Map of Beaver County, Pennsylvania with Municipal Labels showing
Cities and Boroughs (red), Townships (white), and Census-designated places (blue).
Beaver County was created on March 12, 1800, from parts of Allegheny
and Washington Counties. On March 20, 1849 parts of Beaver and Mercer
County was joined to form Lawrence County, which now forms current day
Beaver County.
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Beaver County Data Online
Civil List of Beaver County This list contains the names of persons who have held county offices, and also of those resident in Beaver County, who have held important offices in or under the State or National Government.
Four Mile Church History Transcribed from 'Four Mile United Presbyterian Church - A History of Our Church'.
This book consists of two parts. Part I is a reprint (in its original form) of 'A history of the U. P. Congregation of Four Mile', compiled by Rev. Josiah Thompson in 1876. Part II is an update of the church history from 1876 to 1991.
Centennial directory of President Judges, Associate Judges, Sheriffs, Treasurers, Prothonotaries,
Register & Recorders, Clerk Of Courts, Commissioners, District Attorneys, Coroners, County Surveyors,
County Superintendents, Poor House Directors, Trustees Of Academy, Auditors & Teachers.
