Steuben County New York

Date: 1796 [unknown]
Location: Steuben County New York
Surnames/tags: United _States New_York Steuben_County_New_York

Steuben was created in 1796. It was named in honor of the American Revolutionary War hero, Baron von Steuben. It was reduced in size in 1823 when Yates County was created. It was reduced in size again in 1854 when Schuyler County was created.

Contents 1 Adjacent Counties 2 Cities 3 Towns 4 Villages 5 Census-designated Places 6 Hamlets 7 Resources and Records 7.1 On Wikitree 7.2 On Other Websites 8 Sources

Adjacent Counties

• Ontario County - North
• Yates County - Northeast
• Schuyler County - East
• Chemung County - East
• Tioga County, Pennsylvania - South
• Potter County, Pennsylvania - Southwest
• Allegany County - West
• Livingston County - Northwest

Cities

• Corning
• Hornell

Towns

• Addison
• Avoca
• Bath
• Bradford
• Cameron
• Campbell
• Canisteo
• Caton
• Cohocton
• Corning
• Dansville
• Erwin
• Fremont
• Greenwood
• Hartsville
• Hornby
• Hornellsville
• Howard
• Jasper
• Lindley
• Prattsburgh
• Pulteney
• Rathbone
• Thurston
• Troupsburg
• Tuscarora
• Urbana
• Wayland
• Wayne
• West Union
• Wheeler
• Woodhull

Villages

• Addison
• Almond
• Arkport
• Avoca
• Bath
• Canisteo
• Hammondsport
• North Hornell
• Painted Post
• Riverside
• Savona
• South Corning
• Wayland

Census-designated Places

• Campbell
• Coopers Plains
• Gang Mills
• Prattsburgh

Hamlets

• Adrian
• Canisteo Center
• Gibson
• South Hornell
• South Canisteo

Resources and Records

On Wikitree

• Steuben County Categories
• Landmarks of Steuben County New York

On Other Websites

• New York Vital Records
• Steuben County on Family Search
• Steuben County on Genealogy Inc
• Central New York Genealogical Society
• Painted Hills Genealogical Society
• Study Center for Early Religious Life in Western New York

Sources

Wikipedia Contributors. "Steuben County, New York", https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Steuben_County,_New_York. Accessed 9 February 2020