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Osceloa County was set off in 1840 as Unwattin County and renamed in 1843 as Osceola. This county was named after a Seminole Indian warrior, Chief Osceola, who fought the U.S. in the Second Seminole War in 1837. The county was organized in 1869. County Seat: Reed City
