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'''Pembina:'''
<br> Pembina County was created October 27 1849, organized in 1852, and name changed to Kittson County. More details about [http://www.genealogyinc.com/minnesota/mn-counties/#extinct Extinct counties]  
*One of the 9 original Counties
*'''1849-1878''' - From 1849-1878 this County although unorganized, was named Pembina County.
*'''1878-''' -  On March 9, 1879 it was renamed Kittson County, Minnesota.
*For records see: [[Kittson County, Minnesota Genealogy|Kittson County County]]<ref>[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_counties_in_Minnesota#Historical_counties List of Counties in Minnesota]</ref>
 
Wikipedia has a list of counties in Minnesota and county seats at [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_counties_in_Minnesota#Historical_counties Wikipedia]


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[[Category:Extinct Counties of Minnesota]]
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Pembina County was created October 27 1849, organized in 1852, and name changed to Kittson County. More details about Extinct counties

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