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Dade County, Georgia
| December 28, 1835 |
Micanope and Jumper, two Seminole chiefs, ambush Major Francis Langhorne Dade and kill him and 109 of his infantry detachment. Dade County is named in his honor.
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Dade County, Georgia |
| December 25, 1837 |
Dade County created
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Creation of Georgia Counties
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Dade County, Georgia |
| December 22, 1841 |
City of Salem, county seat of Dade County, changes its name to Trenton
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Dade County, Georgia |
| November 24, 2001 |
Tornado strikes Dade County, near State Road 157.
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Dade County, Georgia |
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Georgia Tornadoes |
Name derivation:Named in honor of Francis Langhorne Dade, who was killed during an ambush of his company by Seminole Indians. Acquisition:Treaty of New Echota Taken from:WalkerCounties created from: None Cities: Trenton (county seat), Rising Fawn Web sites:National Register of Historic Places in Dade County, GeorgiaArchives of Dade County, GeorgiaDade County, Georgia, links Description and historyThis northwest Georgia county is among the smallest in the state, and until a roadbuilding program connected it via Stevens Gap in 1939, you had to go through Tennessee and Alabama to get there. Known as "State of Dade," a local politician threatened to secede from the state if the state did not secede from the county.
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