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Newberry
County,
South
Carolina
History and
Genealogy
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Hi, my name is Dena and
I'm your host for Newberry County Trails. My father's family
originated and still live in Newberry County. My surnames are:
Thomasson, DeHardt, Wilson, Suber, Dickert.
Newberry County was formed
in 1785 as a part of Ninety Six District, with the county seat in
the town of Newberry. The community was named for Capt. John
Newberry, Revolutionary War officer. This part of the country was
settled largely by Scotch-Irish, English, and German immigrants in
the mid-1700's. The German region was given the name Dutch Fork.
This title is still carried to this day. Historians John Belton
O'Neall (1795-1863) and David Duncan Wallace (1874-1951) were
Newberry County natives, as was governor and U. S. Senator Coleman
L. Blease (1868-1942).
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hosting or helping with a South Carolina Genealogy Trails county, or
any other county within the United States, please visit our
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Join our to receive update notices, post questions, etc. If you have
data you'd like added or would like to volunteer to transcribe date
, please e-mail me.

Updated May 5,
2008
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Helpful Links and Information
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Newberry County
Courthouse
- P.O. Box 442
- Newberry, SC 29108
- Telephone: (803)
321-2118
- (Probate records: wills, estate
inventories, guardianships, etc.)
Newberry County Clerk
- P.O. Box 278
- Newberry, SC 29108-0278
- (803) 276-3494
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