Garrett County, Maryland

This is a sub project of Maryland counties, cities and towns

Please add those who were born, lived or died in Garrett County, Maryland.

Created in 1872, the county was named for John Work Garrett (1820–1884), president of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.

Grantsville Cemetery, Grantsville, Maryland

Adjacent Counties

• Allegany County
• Somerset County, Penn.
• Mineral County, WV
• Fayette County, Penn.
• Preston County, WV
• Grant County, WV

Towns

• Accident
  • St. Paul's Cemetery, Accident, Maryland
• Deer Park
• Friendsville
• Grantsville
• Kitzmiller
• Loch Lynn Heights
• Mountain Lake Park
• Oakland (County Seat)

Other Communities: Altamont, Asher Glade, Avilton, Bethel, Bevansville, Bittinger, Blooming Rose, Bloomington, Casselman, Cove, Crellin, East Vindex, Elder Hill, Engle Mill, Fairview, Finzel, Floyd, Fort Pendleton, Foxtown, Fricks Crossing, Gorman, Gortner, Gravel Hill, Green Glade, Hazelhurst, Herrington Manor, Hi-Point, High Point, Hoyes, Hoyes Run, Hutton, Jennings, Kaese Hill, Kearney, Keeler Glade, Kempton, Kendall, Keysers Ridge, Lake Ford, Locust Grove, McComas Beach, McHenry, Merrill, Mineral Spring, Mitchell Manor, New Germany, North Glade, Piney Grove, Redhouse, Ryan's Glade, Sand Spring, Sang Run, Schell, Selbysport, Shallmar, Standard, Stanton Mill, Steyer, Strawn, Strecker, Sunnyside, Swanton, Table Rock, Tasker Corners, Thayerville, Wallman, West Vindex, Wilson x2 and Winding Ridge

Links

Wikipedia

Nat'l Reg. of Hist. Places

USS Garrett County (LST-786)

WHILBR

RootsWeb

GC Digital Records