Welcome to Monongalia
County West Virginia Presented by West Virginia Trails History and Genealogy
Formed in 1776, the county takes its name from the Monongahela River. The name Monongalia is commonly believed to be a misspelling of Monongahela, while others suggest that Monongalia simply means "Land of the Monongahela", as in Arabia, Bolivia or Columbia. The true origin is unknown. Its county seat is at Morgantown
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Monongalia County Data Online |
NEW!! Biography of James Clark McGREW - Donated by Anna Newell |
NEW!! News Articles from the Past - Donated by Robyn Greenlund and Dena Whitesell |
NEW!! Obituaries and Death Notices - Donated by Robin Greenlund |
Surrounding Counties |
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Greene County, Pennsylvania (north) |
Marion County (south) |
Fayette County, Pennsylvania (northeast) |
Preston County (east) |
Wetzel County (west) |
Taylor County (southeast) |
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