 Douglas
County was created in 1870 from Cobb, Campbell, and
Carroll Counties.
Named
for Stephen Arnold Douglas, senator from Illinois.
The
County Seat is Douglasville, originally known as Skint
Chestnut.
Douglas
County is coordinated by Emily McGrinder
mcgrinder8@comcast.net
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