Doty County, Minnesota Genealogy

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Doty

  • 1849 - 20 Feb 1855 Doty created from Itasca.
  • 20 Feb 1855 - Superior created from Itasca.
  • 03 Mar 1855 - Doty renamed Newton.
  • 03 Mar 1855 - Superior renamed St. Louis.
  • 01 Mar 1856 - Newton lost all of its territory to the creation of ST. LOUIS
  • 01 Mar 1856 - St. Louis created from Itasca and Newton and Newton was eliminated

More information on names and dates is provided online by: Individual County Chronologies of Minnesota from Newberry and
Wikipedia List of Historical Minnesota Counties

Sources[edit | edit source]

  1. ↑ List of Counties in Minnesota
  2. ↑ List of Counties in Minnesota
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