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     • The political beginning for Scotland County came when the legislature of North Carolina, on February 20, 1899, created the new county.
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     Scotland County, North Carolina

2. www.indherald.com › 2021/05/24 › forgotten-timesForgotten Times: Scott County wasn’t always Scott County

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   May 25, 2021 · Did you know that Scott County was once part of Sumner County? We’re all familiar with the story of Scott County’s forming in 1849, when this county was carved out of parts of Fentress, Campbell, Anderson and Morgan counties.

3. statelibrary.ncdcr.gov › nc-county-formationNC County Formation | SLNC - State Library of North Carolina

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   In fact, during North Carolina's history, several counties were created that later became defunct, renamed, or absorbed into other counties. And the state also created three counties in the 1780s and 1790s that are now part of Tennessee.

4. northcarolinahistory.org › scotland-county-1899Scotland County (1899) - North Carolina History

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   Scotland County was created in 1899, out of portions of Richmond County. Laurinburg, chartered in 1877, is the governmental seat for Scotland County. Its namesake is linked to the McLaurin family, a notable Scottish clan that accompanied the early Highland settlers.

5. www.wikitree.com › wiki › Space:Formation_of_NorthFormation of North Carolina Counties - WikiTree

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   Formation of North Carolina Counties. The County Seat, Year Formed, counties formed from, and the origin of the county name is listed below in a sortable table. This list does not include the three extinct North Carolina Counties that existed when North Carolina was formed.

   County	County Seat	Year Formed	Formed From Counties
   Alamance County	Graham	1849	Orange County
   Alexander County	Taylorsville	1847	Caldwell County, Iredell County, and ...
   Alleghany County	Sparta	1859	Ashe County
   Anson County	Wadesboro	1750	Bladen County

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7. freepages.rootsweb.com › Census › nccountyHistory of North Carolina Counties - RootsWeb

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   North and South Carolina become separate colonies. NC cedes Tennessee territory to the United States. This included Washington, Sullivan, Davidson, Greene, Hawkins, Sumner and Tennessee Counties, which no longer were part of NC. This territory was initially known as the Territory South of the Ohio.

8. mycounties.com › northcarolinaHistory and Facts of North Carolina Counties

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   This Interactive Map of North Carolina Counties show the historical boundaries, names, organization, and attachments of every county, extinct county and unsuccessful county proposal from 1664 to 1965.

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   How many counties were created in North Carolina?

   • In fact, during North Carolina's history, several counties were created that later became defunct, renamed, or absorbed into other counties. And the state also created three counties in the 1780s and 1790s that are now part of Tennessee.

   NC County Formation | SLNC - State Library of North Carolina

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   What counties are in North Carolina?

   • Currituck, Chowan, Perquimans, Craven and Pasquotank Counties existed when the Province of North Carolina formed on 1712. Avery County was the last county created on February 23, 1911. Dare County (1,562 sq mi) is the largest county in North Carolina. Clay County (221 sq mi) is the smallest county in North Carolina.

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   When was Scotland County formed?

   • Scotland County was formed in 1899 from Richmond County. It was named for the country of Scotland, the northern portion of the British Isles. It is in the southeastern section of the state and is bounded by the state of South Carolina and Richmond, Moore, Hoke, and Robeson counties.

   Scotland County, North Carolina

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   Is Scotland County North Carolina a good County?

   • Although Scotland County is relatively young among North Carolina counties, having been formed in 1899, it has a rich and interesting history. As is true with all history, the history of this county is so entwined with our geography, sociology, economics, and government that separating them is neither feasible nor desirable.

   Scotland County, North Carolina

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   Where did the Highland Scots live in North Carolina?

   • Despite the English presence, the Highland Scots made up the largest portion of emigrants to this section of what was then a royal colony of North Carolina. Scotland County was created in 1899, out of portions of Richmond County. Laurinburg, chartered in 1877, is the governmental seat for Scotland County.

   Scotland County (1899) - North Carolina History

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   Do North Carolina counties still exist today?

   • Today’s North Carolina counties did not always exist in the present form. They went through many different changes in the space of a few short years. The creation of North Carolina counties spans over 240 years, starting in 1664 the first North Carolina counties were formed and ending with the last counties to be formed in 1924.

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