Pittsylvania

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Pittsylvania County was named in honor of William Pitt, who served as Prime Minister of England in the 1760s. The name was suggested for a colony located in what is modern-day West Virginia. It was formed in 1767 from Halifax County and has as its county seat Chatham.

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Flags of the World: Pittsylvania County - Image and description of the county flag.
GenForum: Pittsylvania County, Virginia - Features discussion forum for researching famliy genealogy and ancestors.
National Register of Historical Places: Pittsylvania County, Virginia - Gives a list of the historical properties in the county. Information includes data about the architectural style, signifacance, function, and builder.
Pittsylvania County - Offers a brief profile of the county, links to county offices, animal control, and circuit court.
Pittsylvania County Genealogy Trails - Consists of history resources, including military records, wills, obituaries and newspaper articles for genealogy research.
Pittsylvania County VaGenWeb - Presents history resources for genealogical research for the county that include tax records, census, death records and local history.
Weichert Real Estate in Pittsylvania County - Provides information for real estate buyers and sellers in Pittsylvania County. Search for homes based on specified criteria or sign up to receive instant email updates for newly listed homes.

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