Toombs County, Minnesota Genealogy

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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]

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Extinct Counties	Andy Johnson · Big Sioux · Breckenridge · Buchanan · Davis · Doty · Mahkahta · Manomin · Midway · Monongalia · Newton · Pembina · Pierce · St. Croix^[3] · Superior · Toombs · Wahnata

Major Repositories	Online Records · National Archives at Chicago · Minnesota Historical Society · MHS Regional Centers: Central · Northeast · Northwest · Southern · Southwest · West Central · Minnesota Genealogical Society · Immigration History Research Center · Iron Range Research Center · Stearns History Museum Research Center · University of Minnesota Wilson Library · Newberry Library · Norwegian American Genealogical Center and Naeseth Library

Migration Routes	Lake Superior · Mississippi River · St. Croix River · Minnesota River · Red River of the North · Fort Snelling · Fort Snelling · St. Paul-Pembina Road · Great Northern Railway (U.S.) · Illinois Central Railroad · Northern Pacific Railroad · Wadsworth Trail

References	↑ List of Counties in Minnesota ↑ List of Counties in Minnesota ↑ Prior to Minnesota becoming a territory much of north eastern Minnesota was in Saint Croix County (now located only in Wisconsin)

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Extinct Counties of Minnesota