VA 24091
Telephone: (540) 745-9330

Akers in Virginia

Research by Earl B. Akers, deceased

http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~banyantree/contents.html

Other Virginia Library Links:

http://www.publiclibraries.com/virginia.htm

Montgomery-Floyd Regional Library
125 Sheltman Street
Christiansburg, VA  24073
Phone 540-382-6965

Blacksburg Library
200 Miller Street
Blacksburg, VA 24060
Phone 540-552-2846

Jessie Peterman Memorial Library
321 West Main Street
Floyd, VA 24091
Phone 540-745-2947

Re: Floyd Co., VA Newspapers

In a message dated 1/27/04 11:41:43 AM Pacific Standard Time to Kasia J., catkins@mfrl.org writes:
”We do have The Floyd Press on microfilm, unfortunately no copies were left from the year 1900.  We have two from 1895, and two issues from 1901, so I am not able to send you any information (re obit for Coffee Dickerson).  We have the most complete set of the papers, so I know the State Library will not have them either.  Our library undertook the microfilm process, and the Floyd Press gave us all their old papers.”

Maps

Animated Map of the formation of the US over time: Go!

Old Augusta, Botetourt & Fincastle Counties in Virginia (about 1770): Go!

Chronicles of the Scotch-Irish Settlement in Virginia

Extracted from the Original Court Records of Augusta County 1745-1800 by Lyman Chalkley

Floyd County, Virginia Mailing List Web Site

Information Contributed by the Floyd County Mailing List Subscribers and Others. Most is merged with this site.

New River Notes

This site contains a wide range of information about the history and families of the Upper New River Valley. New River Notes is owned and managed by the Grayson County, Virginia Heritage Foundation 

for the benefit of all who are researching in southwestern Virginia and northwestern North Carolina.

White Sulphur Spring Confederate Soldiers Monument, Montgomery Co., VA

Directs you to the Floyd County, Virginia Mailing List Web Site.

White Sulphur Springs

Directs you to the Virginia Tech Civil War Studies Site.