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• Official Clark County, Indiana
• Clark County, Indiana (Prosecutor's web site)
• City of Jeffersonville, Indiana
• Brief History of Clark County Indiana, A presentation by Mrs. Charles Ryan Cogswell to the Silver Creek Cemeterial Association, on May 25, 1923 - Transcribed in 1995 by James D. VanDerMark.
• Falls of the Ohio State Park - "...Located on the banks of the Ohio River in Clarksville, Indiana at I-65 exit 0...The 386-million-year-old fossil beds are among the largest naturally exposed Devonian fossil beds in the world..."
   Mailing address:  Falls of the Ohio State Park
                              P.O. Box 1327 - Jeffersonville, IN 47131-1327
                              Phone:  (812) 280-9970   E-Mail: fallohio@aye.net
                       Hours and Map
• George Rogers Clark History and Homesite
   Harrison Avenue at Bailey - Clarksville, IN 47130   Phone (state park): (812) 280-9970.
•     The Clarksville Historical Society is "...also quite active in commemorating the Lewis and Clark Bi-Centennial, since Meriwether Lewis met William Clark (George's brother and a Clarksville resident also) at Clarksville.  They recruited many of their men from the local area and left from the Clarksville riverfront in October of 1803.  We are having an activity at the homesite in October to celebrate the event..." - Jane Sarles, President of the Clarksville Historical Society.
• Read more about George Rogers Clark on the website of the George Rogers Clark National Historical Park, in Vincennes, KNOX County, Indiana.
• Indiana Historical Bureau:
• George Rogers Clark Biography,
• Journal of the Proceedings of George R. Clark, from the 27th January, 1779, to March 20th inst. [1779], Written by Major Joseph Bowman.
• Discovering Meriwether Lewis and William Clark
• The Lewis and Clark Historic Trail Site (Yankton, ND) which contains portions of  journal entries, timeline, maps and biographies of Meriwether Lewis and William Clark.
• Millenium Explorers : Meriwether Lewis (1774-1809) and William Clark (1770-1838)
• Indiana Dept. of Correction: "...Jeffersonville, Indiana was the site of Indiana's first prison which opened in 1823...A fire destroyed the Jeffersonville prison in 1918 and it was rebuilt in Pendleton in 1923..."
• Indiana Historical Bureau Indiana Historical Marker Database for Indiana State Prison
• Clarksville State Historical Marker - honoring Indiana State prison of Clarksville
• Photo of Indiana State Penitentiary at Jeffersonville, Indiana, taken in 1910.
• Clarksville Riverfront Foundation
• Forest Discovery Center, with Koetter Woodworking's Rough Mill, a new interpretive facility located in Starlight, Indiana.
• Southern Indiana, Clark & Floyd Counties - "the Sunny Side of Louisville" Visitors site with history.
• Clark County Prosecutor's: Clark County, Indiana Profile and links.
• Census Bureau: Clark County Profile.
• Tiger: Interactive/Zoomable Map of Clark County, Indiana.
• USGS: Use the query form to map features including cemeteries, churches, populated places, and more.  Please note that the map town listed with a feature may be used as a map reference for the site, and may not be the town where the feature is actually located...Select a map to see the location of the actual feature.  This database may not be complete, and, as with any database, there may be errors.
• The Political Graveyard, for Clark County, Indiana, created and maintained by Lawrence Kestenbaum, a web site about U.S. political history, politicians and cemeteries.
• Indiana in the Civil War, by Kristopher and Larry Ligget.
• USGenWeb for Clark County, Indiana
  • Clark County Cemeteries - includes Clark County Map and Township Maps, E-mail: LoisMauk@usa.net , of Jeffersonville, IN.
• Kentuckiana in Focus : Clark County, Indiana Profile.
• Clark County, Indiana - Information and links from the prosecutor's office
• Indiana State Library.
  
   140 North Senate Avenue - Indianapolis, IN 46204-2296
• Indiana Cemetery Locator Database
• Indiana Biography Index
• Index of Indiana Marriages Through 1850.
• Images from the County
• County Newspaper Holdings (in Indianapolis)
• Clark County Genealogy, by Lonnie Fink.
• 1820 Indiana Census Index, by Lori!
• 1860 Clark County Census.
• countyhistory.com: for Clark County, by Ronald Branson!
• 49th Indiana Reenactment Unit - hosted by Bart Johnson.
•  History of the 49th Indiana Volunteer Infantry - "...organized at Jeffersonville on the 18th of October, 1861..."
• Step Ahead of Clark County Resource Directory - community directory of Social Service agencies available in Clark and Floyd counties.
• Historic Southern Indiana - for additional nearby resources.
• Louisville.com - Louisville, Kentucky links and information.
• Southern Indiana Chamber of Commerce - (address in nearby Floyd County)
   
• 4100 Charlestown Road - New Albany, IN 47150   Phone: (812) 945-0266.
• MyLocal.IN for Clark County, Indiana
• The Evening News / The Tribune
• Jeffersonville Township Public Library
   
• 211 East Court Avenue - Jeffersonville, IN 47131-1548   Phone: (812) 282-7765.
• Clark County Government
  • Clark County History and Gailbraith's 1897 Railway Service Map
• Clark County Health Department (For Birth and Death Records from 1882)
  
• 1320 Duncan Avenue - Jeffersonville, IN 47130  Phone: (812) 284-6609.
• Clark County Circuit Court (For Marriage and Divorce Records)
  
• City-County Building at 501 East Court Avenue, Jeffersonville, IN 47130
      Phone: (812) 285-6244,  Marriage Records: (812) 280-5637     
  The Clark County Prosecuting Attorney's Reference Desk includes:
Clark County Courts - "...The Clark Superior Court #1 was created by statute in 1967. At that time, it was given no jurisdiction to hear criminal cases or probate matters. It had concurrent jurisdiction with the Clark Circuit Court in civil cases, and exclusive jurisdiction over divorce and juvenile proceedings..."

Bethlehem Township communities include: Bethlehem, Miles Point and Otto.

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Carr Township communities include: Bennettsville, Broom Hill, Carwood and Wilson.

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Charlestown Township communities include: Charlestown, Clark Siding, Otisco, Owen, Rolling Hills and Runyantown.
• Brief History of Clark County Indiana, A presentation by Mrs. Charles Ryan Cogswell to the Silver Creek Cemeterial Association, on May 25, 1923 - Transcribed in 1995 by James D. VanDerMark.
• Silver Creek Cemetery
• Worrell/Worrall Cemetery Burials - "... 135 graves from the old Worrall Cemetery were moved from that location to the new "Worralls Burying Ground" plot at Silver Creek Cemetery..."



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Jeffersonville Township communities include: Cementville, Clarksville, Oak Park and the City of Jeffersonville.
• Jeffersonville - The City Planned by a President
• Town of Clarksville, Indiana
• Town of Clarksville History
• A History of Clarksville: The Oldest Anglo-American Town in the Old Northwest: "...Chartered in 1783 by the State of Virginia, Clarksville is the oldest Anglo-American town in the Old Northwest..."Falls of the Ohio State Park - "...Located on the banks of the Ohio River in Clarksville, Indiana at I-65 exit 0...The 386-million-year-old fossil beds are among the largest naturally exposed Devonian fossil beds in the world..."
  
   Mailing address:  Falls of the Ohio State Park
                              P.O. Box 1327 - Jeffersonville, IN 47131-1327
                              Phone:  (812) 280-9970   E-Mail: fallohio@aye.net
                       Hours and Map
• George Rogers Clark History and Homesite

   Harrison Avenue at Bailey - Clarksville, IN 47130   Phone (state park): (812) 280-9970.
   The Clarksville Historical Society is "...also quite active in commemorating the Lewis and Clark Bi-Centennial, since Meriwether Lewis met William Clark (George's brother and a Clarksville resident also) at Clarksville.  They recruited many of their men from the local area and left from the Clarksville riverfront in October of 1803.  We are having an activity at the homesite in October to celebrate the event..." - Jane Sarles, President of the Clarksville Historical Society.
For Lewis and Clark information See:
• Discovering Lewis and Clark
• Millenium Explorers : Meriwether Lewis (1774-1809) and William Clark (1770-1838)
•  The Lewis and Clark Historic Trail Site (Yankton, ND) which contains portions of  journal entries, timeline, maps and biographies of Meriwether Lewis and William Clark.
• Clarksville Riverfront Foundation
• Jeffersonville Township Public Library
   211 East Court Avenue - Jeffersonville, IN 47131-1548   Phone: (812) 282-7765.
• Clark County Government
  • Clark County History and Gailbraith's 1897 Railway Service Map
• Clark County Health Department (For Birth and Death Records from 1882)
  
• 1320 Duncan Avenue - Jeffersonville, IN 47130  Phone: (812) 284-6609.
• Clark County Circuit Court (For Marriage and Divorce Records)
  
• City-County Building at 501 East Court Avenue, Jeffersonville, IN 47130
      Phone: (812) 285-6244      Fax: (812) 285-6283.

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Monroe Township communities include: Blue Lick, Henryville and Underwood.

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Oregon Township communities include: Marysville and New Market.

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Owen Township communities include: Hibernia, Sunset Village and Vesta.

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Silver Creek Township communities include: Hamburg, Sellersburg and Speed.  The community of St. Joseph is situated on the Clark and Floyd County line.

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Union Township communities include: Perry Crossing and Memphis.

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Utica Township communities include: Longview Beach, Prather, River Ridge, Utica and Watson.

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Washington Township communities include: New Washington and Solon.  The town of Nabb is situated on the Clark and Scott County line.

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Wood Township communities include: Borden, New Providence and Starlight.
• Forest Discovery Center, with Koetter Woodworking's Rough Mill, a new interpretive facility located in Starlight, Indiana. 

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• Indiana Atlas & Gazetteer.  First Edition, Second Printing.  Yarmouth, Maine:  Delorme.  1998.
• School and Library Atlas of the World.  Fred W. Foster, Ph.D. (Editor).  Sycamore, Illinois:  School and Library Publishing Company.  1982.