Specific Greensville County Resources

• The History of Butts Tavern,  referred to by Gov. Spotswood as the Mansion in the Wilderness.
• Village View Mansion House, restored by the Village View Foundation
• Royal Patents and Commonwealth Land Grants of Greensville County Virginia by Ray Sasser. List of surnames that can be found in Ray Sasser's excellent book and ordering information.
• Greensville County Cemeteries, including cemeteries in the Independent City of Emporia

Family Records Corner:

This section is reserved to post historical/genealogical information about Greensville County families or links to Greensville County related genealogy home pages.

If you have and are willing to share your notes, etc. with other people and have them included as part of this Family Records Corner, please email Carol A. Morrison or you can submit a Document or Abstract of a record concerning a Virginia Family by clicking on the word "SUBMIT" if your browser supports forms.  You can also view what others have submitted through this link.

Family Research or Surname Pages:

• Hicks Family Research Page 

Virginia Genealogical Sites

• VAGenWeb Archives.  We are uploading files daily. Please help us get more information online for everyone to share. Visit often to see what we've added.
• The Virginia Genealogical Society.
• Search for Individual in Jeff Murphy's database (exact spelling required)

Other Helpful Sites

• AFR American Griot
• Ancestry Search
• Family Tree Maker's Genealogy Site: Find Ads
• Medal of Honor Recipients
• National Archives
• The OLIVE TREE Genealogy Homepage
• The Quaker Corner
• Slave Voices: Duke University Special Collections
• Surname Index - GenWeb by Stark
• US Census Bureau Gazateer 

Shortcuts to Neighboring Counties

        Dinwiddie Co      Sussex Co


Brunswick Co    Greensville Co   Southampton Co


              Northampton Co., NC

Genealogy of Greensville County, with

Shortcuts to Ancestor Counties

Charles City Co (original shire)

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Prince George Co (1703)

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Brunswick Co (1732)

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Greensville Co (1781)