Lee County, Virginia

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Lee County was formed in 1793 and is the westernmost county in the Commonwealth of Virginia. The county seat is Jonesville. It was named after Light Horse Harry Lee, who was the Governor of Virginia in the 1790s. He was the leader of light troops in the Revolutionary War and was the father of General Robert E. Lee.

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GenForum: Lee County - Offers county genealogy discussions for researching family history and ancestors.
Lee County Area Chamber of Commerce - Provides county statistics, location,and member directory.
Lee County Genealogy Trails - Offers genealogy and history research data for the county that includes marriage records and historical resources.
Lee County Sheriff Department - Official site offers a profile of the sheriff, contact information, online anonymous tip form, and photos of the staff.
Lee County, Virginia - Unofficial county site offers history of the area, county soldiers tribute page, discussion board, and an online guestbook.
National Register of Historical Places: Lee County, Virginia - Gives a list of the historical properties in the county. Information includes data about the architectural style, signifacance, function, and builder.
VAGenWeb: Lee County, VA - Contains physical boundary information about the county, resources, archives, and online message boards for queries.

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