|
|
Northumberland CountyNorthumberland County was created on March 21, 1772, from parts of five different counties: Bedford County, Berks County, Cumberland County, Lancaster County and Northampton County. Historians believe it was named for an English county with the same name. The county seat is Sunbury, which was laid out in 1772 and named for an English village near London. Sunbury was incorporated as a borough on March 24, 1797, and became a city in 1921. |
Looking to further your research in Pennsylvania?Click here for: Book titles listed for Northumberland County. Or visit the Pennsylvania Page of Time Voyagers Bookstore You'll find books organized by county or general Pennsylvania subjects, as well as titles for other states, ethnic origins or countries. Don't forget to check on the parent county of this county. Or, check out the entireTIME VOYAGERS BOOKSTORE for general titles in genealogy, history, or general best sellers. |
Return to Time Voyagers home page
Pennsylvania List of Counties