Towns, Cities and Churches

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Northumberland County, Virginia, includes the towns of:

Avalon, Betz Landing, Beverlyville, Blackwells, Blundon Corner, Brents Landing, Browns Corner, Browns Store, Bryant Corner, Bundick, Burgess, Burtons Corner, Byrdton, Callao, Chesapeake Beach, Chestnut Grove, Claraville, Coan, Cooper Landing, Coopers Landing, Cowart, Crabbe Mill, Deep Landing, Ditchley, Dodlyt, Downings Corner, Edwardsville, Fairport, Fleeton, Folly, Forrest Landing, Georgetown, Gibeon, Gillick Corner, Gonvon, Hamlins Corner, Hardings, Hardins Corner, Harryhogan Point, Harveys, Heathsville, Highland Landing, Horse Head, Howland, Hyacinth, Kayan, Lake, Lankford Corner, Lara, Lee Dale Shores, Lewisetta, Lilian, Lodge, Lottsburg, Luttrellville, Luttrels Corner, Lynhams, Marshalls Beach, Middletons Corner, Mila, Miskimon, Moon Corner, Mount Olive, Nokomis, Ophelia, Rainswood, Reedville, Regina, Remo, Reynolds Corner, Rowes Landing, Sandy Point, Sissons Corner, Slash, Sunnybank, Surprise Hill, Tibitha, Tipers, Village, Vir-Mar Beach, Walkers Corner, Walmsey, Wicomico Church, and Williams Corner

 Places (Historical and Present) in Northumberland County, Virginia

The Historic American Buildings Survey (HABS) and the Historic American Engineering Record (HAER) -Library of Congress.

Northumberland County Places on the National Historic Register

Maps of Virginia

Named for a local Indian tribe, Chicacoan Cottage in Heathsville, Virginia was built in the early 1800s as the sister house to the Academy. Built about fifty yards apart, both Chicacoan Cottage and the Academy are identical except for the three dormers that were added to the Academy in 1929. Both are said to be the former gatehouses to William Harding's Springfield property.

1699-1702 Sheriffs of Virginia Counties