Category: Mercer County, Virginia (1837-1863)
Categories: Virginia | Mercer County, West Virginia | Virginia Trans-Allegheny Region Counties
Followed by Mercer County, West Virginia
- See also Mercer County, Virginia (1785-1792), which was followed by Mercer County, Kentucky
There were two counties in Virginia named after General Hugh Mercer of Fredericksburg, who died at the Battle of Princeon, NJ, during the Revolutionary War. The first was formed in 1785 from Lincoln County and was in the part of Virginia that became Kentucky in 1792. The second was formed in 1837 from portions of Giles and Tazewell counties and eventually became Mercer County, West Virginia.
- See also WikiTree's West Virginia Project
- History of County Formations in Virginia 1617-1995 on Rootsweb. See also Rootsweb's History of County Formations in Kentucky 1776-1939
- Kentucky Project and Virginia Project.
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