Cobb County, Georgia Public Records

To begin, add a county public record or view a list of county record locations and resources for Cobb county records and the state of Georgia.

No area has a history quite like the south, and when it comes to Georgia, you know that you’ll find all sorts of information and hidden secrets about people who used to live there. In the case of Cobb County, for instance, there is a lot to learn. This area was settled in 1832 and was named for a senator and Supreme Court Judge by the name of Thomas Willis Cobb. The county seat, Marietta, was named for his wife. This area has been filled with a great deal of history, and the first mention of settlers is back in 1824, when settlers were remarked to be living fairly near to a town known as Kennesaw, which was listed as a Cherokee town.

As time moved on, so too did the area. Now the area of Cobb County is a large, sprawling area which is known for being a relaxing place to live, albeit a hot one. Those who are looking for Cobb County public records will be able to find the records that they’re seeking at the Cobb County Clerk of the Superior Court, on 32 Waddell St., P.O. Box 3370, which is located directly in Marietta, GA.