FLOYD COUNTY, Indiana
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*First created in 1819.
*County seat: New Albany.
Located in southern Indiana, with the Ohio River as it's southeastern
boundary.
*Cities, Towns & Communities include: Buchanan,
Duncan, Edwardsville,
Floyds Knobs, Galena,
Georgetown, Greenville,
Mt. St. Francis, Navilleton, New Albany and St.
Marys.
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County information and links.
Select from the TOWN list above to learn which township the community is located
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found.
Surrounding Counties:
NW = Washington
County, IN NE = Clark County, IN
W = Harrison
County, IN FLOYD COUNTY
S = The Ohio River
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P.O. Box 665 - New
Albany, IN 47151-0665.
(SIGS serves the seven southern Indiana counties of Clark, Crawford, Floyd,
Harrison, Perry, Scott and Washington.)
6440 E. 30th Street - Indianapolis, IN 46219 Phone: (317) 591-5222
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and Whitley.
- St.
Mary-of-the-Knobs [1823] - 3033 Martin Rd. - Floyds Knobs,
IN 47119
"...St. Mary-of-the-Knobs
Parish, the oldest parish in the archdiocese, prepares to celebrate its 175th
anniversary..."
P.O. Box 1327 - Jeffersonville,
IN 47131-1327 Phone: (812) 280-9970.
Related Geology/Paleontology
Internet Sites
- Use the query form, at USGS,
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 Floyd County,
Indiana, created and maintained by Lawrence Kestenbaum,
a web site about U.S.
political history, politicians and cemeteries.
Funeral Homes:
1715
East Oak Street - New Albany, IN 47150 Phone: (812)
944-2239
421 Grant Line Road
- New Albany, IN 47150-6405 Phone: (812) 941-2333.
1917 Bono Road - New Albany, IN
47150
Phone: (812) 948-4726.
P.O. Box 1056 - New Albany,
IN 47150 Phone: (812) 948-5411.
Floyd County Communities
Franklin Township communities include:
Buchanan.
Georgetown
Township communities include: Duncan, Edwardsville and Georgetown.
Often, cemeteries come to be referred to by the name of a prominent family
and/or monument in the graveyard. With this in mind, I consulted an 1870
Census index, and found the Yennawine/Yenawine name
appeared in Georgetown
Township, Floyd County,
Indiana. I also consulted an 1875 map of the county, and found that an
"S. YENAWINE" appeared on the eastern outskirts of the town of Georgetown, in Georgetown
Township. Comparing
the location to a present-day atlas, it appears that YENAWINE household east of
Georgetown, on
the south side of SR 64. There were also other YENAWINEs
in the vicinity, along the area of 64 east of Georgetown. I would guess that a
cemetery called by that name would most likely be in that area of Georgetown Township.
Greenville
Township communities include: Galena, Greenville
and Navilleton.
Lafayette
Township communities
include: Floyds Knobs, Mt. St. Francis,
St. Marys and Scottsville.
"...St. Mary-of-the-Knobs
Parish, the oldest parish in the archdiocese, prepares to celebrate its 175th
anniversary..."
New Albany
Township communities include: New Albany (the county
seat).
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PROFESSIONAL HISTORICAL GENEALOGY RESEARCH
Ann McRoden
Mensch, Professional Historical Genealogist
Researching on-site, and with the vast
resources of The Allen County Public
Library, holding one of the largest genealogical collections in North America. Search the Library's
online catalogue to see some of the printed resources
available for a location or topic.
Printed resources for Floyd County, Indiana include:
- A Brief History of New Albany and Floyd
County, Indiana. Elsa Strassweg. (Author). New
Albany, Indiana : Floyd
County Historical
Society, 1951. (Gc
977.201 F66S).
- A Compiled History
of Jacobs Chapel United Methodist
Church, New
Albany, Floyd County, Indiana.
New Albany, Indiana : The Church, 1990. (Gc 977.202 N31C).
- Floyd
County, Indiana Index of Names of Persons and
of Firms. Works Progress Administration of Indiana. (Compiler). Indiana State Library.
(Sponsor). Indianapolis,
Indiana : [s.n.], 1939.
Note: Index to names found in
eight Floyd County histories.
- Ancestral Papers
Written by Early Members of Piankeshaw Chapter,
Daughters of the American Revolution. Grace Sloan.
(Compiler). New Albany,
Indiana : The Piankeshaw Chapter,
1965. (Gc 977.202
N31DA).
- Ancestral Papers.
Grace Sloan. (Copier). Elizabeth S. Payne. (Compiler and
Indexer). New Albany,
Indiana : The Piankeshaw Chapter,
1967. (Gc 929.11
D263IN).
- Index to Applications for
Citizenship, Floyd County, Indiana,
December 1854-March 1867. Mrs. M. Arthur Payne.
(Indexer). [Indiana? : s.n.], 1973.
(Gc 977.201 F66P).
- First Marriage Book of Floyd County,
Indiana,
1819-1837. [compiled from the original
book in City-County Building, New
Albany, Indiana].
Elizabeth S. Payne (Mrs. M. Arthur). (Compiler).
[New Albany, Indiana?] : Piankeshaw
Chapter, Daughters of the American Revolution, 1964. (Gc 977.201 F66DA).
- Floyd
County, Indiana Marriages, 1819-1830.
Colleen Corwin Ridlen. (Compiler). Indianapolis, Indiana :
The Researchers, [198-] (Gc 977.201
F66RI).
- Floyd
County, Indiana Marriages, 1837-1845.
Ruth M. Slevin. (Compiler). [s.l. : s.m.,
197-]. (Gc 977.201
F66FLM). Note: part. 1. Grooms; part. 2. Brides.
- Will Book A, 1819-1830, Floyd County,
Indiana.
Mrs. M. Arthur Payne. (Abstracter and Compiler). New Albany, Indiana
(P.O. Box 665, New Albany 47150) : Southern Indiana Genealogical Society, ca.
1982. (Gc 977.201
F66D).
- Will and Bond Record
"B", Mar. 1853-Sept. 1864, Floyd
County, Indiana :
abstracted from the original book in the office of Clerk of Circuit Court,
City-County Building,
New Albany, Indiana. Mrs. M. Arthur
Payne. (Abstracter and Compiler). New Albany, Indiana :
Piankeshaw Chapter, D.A.R., ca.1973. (Gc 977.201 F66PA).
Note: Includes index.
- Floyd County Cemeteries.
Southern Indiana Genealogical
Society. (Author). New
Albany, Indiana : Southern Indiana Genealogical Society, c1982.
(Gc 977.201 F66FLC).
- 950 Tombstone
Inscriptions from Cemeteries in Floyd, Clark and Harrison Counties, Indiana.
Mrs. M.A. Payne, Piankeshaw Chapter (New Albany, Indiana),
Daughters of the American Revolution. New Albany, Indiana : D.A.R., 1963. (Gc 977.201 F66DAV).
- Atlas & Plat Book, Floyd County,
Indiana.
Floyd county Farm Bureau. (Sponsor). Rockford Map Publishers.
(Author). Rockford, Illinois : Rockford Map
Publishers, c1972. (Gc
977.201 F66R).
- 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.
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