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Kent County Markers

SOUTH MURDERKILL HUNDRED KC 24


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 Murderkill Hundred was divided into two hundreds named North Muderkill Hundred and South Murderkill Hundred.


KC-24

LOCATION: North Magnolia. Marker is inactive/removed. On U.S. 113A (west side of highway) south of Plain Dealing Road (Road 106) intersection.

The Delaware Public Archives operates a historical markers program as part of its mandate. Markers are placed at historically significant locations and sites across the state. For more information on this program, please contact Moira Conlan at (302) 744-5035

Last Updated: Wednesday, 31-Oct-2007 10:32:05 EDT
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