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United States Gotoarrow.png Alabama Gotoarrow.png Decatur County

  • 1821--Decatur County was formed 17 December 1821 from Jackson County, Alabama.
  • 1824--Abolished 28 December 1824 for want of minimal area, and her territory was divided between Madison and Jackson counties.[1]

For Decatur County records, see Madison and Jackson counties.

References

  1. ↑ Wikipedia contributors, "Decatur County, Alabama" in Wikipedia: the Free Encyclopedia at (accessed 27 August 2012).
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