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Historical Markers in Viola, Delaware

 
Clickable Map of Kent County, Delaware and Immediately Adjacent Jurisdictions image/svg+xml 2019-10-06 U.S. Census Bureau, Abe.suleiman; Lokal_Profil; HMdb.org; J.J.Prats/dc:title> https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Usa_counties_large.svg Kent County, DE (321) New Castle County, DE (1012) Sussex County, DE (575) Caroline County, MD (92) Kent County, MD (141) Queen Anne s County, MD (128) Cape May County, NJ (238) Cumberland County, NJ (88) Salem County, NJ (123)  KentCounty(321) Kent County (321)  NewCastleCounty(1012) New Castle County (1012)  SussexCounty(575) Sussex County (575)  CarolineCountyMaryland(92) Caroline County (92)  KentCounty(141) Kent County (141)  QueenAnne'sCounty(128) Queen Anne's County (128)  CapeMayCountyNew Jersey(238) Cape May County (238)  CumberlandCounty(88) Cumberland County (88)  SalemCounty(123) Salem County (123)
Dover is the county seat for Kent County
Viola is in Kent County
Kent County (321)  
ADJACENT TO KENT COUNTY
New Castle County (1012)  
Sussex County (575)  
Caroline County, Maryland (92)  
Kent County, Maryland (141)  
Queen Anne's County, Maryland (128)  
Cape May County, New Jersey (238)  
Cumberland County, New Jersey (88)  
Salem County, New Jersey (123)  
 
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1 Delaware, Kent County, Viola, North Murderkill Hundred — KC-58 — Immigrant Jewish Farmers
Delaware’s first Jewish farmers, Isaac and Ida Beinoff, settled here in 1897. Like those to follow, they were recent immigrants fleeing poverty and oppression in their native Russia. Between 1912 and 1929, the Jewish Agriculture Society, based in . . . Map (db m142529) HM
2 Delaware, Kent County, Viola, South Murderkill Hundred — K-15 — North Murderkill Hundred
Formerly part of Murderkill Hundred, originally called Motherkill Hundred, kill meaning creek in Dutch. Original boundaries were St. Jones Creek on north, and Murderkill Creek on south, extending from Delaware River to Maryland line. In 1867, . . . Map (db m51113) HM
 
 
  
  
  
 
 
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Sep. 11, 2026