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Welcome to Wood County WV
History and Genealogy
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Wood County was formed in
1798 from the western part of Harrison County and it was named for James Wood, governor of Virginia from 1796 to
1799
Its county seat is Parkersburg
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Wood County Courthouse
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Cities and towns
* North Hills * Parkersburg * Vienna * Williamstown
Unincorporated Communities
* Belleville * Blennerhassett * Boaz * Bonnivale
* Cedar Grove * Central * Dallison * Davisville
* Deerwalk * Fort Neal * Kanawha * Lubeck
* Mineralwells * New England * Pettyville * Rockport
* Slate * Volcano * Walker * Washington * Waverly
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Wood County Online Data

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