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Kansas Counties
Cowley
was Hunter
Crawford Decatur
Dickinson Doniphan Douglas Edwards
Elk Ellis Ellsworth Finney
was Sequoyah
Ford
Franklin Geary
was Davis
Godfroy
now Howard
Gove
Graham Grant Gray Greeley Greenwood
Hamilton Harper Harvey Haskell Hodgeman
Hunter
now Cowley
Jackson
was Calhoun
Jefferson Jewell
Johnson Kansas
abolished 1883, now Morton
Kearney Kingman Kiowa
Labette Lane Leavenworth Lincoln Linn
Logan Lydkins
now Miami
Lyon
was Breckenridge
Madison
became Breckenridge/Lyon and Greenwood
Marion
Marshall McGee
now Cherokee
McPherson Meade Miami
was Lydkins
Mitchell Montgomery Morris
was Wise
Morton Nemaha
Neosho
was Dorn
Ness Norton Osage
was Weller
Osborne
Ottawa Pawnee Phillips Pottawatomie  Pratt
Rawlins Reno Republic Rice Richardson
now Wabausee
Riley Rooks Rush Russell Saint John
now Logan
Saline Scott Sedgwick Sequoyah
now Finney
some records in Ford County
"Old" Seward
now Howard
Seward Shawnee Sheridan Sherman Shirley
now Cloud
Smith Stafford Stanton
State-wide Files
Stevens
Sumner Thomas Trego Wabaunsee
was Richardson
Wallace
Washington Weller
Now Osage
Wichita Wilson Wise
now Chase
. Woodson . Wyandotte .

 
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