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Presented by
West Virginia Genealogy Trails
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THIS COUNTY IS AVAILABLE FOR ADOPTION!!
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If you have the desire to help transcribe genealogical data and place it
online for the free use of all researchers, contact Kim to become a host. Volunteer
Information is available here.
This County currently does not have a host. This means
that there is no one available to help answer your questions about this county's history or to help you with your
family's genealogy within this county.
WE REGRET THAT WE ARE UNABLE TO DO PERSONAL RESEARCH FOR YOU.
Berkeley County is the second oldest county in West Virginia.
It was created in 1772 from the northern third of Frederick County, Virginia and named for Norborne Berkeley, Baron
de Botetourt, Colonial Governor of Virginia from 1768 to 1770. Due to its proximity to Washington, D.C., Berkeley
County is the fastest growing county in the state in West Virginia.
Villages and Towns
Allensville -- Arden -- Baker Heights -- Baxter -- Bedington
Berkeley -- Bessemer -- Blairton -- Bunker Hill -- Darkesville
Douglas Grove -- Falling Waters -- Files Crossroad -- Ganotown -- Georgetown
Gerrardstown -- Glengary -- Greensburg -- Grubbs Corner -- Hainesville
Hedgesville -- Inwood -- Johnsontown -- Jones Springs -- Little Georgetown
Marlowe -- Martinsburg -- Nipetown -- Nollville -- North Mountain
Pikeside -- Ridgeway -- Scrabble -- Shanghai -- Spring Mills
Swan Pond -- Tablers Station -- Tarico Heights -- Tomahawk -- Union Corner
Van Clevesville -- Vanville -- Winebrenners Crossroad -- Wynkoop Spring
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Berkeley County Online Data
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