Nottoway County/Amelia County

Nottoway County/Amelia County is a Virginia historical marker in Nottoway County, dedicated 1928.

Nottoway County · dedicated 1928 · Rte. 360, at the county line

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Nottoway County Formed in 1788 from Amelia, and named for an Indian tribe. Tarleton passed through this county in 1781. Here lived William Hodges Mann, Governor of Virginia 1910-14. Amelia County Formed in 1734 from Prince George and Brunswick, and named for Princess Amelia, daughter of King George II. William B. Giles, Governor of Virginia 1827-30, lived in this county.

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