Bucks County, Pennsylvania Genealogy

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County Courthouse
Bucks County Courthouse 55 East Court Street Doylestown, PA 18901

Parent County
10 March 1862: Bucks County was created as an original county from the Colonial lands.

Populated Places

 * Boroughs: Bristol . Chalfont . Doylestown . Dublin . Hulmeville . Ivyland . Langhorne . Langhorne Manor . Morrisville . New Britain . New Hope . Newtown . Penndel . Perkasie . Quakertown . Richlandtown . Riegelsville . Sellersville . Silverdale . Telford . Trumbauersville . Tullytown . Yardley
 * Townships: Bedminster . Bensalem . Bridgeton . Bristol . Buckingham . Doylestown . Durham . East Rockhill . Falls . Haycock . Hilltown . Lower Makefield . Lower Southampton . Middletown . Milford . New Britain . Newtown . Nockamixon . Northampton . Plumstead . Richland . Solebury . Springfield . Tinicum . Upper Makefield . Upper Southampton . Warminster . Warrington . Warwick . West Rockhill . Wrightstown
 * Unincorporated communities: Brittany Farms-Highlands . Churchville . Cornwells Heights-Eddington . Croydon . Erwinna . Fairless Hills . Fallsington . Feasterville-Trevose . Holland . Lahaska . Levittown . Lumberville . Newtown Grant . Point Pleasant . Plumsteadville . Richboro . Southampton . The Devil's Half-Acre . Uhlerstown . Upper Black Eddy . Village Shires . Warminster Heights . Washington Crossing . Woodbourne . Woodside

Neighboring Counties
Lehigh | Montgomery | Northampton | Philadelphia | New Jersey Counties: Burlington | Hunterdon | Mercer | Warren

Gazetteers

 * United States Geographic Survey Place Names - GNIS for Bucks County (more than 2000 entries) (may not always be present in alphabetic order on first try.)

Maps

 * Ancestor Tracks has posted free, downloadable images of two 19th century wall maps: (1) "Maps of Bucks County, Pennsylvania, from Surveys" published in 1850 by W. E. Morris and (2) "Map of Bucks and Montgomery Counties and the Consolidated City of Philadelphia" published by Kuhn &amp; Shrope in 1857. These images show many landowners, towns and villages and roads as of the date of publication.  These are invaluable sources to be used with the 1850 and 1860 censuses.

Vital Records

 * Bucks County (Pennsylvania). Coroner. Coroner's Views and Inquisitions, 1710-1906; Index, 1722-1946. Coroner's reports supply information on accidental or suspicious deaths.

Web Sites

 * The BucksCounty PAGenWeb Project, an member of The PAGenWeb Project, an affiliate of The USGenWeb Project.
 * Bucks County PA Genealogy
 * Family History Library Catalog
 * Linkpendium - Bucks County