Henderson County, North Carolina

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Henderson County, established in 1838 from part of Buncombe County, was named for North Carolina Supreme Court Chief Justice Leonard Henderson. 1,296 Confederate troops and 130 Union soldiers were residents of Henderson County. The county seat is Hendersonville.

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Henderson County Genealogy Trails - Provides genealogical and historical details including biographies, schools, military records, newspapers, cemeteries and county history.
Henderson County Public Schools - Offers administration, curriculum, departmental, and individual school information.
Henderson County, NC - Official county government site offers information about the board of commisioners, departments, community, and online services.
National Register of Historical Places: Henderson County, North Carolina - Provides general information about the historical places and districts in the county. Data about the owner, function, significance, builder, and address.

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