Norton-County
Norton County, located in the northernmost part of Kansas, is home to the cities of Almena, Clayton, Lenora, Norton, and Edmond. Established in 1872 and named after Civil War soldier Orloff Norton, the county has a rich history marked by its tumultuous founding and early civic developments.
The county has a legacy of notable figures, including Noah H. Billings, a pioneer settler and political leader, and Ida Walker, the first woman elected as a state representative from the area. Additionally, the Norton Public Library serves as a valuable resource for historical and genealogical records, reflecting the county's commitment to preserving its heritage.
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