Floyd County Family Web Sites
Welcome to the Floyd County, Georgia Family Web Sites Page. This page will provide links to the various web sites that users have submitted for families that are from Floyd County, Georgia. These data bases have all been submitted by other researchers that want to make their research available to others over the Internet. ENTRIES TO THIS PAGE ARE DEPENDNET ON THE SUBMISSIONS OF OTHER RESEARCHERS. If you have questions or suggestions about entries within a specific web site, these items should be directed to the owner of that web site, which is included with that entry. If you have a new submission or update for this page, please forward it to , County Coordinator with a subject line of "Floyd County Family Web Sites".
Atkins and Affiliated Families from Northwest Georgia
Family Tree of Charles F. Brooks
Web Site of James Boggs
The Greens of Floyd County, Georgia
All comments, additions and suggestions to expand or improve this page are welcome and will be responded to as soon as possible.
This page is a free service to all Family Historians who are currently doing research in the Floyd County, Georgia area. This site is part of the
USGenWeb Project . If you have an interest in supporting an unadopted county of Georgia that is listed on the
Georgia home page under the counties list, you can volunteer to sponser that county home page by
contacting the Georgia State Coordinator for further information. Please send
comments, suggestions or updates for this page to , Floyd County Coordinator.
This site contains information on:
ATKINS, ATWOOD, AUSTIN, BROCK, BROOM, CLARK,
CORNELISON, DOBBS, HOLLIS, JONES, LIVINGSTON, MULL, STONE
This site contains information on:
BROOKS, BROWN, CURRY, HARRIS, HOBBS, MORGAN,
POPE,
VISINAND, WALTHALL and WHISENHUNT
of Polk, Floyd, Haralson, Carroll and/or Coweta Counties
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This is the Boggs line from around Jackson, Floyd, and Clarke County, Georgia, beginning with James Boggs and Violatta (Viley) Ward in the late 1700's.
This part of the family begins with James and Elizabeth Green of Floyd County, GA, particularly in the area now known as Little Texas Valley.
Copyright 2010 - 2011 by Doris Estes Robbins
This page was last updated Saturday, 08-Jan-2011 09:15:59 MST