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Revision as of 12:05, 27 January 2021

Toombs:

  • Formed from Pembina County
  • 1858-1862 - From 1858-1862 this was named Toombs County, Minnesota.
  • 1862-1868 - From 1862-1868 the name was changed to Andy Johnson County, Minnesota
  • 1868- - On March 6 1868 the name changed again to Wilkin County, Minnesota
  • For early records 1849-1858 Kittson County[1]
  • For records 1858- see: Wilkin County[2]

Wikipedia has a list of counties in Minnesota and county seats at Wikipedia


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