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Did You Know

The first census of Florida as an American Territory was taken in 1830. Amongst the first settlers listed was David Yulee Levy. Mr. Levy was born in 1810 on the Virgin Island of St Thomas (then a Danish possession). He became the first US Senator from Florida. Levy County and its first County Seat, Levyville, was named for him in 1845, prior to his changing his name to David Levy Yulee. Except for a matter of timing, our county would have been named Yulee County. Levyville was first called Sodom, then later Mount Pleasant, but at a meeting of the Board of County Commissioners in 1856, it was ordered to be named Levyville. The County Seat was moved to Bronson in March, 1869 by a vote of the people. After the railroad was built through Chiefland in 1913, little by little, the community of Levyville disappeared. (www.LevyCounty.org)