Resource Links

This very useful map allows the user to locate property owners and addresses for Augusta County, Virginia. A valuable tool for anyone needing to get permission to enter upon private property to explore or research sites.

This very useful map just like the one for Augusta County, allows the user to locate property owners and addresses for Rockbridge County, Virginia. A valuable tool for anyone needing to get permission to enter upon private property to explore or research sites.

This map is essential for early 18th century property research in Augusta County, Virginia. It is divided into four quadrants and it can be enlarged to an easy read size. It is compiled based on the original surveys when William Beverley dispensed patents for the 118,491 acres that he brokered to settlers in Augusta County beginning in 1736.

Great map for finding the location of meeting houses established in the Beverley and Borden Tracts prior to 1848.

Just like the 1736 William Beverley map, this map will assist greatly when researching 18th century land ownership in the southernmost region of Augusta County and the northern part of Rockbridge County. Benjamin Borden delved out 92,100 acres in the early to mid-1700s and this map has the recipient name, date granted, and acreage acquired recorded on the map. This map is offered by the Virginia Genealogical Society and on the same page where the link for this map is found there are a number of other valuable links that can be utilized as well.

This map of Rockbridge County, Virginia has the district divisions marked which is a big help when researching other records that list the location by district. It also lists the households that are plotted by last name. Being drafted in 1860, a lot of names on this map are families that were the pioneer settlers of Rockbridge, a hard list to find elsewhere.

This link opens Google Maps to the Dutch Hollow Hanger Cemetery but the user can navigate to anywhere on the globe from this point.

This map predates the commonly used Hotchkiss map and is a great resource for locating the original route of many of the county roads that are no longer in use. It has good zoom-in quality and has the names of residents that do not appear on the 1885 map by Jedidiah Hotchkiss.