Brokenstraw Township - Township Helper Needed! [Wsys27]

Cherry Grove Township - Township Helper Needed! [Wsys28]

Columbus Township - Township Helper - Bimmy Urso [Wsys29]

Conewango Township - Township Helper Needed! [Wsys30]

Deerfield Township - Township Helper Needed! [Wsys31]

Eldred Township - Township Helper Needed! [Wsys32]

Elk Township - Township Helper Needed! [Wsys33]

Farmington Township - Township Helper Needed! [Wsys34]

Freehold Township - Township Helper Needed! [Wsys35]

Glade Township - Township Helper Needed! [Wsys36]

Limestone Township - Township Helper Needed! [Wsys37]

Mead Township - Township Helper Needed! [Wsys38]

Pine Grove Township - Township Helper Needed! [Wsys39]

Pittsfield Township - Township Helper Needed! [Wsys40]

Pleasant Township - Township Helper Needed! [Wsys41]

Sheffield Township - Township Helper Needed! [Wsys42]

Southwest Township - Township Helper Needed! [Wsys43]

Spring Creek Township - Township Helper Needed! [Wsys44]

Sugar Grove Township - Township Helper Needed! [Wsys45]

Triumph Township - Township Helper Needed! [Wsys46]

Watson Township - Township Helper Needed! [Wsys47]

City of Warren - Township Helper Needed! [Wsys26]

Warren County was formed on March 12, 1800 from Allegheny and Lycoming counties, and named for General Joseph Warren who was killed at Bunker Hill. The city of Warren, the county seat, pre dates the county, having been laid out in 1795.

Warren County Townships Organization Dates

Brokenstraw - 1800
Conewango - 1808
Kinzua - 1821 (no longer exists)
Deerfield - 1821
Pine Grove - 1821
Spring Creek - 1821
Sugar Grove - 1821
Columbus - 1825
Limestone - 1829
Elk - 1830
Freehold - 1833
Sheffield - 1833
Pleasant - 1834
Southwest - 1838
Eldred - 1843
Glade - 1844
Corydon - 1846 (no longer exists)
Cherry Grove - 1847
Mead - 1847
Pittsfield - 1847
Farmington - 1853
Triumph - 1878
Watson - 1880

The above information has been provided courtesy of Betty Matteson Rhodes, with ancestors from Spring Creek Township.