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Location: Summers County, West Virginia
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Summers County WV Roadsign |
PACK'S FERRY near Bluestone Dam |
1871 From the State of Virginia, Summers County was formed from Fayette, Greenbrier, Mercer and Monroe Virginia.
WV Counties formed from State of Virginia |
History
Image:Summers County West Virginia-4.jpg |
CONFEDERATE MONUMENT HINTON WV |
Dedication. |
American Valor |
Women. |
Bluestone Dam . |
OldTown of Lilly Plaque. |
Summers County Locations. |
Government Offices
Geography
Adjacent counties - Fayette; Giles County, Virginia; Greenbrier; Mercer, Monroe; and Raleigh
Protected areas
Demographics
Cities - Hinton is County Seat, Incorporated Taxing District of Summers County West Virginia #55
Taxing Districts of Summers County West Virginia #55 - Six Districts are all unincorporated: Forest Hill, Greenbrier, Jumping Branch, Green Sulpher, Pipestem, Talcott,
Unincorporated Communities Ballengee‡ · Bargers Springs · Barksdale · Barnettown · Bellepoint · Bertha · Beurytown · Brooklin · Brooks · Browning · Buck · Carew · Claypool · Clayton · Crossroads · Crumps Bottom · Ellison · Ellison Ridge · Elton · Farley · Forest Hill · Glenray · Green Sulphur Springs · Griffith Creek · Hill Top · Hilldale · Hix · Indian Mills · Judson · Jumping Branch · Lick Creek · Lockbridge · Lowell · Mandeville · Marie · Meadow Creek · Mountview · Neponset · Nimitz · Pence Springs · Pipestem · Ramp · Riffe · Sandstone · Santafee · Seminole · Streeter · Suck Creek · Talcott · Tempa · True · Valley Heights · Wiggins
Formed From
Resources
Census
Notables
Land Grants
Summers County Historical Society - P. O. Box 295 Hinton, West Virginia 25951
- A Non Profit organization - President - Douglas Wayne Harvey 1-304-466-0429
- Vice President - Ben Vest; Secretary - Carolyn Saunders Fitzsimmons;
- Treasurer - Donna Brown Brewster - Historian - Andrea Stawski Pack
Ben Vest; Donna Brown Brewster; Douglas Wayne Harvey; Andrea Pack; Carolyn Fitzsimmons. |
Sources
- Summers County Courthouse - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia - [[4]]
- Full text of "History of Summers County from the earliest settlement to the present time" - [[5]]
- History of West Virginia, old and new : in one volume : and West Virginia biography in two additional volumes — FamilySearch.org - [[6]]
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