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Manomin County was created on May 23 1857 but between 1858 and 1869 it was moved several time to other counties finally eliminated in 1869. For more detail go to [http://www.familytree101.com/minnesota/mn-counties.html#extinct Extinct counties]  
Manomin County was created on May 23 1857 but between 1858 and 1869 it was moved several time to other counties finally eliminated in 1869. For more detail go to [http://www.genealogyinc.com/minnesota/mn-counties#extinct Extinct counties]  


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[[Category:Extinct Counties of Minnesota]]
[[Category:Extinct Counties of Minnesota]]

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Manomin County was created on May 23 1857 but between 1858 and 1869 it was moved several time to other counties finally eliminated in 1869. For more detail go to Extinct counties


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