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Perry County
Tennessee
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Connie Burkett,  Coordinator  

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     Perry County is located in Middle Tennessee, one of the state’s Three Grand Divisions. It was named after the War of 1812 naval hero, Oliver Hazard Perry. Perry County was formed in 1819 from parts of Humphreys and Hickman counties. Adjacent Counties are Humphreys County (north), Hickman County (northeast), Lewis County (southeast), Wayne County (south), Decatur County (west), and Benton County (northwest). The west boundary line of Perry County is the Tennessee River. Its county seat is Linden.

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Table of Contents
Queries & a Mailing List
  • Post and View Perry County Queries  (new message board)
  • Perry County Mailing List   (subscribe at RootsWeb.com)

    Maps
  • Decatur & Perry Counties, 1888 (240k)

    Goodspeed Publishing Company, 1886
  • History of Perry County
  • Biographical Sketches

    Tennessee Records Repository
  • Perry County Records

    Outside Resources
  • Perry County Chamber of Commerce
  • ePodunk, Perry County Profile
  • Wikipedia, Perry County

    TNGenWeb Project
  • Tennessee County Select Page
  • Tennessee Special History Projects
  • TNGenWeb Home Page

    USGenWeb Archives, &c.
  • USGenWeb Archives, Tennessee
  • USGenWeb Archives
  • USGenWeb Tombstone Transcription Project

    Censuses
  • USGenWeb Census Project

    Historical Societies
  • Perry County Historical Society




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