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Welcome
to Putnam
County WV
History
and Genealogy
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Putnam
County was
named in honor
of Israel
Putnam, who
was a hero in
the French and
Indian War and
a general in
the American
Revolutionary
War.
Its county
seat is
Winfield.
Putnam
County Data
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BIOGRAPHIES
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BIRTHS
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CEMETERIES
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CENSUS
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DEATHS
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HISTORY
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MARRIAGES
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MILITARY RECORDS
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NEWSPAPER
DATA
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OBITUARIES
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WILLS
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Website Updates:
Dec 2011: Clarence E. Capon
Biography
October
2011: B. H. Sterrett Obituary
May
2011: Love Family Biography
Mar
2011: Charles Elmer Foster
Obituary
Feb 2011: List of
Cemeteries; Burials in Steele-Carney
Cem.; Newspaper Gleanings from 1880; marriage
records from
1871
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