Cass County North Dakota
Genealogy and History

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Online Data
Biographies	Births	Cemeteries	Census
Churches	Mortality Schedule	County History	Court Records
Newspapers	Obituaries	Marriages	Military
Red River Valley Old Settlers Association

Cass County dates back to the days of the Dakota Territory. It was one of the original counties defined in 1872, and was organized on October 27, 1873, at a meeting in Fargo. It is named in honor of a railroad executive George Washington Cass. It is the most populous county in North Dakota.
County Seat: Fargo.
- Wikipedia.org

Cities and Unincorporated Communities
Alice	Amenia	Argusville	Arthur
Ayr	Briarwood	Buffalo	Casselton
Davenport	Fargo	Frontier	Gardner
Grandin	Harwood	Horace	Hunter
Kindred	Leonard	Mapleton	North River
Oxbow	Page	Prairie Rose	Tower City
Reile's Acres		West Fargo

Townships
Addison	Barnes	Bell	Chaffee	Cornell
Dows	Durbin	Eldred	Empire	Erie
Everest	Gill	Gunkel	Harmony	Highland
Hill	Howes	Kinyon	Lake	Maple River
Noble	Normanna	Pleasant	Pontiac	Raymond
Reed	Rich	Riverside	Rochester	Rush River
Tower	Walburg	Warren	Watson	Wheatland
Wiser

Surrounding Counties
Traill (north)	Norman, MN (northeast)	Clay, MN (east)	Richland (southeast)
Ransom (southwest)	Barnes (west)	Steele (northwest)

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Cass County North Dakota Genealogy and History

Cass County North Dakota
Genealogy and History