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| Wilson County, located in the Atlantic Coastal Plain region
of North Carolina, was formed in 1855 from parts of Edgecombe, Wayne,
Johnston, and Nash Counties. It was named for General Louis Dicken Wilson
(1789 - 1847), a veteran of the war with Mexico. There are 10 townships:
Wilson, Taylors, Old Fields, Crossroads, Black Creek, Spring Hill, Saratoga,
Stantonsburg, Gardners, and Toisnot.
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G. Hunter Ferrell
who was County Coordinator © 1999 - 2002
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County | Johnston
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