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King George County (Va.) Bonds/Comissions/Oaths, 1893-1981 circa, typically consist of bonds, commissions, oaths, certificates, and appointments related to holding public office. Some collections can include ministers' bonds.

This volume contains records from 1899-1960 and is part of the Local Records' category Business Records/Corporations/Partnerships.

King George County (Va.) Circuit Court Records, 1869-1926, consist of 2 Chancery Docket Books, 1869-1905; 1 Chancery Rule Docket Book, 1905-1923; 2 Fee Books, 1878-1913 and 1887-1890; 1 Witness Attendance Book, 1869-1908; 1 Law Docket Book, 1887-1926 and 1 Clerk's Tax Book, 1889-1904.

King George County (Va.) Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chancery Records, 1832-1844, consist of 1 Fee Book, 1832-1836 and 1 Docket Book, 1832-1844.

King George County (Va.) Claims for slaves who escaped during the late war, 1861-1865, are lists and affidavits by owners of slaves who either escaped or were taken by the Yankees during the Civil War. Most lists include slave names and ages and some include a statement as to the date and circumstances of the loss. Some affidavits only provide a number of slaves lost and an amount of money. Many of the lists have notations as to the value of the slave or the tax value. The list of William S. Brown of 1863 includes items other than slaves that he claims the Yankees also took from him including hay stacks, mules, geese, fodder, and fencing.

King George County (Va.) County Administrative Records, 1850-1989, consist of four record series: Board of Supervisors' Records including Minute Books, Vols. 1-18, Board of School Commissioners' Minute Book, 1 vol., 1 Road Surveyor's Book (1875-1891) and Old Papers Done With By the Board (1885-1931), 5 record center boxes; Electoral Board Minutes, 1885-1960, 3 vol. and Treasurers' Records, 1871-1940, 1 vol.

King George County (Va.) Free Negro and Slave Records, 1851-1868, consist of free negro lists, a rough draft of some free negro registers, and photocopies of documents related to free negroes.

King George County (Va.) James Madison Camp No. 12503 Modern Woodmen of America Book is comprised of minutes from 1922-1924 regarding this local fraternal organization.

King George County (Va) Mechanic's Lien Book, dating from 1897-1912, is comprised of records of statutory liens held by mechanics and laborers and those furnishing materials for construction. It includes the number of the lien, names of parties, the nature and amount of the lien, and a description of the labor or materials upon which the lien is based.

King George County (Va.) King George County (Va.) Military and Pension Records, 1789-1944, consists of a Militia Court of Inquiry Order Book, a Confederate Pension Board Minute Book and a Regimental Court Militia Record Book.