Map of Middle Accomack County, Virginia
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Master Index- Middle Accomack County Map
Marvell, John Jr. A109, A114
West, Matilda A64, A72, A77, A80, A109, A113
West, John A60, A62, A64, A70, A71, A72, A77, A78, A79, A80, A82, A85, A91, A109, A113
Coe, Timothy A126
Map of the Eastern Shore where the Marvels lived
Map of Early Somerset Maryland from 1662
Somerset Hundreds before 1742
Delaware Hundreds – in 1868
From: Delaware Place Names, U.S. Geological Survey Bulletin.
The following information is from the University of Delaware and the Delaware Genealogical Society
Historical Maps are from the Pomeroy and Beers Atlas of 1868
Year
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What Change Occurred?
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Hundreds Count
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1682
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William Penn divides Delaware into 12 hundreds. Brandywine, Christiana, New Castle, St. Georges, Appoquinimink, Duck Creek, Little Creek (in Kent County), St. Jones, Murderkill, Mispillion, Broadkill and Lewes & Rehoboth.
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12
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1702-1710
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Six new hundreds created: Mill Creek, White Clay Creek, Pencader, Red Lion, Cedar Creek, and Indian River.
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18
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1775
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Six new hundreds created: North West Fork, Nanticoke, Broad Creek, Little Creek (in Sussex County), Dagsborough, and Baltimore.
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24
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1830-1835
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Three new hundreds created: Milford from Mispillion, Wilmington from Christiana, Georgetown from Broadkill (but Georgetown repealed in 1835).
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26
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1855
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One new hundred create: Murderkill split into North Murderkill and South Murderkill.
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27
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1859
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One new hundred create: Dover split into East Dover and West Dover.
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28
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1863
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One new hundred create: Georgetown from Broadkill.
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29
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1869-1875
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Four new hundreds created: Kenton from Little Creek and Duck Creek, Seaford from North West Fork, Gumborough from Broad Creek; Blackbird from Appoquinimink.
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New Castle County
White Clay Creek Hundred in 1868
Newport – Brandywine Banks – Brandywine Village in 1868
Kent County
Duck Creek Hundred in 1868
North and South Murderkill Hundred in 1868
Dover City in 1868
Sussex County
Northwest Fork Hundred in 1868
Broadkiln (Broadkill) Hundred in 1868
Lews and Rehoboth Hundred in 1868
The Map of the Hundreds of Delaware since 1875 to the present