Essex County New York

Date: 1799 [unknown]
Location: Essex County, New York
Surnames/tags: United _States New_York Essex_County_New_York

When counties were first created in New York in 1683, Essex County was part of Albany County. In 1772 Charlotee County was split off Albany County and it 1784 it was renamed Washington County. Clinton County was created from part of Washington County in 1788. Essex County was split off Clinton County in 1799.

Contents 1 Adjacent Counties 2 Towns 3 Villages 4 Census-designated places 5 Hamlets 6 Resources and Records 6.1 On Wikitree 6.2 On Other Websites 6.3 Sources

Adjacent Counties

• Clinton County - North
• Chittenden County, Vermont - Northeast
• Addison County, Vermont - East
• Washington County - South
• Warren County - South
• Hamilton County - Southeast
• Franklin County - Northwest

Towns

• Chesterfield
• Crown Point
• Elizabethtown
• Essex
• Jay
• Keene
• Lewis
• Minerva
• Moriah
• Newcomb
• North Elba
• North Hudson
• Schroon
• St. Armand
• Ticonderoga
• Westport
• Willsboro
• Wilmington

Villages

• Lake Placid
• Saranac Lake (shared with Franklin County)

Census-designated places

• Elizabethtown
• Keeseville
• Mineville
• Port Henry
• Schroon Lake
• Ticonderoga
• Westport
• Willsboro
• Wilmington

Hamlets

• Bloomingdale
• North Pole
• Olmstedville
• Port Kent

Resources and Records

On Wikitree

• Essex County Category Page
• One Name Studies: Essex County
• Essex County Cemeteries

On Other Websites

• New York Vital Records
• Essex County on Family Search
• Essex County on Genealogy Inc.
• Central New York Genealogical Society
• Essex County on Genealogy Trails

Sources

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Wikipedia Contributers, "Essex County, New York," accessed on 11 January 2020. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Essex_County,_New_York