History of West Virginia in Two Parts
History of West Virginia in Two Parts
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INTRODUCTION. COUNTY DEPARTMENT. Date of Formation — For whom Named — ^^^ly so called — Date of Legal Estab- lishment of Towns with Names of First Trustees and Date of Incorporation — Pioneer Recollections and Historic Events of each of Fifty-four Counties of the State. In 1634, twenty-seven years after the founding of Jamestown, Virginia v^-as divided Into eight counties or shires, similar to those of England. These, the first counties organized In the New World, were named as follows : James ...City, Henrico, Elizabeth City, Warwick River, Warrosquyoake — now Isle of Wight — Charles River and Acomack. Virginia ever tried to keep civil government abreast of her most adventurous pioneers, and to accomplish this, her House of Burgesses con- tinued to make provision for the formation of new coun- ties. After the eight original ones came others in the order named : Northampton and Gloucester, in 1642 ; Northumberland, In 1648 ; Surry and Lancaster, in 1652 ; Westmoreland, In 1653 ; Sussex and New Kent, in 1654; Stafford and Middlesex, in 1675; Norfolk, Princess Anne, and King and Queen, in 1691 ; Rich- mond, in 1692 ; King William, in 1701 ; Prince George, in 1 702 ; Spottsylvania, King George, Hanover, and Brunswick, in 1720 ; Goochland and Caroline, in 1727 ; (481) 482 HISTORY OF WEST VIRGINIA.
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INTRODUCTION. COUNTY DEPARTMENT. Date of Formation — For whom Named — ^^^ly so called — Date of Legal Estab- lishment of Towns with Names of First Trustees and Date of Incorporation — Pioneer Recollections and Historic Events of each of Fifty-four Counties of the State. In 1634, twenty-seven years after the founding of Jamestown, Virginia v^-as divided Into eight counties or shires, similar to those of England. These, the first counties organized In the New World, were named as follows : James ...City, Henrico, Elizabeth City, Warwick River, Warrosquyoake — now Isle of Wight — Charles River and Acomack. Virginia ever tried to keep civil government abreast of her most adventurous pioneers, and to accomplish this, her House of Burgesses con- tinued to make provision for the formation of new coun- ties. After the eight original ones came others in the order named : Northampton and Gloucester, in 1642 ; Northumberland, In 1648 ; Surry and Lancaster, in 1652 ; Westmoreland, In 1653 ; Sussex and New Kent, in 1654; Stafford and Middlesex, in 1675; Norfolk, Princess Anne, and King and Queen, in 1691 ; Rich- mond, in 1692 ; King William, in 1701 ; Prince George, in 1 702 ; Spottsylvania, King George, Hanover, and Brunswick, in 1720 ; Goochland and Caroline, in 1727 ; (481) 482 HISTORY OF WEST VIRGINIA.
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