Franklin County New York

Date: 1808 [unknown]
Location: Franklin County New York
Surnames/tags: United_States New_York Franklin_County_New_York

Franklin County was created in 1808 from a portion of Clinton County. It was named after founding father, Benjamin Franklin.

Contents 1 Adjacent Counties and Areas 2 Towns 3 Villages 4 Census-designated Places 5 Hamlets 6 Resources and Records 6.1 On Wikitree 6.2 On Other Websites 7 Sources

Adjacent Counties and Areas

• Clinton County - East
• Essex County - Southeast
• Hamilton County - Southwest
• St. Lawrence County - West
• Stormont, Dundas and Glengarry United Counties, Ontario, Canada - Northwest
• Le Haut-Saint Laurent Regional County Muncipality, Quebec, Canada - North

Towns

• Bangor
• Bellmont
• Bombay
• Brandon
• Brighton
• burke
• Constable
• Dickinson
• Duane
• Fort Covington
• Franklin
• Harrietstown
• Malone
• Moira
• Santa Clara
• Tupper Lake
• Waverly
• Westville

Villages

• Brushton
• Burke
• Chateaugay
• Malone
• Saranac Lake
• Tupper Lake

Census-designated Places

• Akwesasne (shared with St. Lawrence County)
• Fort Covington
• Paul Smiths
• St. Regis Falls

Hamlets

• Gabriels
• Goldsmith
• Hogansburg
• Keese Mill
• Lake Clear
• Loon Lake
• Reynoldston
• Saint Regis
• Skerry
• Upper St. Regis
• Vermontville

Resources and Records

On Wikitree

• Franklin County Categories
• Franklin County Cemeteries
• A History of St. Lawrence and Franklin Counties, New York

On Other Websites

• New York Vital Records
• Franklin County on Family Search
• Franklin County on Genealogy Inc.
• Central New York Genealogical Society
• Franklin County on Genealogy Trails

Sources

Wikipedia Contributors. "Franklin County, New York", https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Franklin_County,_New_York. Accessed 1 February 2020