Troup County Court Cases

Troup County, Georgia was established in 1826, the county name originated from Creek Cession of 1826. The county was named after George M. Troup (1780 – 1856), Governor of Georgia (1823 – 27); U.S. Senator. Troup County has a total area of 414 square miles, with a total population of 68468 residents (and a population density of 165.38 residents per square mile).