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Maps1752 Dinwiddie Militia Officers"The above gentlemen are the most proper for the offices of the Militia in county of Dinwiddie." Source: Colonial Papers, Virginia State Library.
- William Poythress, Co. Lieutenant
- John Banister, Colonel of Horse
- Robert Bolling, Colonel of Foot
- Isham Eppes, Major of Horse
- Anthony Haynes, Major of Foot
Unrecorded Wills Marriages found in Chancery Order Book No. 1
Miscellaneous WillsImages of Wills and Estates Books
- Cardwell, Jane, LWT (extract of lost records)
- Davis, Edward, LWT (extract of lost records)
- Eppes, Francis, LWT (extract of burned records)
- Grant, John, LWT (extract of burned records)
- Hudson, William, LWT (extract of burned records)
- Jackson, Joseph, LWT (extract of lost records)
- Muir, Anne Downman, LWT, transcript
- Skipwith, Fulmer, LWT (extract of lost records)
Dinwiddie County was created on May 1, 1752 and was taken from Prince George County. It was named after Robert Dinwiddie, Lieutenant Governor of Virginia from 1751 to 1758. The Dinwiddie County Historical Society currently occupies the old historic Dinwiddie County Court House. 