Polk County, founded in the year 1851, was named after James K. Polk, the eleventh President of the United States. It has the county seat in Cedartown. With a total area of 312.13 sq mi, it has over 41.4K people with the rich cultural diversities of White, Native American, Black or African American, Asian, Hispanic or Latino, Pacific Islander, and others along with more than 14K households and 10.3K families.

Polk county records index is a combination of both the vital and public statistics and supplies ample information regarding war and enlistment data, last will, probate essentials, census data, immigration and naturalization specifics, land and estate data, American Civil War history, marriage and divorce details, burial and cemetery details, real estate and property facts, World War I and II information, marriage volume number, obituary notice, civil court case lookups, demise details, origin and birth details and much more.