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Trails to the
Past
Trails to the
Past of North Dakota is excepting any donations of
genealogy materials that you may have such as marriage
announcements, news articles, old obituaries, births,
(you do not need the birth certificate) just the
information, and biographies. If you have any of
these items please contact me Marie
Miller the North Dakota State
Administrator.
Cass County dates back to
the days of the Dakota Territory. It was one of the
original counties defined in 1872, and was organized on
October 27, 1873, at a meeting in Fargo. It is named in
honor of a railroad executive George Washington Cass
with Fargo being the county seat.
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 Cass County
Court House
Located in Fargo |
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Cities of Cass County are
as follows:
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Fargo
West
Fargo
Horace
Casselton
Mapleton
Harwood
Kindred
Reile's
Acres
Argusville
Arthur |
Oxbow
Hunter
Tower
City
Davenport
Page
Leonard
Frontier
Buffalo
Grandin
Amenia
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Gardner
Briarwood
Prairie Rose
North River
Alice
Ayr
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Census-designated places
are Erie and Wheatland, other communities is the one of
Absaraka.
The Townships of Cass County are
those as follows:
Addison
Amenia
Arthur
Ayr
Barnes
Bell
Berlin
Buffalo
Casselton
Chaffee
Clifton
Cornell
Davenport
Dows
Durbin
Eldred
Empire
Erie
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Everest
Fargo
Gardner
Gill
Gunkel
Harmony
Harwood
Highland
Hill
Howes
Hunter
Kinyon
Lake
Leonard
Maple
River
Mapleton
Noble
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Normanna
Page
Pleasant
Pontiac
Raymond
Reed
Rich
Rochester
Rush
River
Stanley
Tower
Walburg
Warren
Watson
Wheatland
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Adjacent
Counties
Traill
County (north)
Norman County, Minnesota
(northeast)
Clay County, Minnesota (east)
Richland
County (southeast)
Ransom
County (southwest)
Barnes
County (west)
Steele
County (northwest)
Trails To The
Past
North
Dakota Trails to the Past
Cass
County Mailing List at Rootsweb
Cass
County Message Board at Rootsweb
Cass
County Message Board at Genforum
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North Dakota State
Administrator
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