North Carolina's rule Before the boundaries between the two Carolinas were fixed,Note: Several boundary changes took place between 1772 and 1805 the northern portion of York County was part of Bladen County, North Carolina, and in 1750 it was included in the newly created Anson County, North Carolina (the first land grants and deeds for the region were issued in Anson). In 1762 Mecklenburg County, North Carolina, was formed from western Anson and included present-day northern York County. Five years later, the area became part of Tryon County, North Carolina, which comprised all of North Carolina west of the Catawba River and south of Rowan County. This area would remain a part of Tryon County until 1772 when the boundary between North and South Carolina in this portion was finally established.Tryon County, North Carolina History, Alfred Nixon, 1910, accessed ???
North Carolina's rule Before the boundaries between the two Carolinas were fixed,Note: Several boundary changes took place between 1772 and 1805 the northern portion of York County was part of Bladen County, North Carolina, and in 1750 it was included in the newly created Anson County, North Carolina (the first land grants and deeds for the region were issued in Anson). In 1762 Mecklenburg County, North Carolina, was formed from western Anson and included present-day northern York County. Five years later, the area became part of Tryon County, North Carolina, which comprised all of North Carolina west of the Catawba River and sout?h of Rowan County. This area would remain a part of Tryon County until 1772 when the boundary between: North and South Carolina in this portion was finally established.Tryon County, North Carolina History, Alfred Nixon, 1910, accessed ???