Lincoln County was created in 1867 from parts of Cabell, Putnam, Kanawha and Boone counties. The lands taken from Putnam were returned in 1868, also five farms were transferred from Lincoln to Boone, and additional boundaries adjustments were made with the parent counties that same year. In 1869 new boundaries were set again for the county, and several townships were transferred to Cabell County. In 1877 a portion of Lincoln was added to Wayne County.
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