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Carroll County is located in West Tennessee, one of the state’s Three Grand Divisions. It is approximately halfway between Nashville and Memphis. The Tennessee General Assembly created Carroll County on 7 November 1821 from the 19 October 1818 Great Chickasaw Cession. The county is named in honor of Governor William Carroll. The county seat is Huntingdon. Table of Contents Queries & a Mailing List Post and View Carroll County Queries  (new message board) Carroll County Mailing List   (subscribe at RootsWeb.com) Carroll County History Goodspeed’s Carroll County History Goodspeed’s Carroll County Biographical Sketches Tennessee Records Repository Carroll County Records Useful Maps Coming Soon TNGenWeb Project Tennessee County Select Page Tennessee Special History Projects TNGenWeb Home Page USGenWeb Archives, &c. USGenWeb Archives, Carroll County, Search USGenWeb Archives, Carroll County, FTP Directories USGenWeb Archives, Tennessee USGenWeb Archives USGenWeb Tombstone Transcription Project Censuses USGenWeb Census Project Tennessee State Library & Archives Resources Available Carroll County Microfilms Historical Societies Tennessee Historical Society, Carroll County Carroll County History

         

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