Combs-Coombs &c. Records of Vermont

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	Combs &c. Counties in Vermont

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Vermont, after playing an important role in the American Revolution, resisted the advances of the neighboring colonies and declared itself an independent Republic in 1777. In 1791 Vermont joined the United States as that fledgling nation's fourteenth member.

Combs &c. Vermont Counties of Record

County	Formed	Parent County	County Seat	Link
Addison	1785	Rutland	Middlebury	Records
Bennington	1779	Original County	Bennington	Records
Caledonia	1796	Orange	St. Johnsbury	Records
Chittenden	1787	Original County	Burlington	Records
Essex	1792	Unorganized Territory	Guildhall	Records
Franklin	1792	Chittenden	St. Albans	Records
Grand Isle	1802	Franklin	North Hero	Records
Lamoille	1835	Chittenden, Franklin, Orleans	Hyde Park	Records
Orange	1781	Original County	Chelsea	Records
Orleans	1792	Original County	Newport	Records
Rutland	1781	Original County	Rutland	Records
Washington	1810	Addison, Orange, Caledonia, Chittenden	Montpelier	Records
Windham	1781	Cumberland	Newfane	Records
Windsor	1781	Original County	Woodstock	Records

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