*First created in 1832.
*County seat: Huntington.
Located in northeastern Indiana.
*Cities, Towns & Communities include: Andrews, Banquo, Bippus, Bowerstown, Braken, Buckeye, Goblesville, Harlansburg, Huntington, Lancaster, Mahon, Majenica, Makin, Mardenis, Markle, Milo, Mount Etna, Pleasant Plain, Plum Tree, Roanoke, Roanoke Station, Rock Creek, Simpson, Toledo, and Warren.
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• Huntington County, Indiana (Official Web Site)
• Huntington County History
• 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.
• Welcome to Huntington County, Indiana
• Huntington County, Indiana - A Great Place To Be!
• History
• Visit Huntington County, Indiana - Visitor & Convention Bureau
• 1895 Map of Huntington County, IN
• The Wabash & Erie Canal ( 1835 - 1874) - researched by Terry Pepper.
• Site Map and Canal Resources Page.
• Historic Forks of the Wabash, by Dwight Ericsson.
• The Wabash and Erie Canal, by Dwight Ericsson.
• Wabash River Heritage Corridor Commission - Indiana Counties in the Wabash River Corridor MAP
• Indiana Pioneer Cemeteries Restoration Project
• Huntington County, Indiana Pioneer Cemeteries Restoration Project
• "...Five men from the Hoosier state have been elected vice president: Schuyler Colfax in 1868, Thomas A. Hendricks in 1884, Charles W. Fairbanks in 1904, Thomas R. Marshall in 1912 and 1916..." and  J. Danforth Quayle , with connections to Huntington, in 1988.
• countyhistory.com: for Huntington County, by Ronald Branson!
• 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)
• WWII Servicemen Index
  
• Social Security Death Index Interactive Search, on Rootsweb
• Huntington Herald-Press Online news.
• INGenWeb for Huntington County Genealogy, by Mark Mann
• Funeral Homes:
  • Bailey-Love Mortuary (Huntington)
  • Myers Funeral Home (Markle and Huntington)
  • McElhaney-Hart Funeral Home (Huntington)
  • H. Brown and Sons Funeral Home Records (Warren) - transcription project for Wells and Huntington County genealogy
• Miami Nation of Indians
    
• P.O. Box 41 - Peru, Indiana 46970  Phone: (765) 473-9631.
• The web site was at www.miamiindiansofindiana.org, however, it does not appear to be accessible at this time.
• Annuity Payroll:  June 12, 1895, on the USGenWeb for Miami County
• The MYAAMIA Project, from the Miami Nation and Miami University, Oxford, Ohio.
• Indians of Indiana - Guide which includes migration maps, from Ray's History and Guide to Terre Haute
• Information about the Illinois-Miami language.
• Miami History, by Lee Sultzman
• Miami Tribe of Oklahoma
•      Miami Tribal Library
• Indian Nations - Indian Territory, for the Miami Nation, online at the Oklahoma USGenWeb
• Native American Census Enumeration - information about
• Huntington City/Township Public Library visit the Indiana Room
    200 W. Market Street, Huntington, Indiana 46750-2655
    Phone: (260) 356-0824
 Hours: 9-8 Monday through Thursday; 9-5 on Friday and Saturday.
• Huntington County Health Dept. (For Birth & Death Records from ca. 1882)
   Courthouse, Room 205 - Huntington, IN 46750-2868  Phone: (260) 358-4831.
• Huntington County Clerk (For Marriage, Divorce and Probate Records)
   201 North Jefferson - Huntington, IN 46750.
   County Clerk - Phone: (260) 358-4819.
• Huntington County Clerk, Auditor and Recorder's Offices are located at:
   201 North Jefferson - Huntington, IN 46750.
County Clerk - Phone: (260) 358-4819.
County Recorder - Phone: (260) 358-4848.

Clear Creek Township communities include:  Goblesville.


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Dallas Township communities include:  Andrews.  
     Monument City Pike (presumably a street name) appears on the 1910 Census of Dallas Township.

• Andrews Public Library
     30 E. Madison Street - Andrews, IN 46702  Phone: (260) 786-3574.


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Huntington Township communities include:  Huntington (the county seat).
• Huntington, Indiana by Bill Holden
Includes: Send/Pickup Huntington Multimedia Postcards.
• Huntington Herald-Press Online news.
• INGenWeb for Huntington County Genealogy  by Mark Mann
• Office of Community Development: Individual National Register Properties
• Huntington City/Township Public Library visit the Indiana Room
    200 W. Market Street, Huntington, Indiana 46750-2655
    Phone: (260) 356-0824
 Hours: 9-8 Monday through Thursday; 9-5 on Friday and Saturday.
• Huntington County Health Dept. (For Birth & Death Records from ca. 1882)
   Courthouse, Room 205 - Huntington, IN 46750-2868  Phone: (260) 358-4831.
• Huntington County Clerk (For Marriage, Divorce and Probate Records)
   201 North Jefferson - Huntington, IN 46750.
County Clerk - Phone: (260) 358-4819.
• Huntington County Clerk, Auditor and Recorder's Offices are located at:
   201 North Jefferson - Huntington, IN 46750.
 County Auditor - Phone: (260) 358-4809.
 County Recorder - Phone: (260) 358-4848.


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Jackson Township communities include:  Mahon, Roanoke and Roanoke Station.
• Roanoke Public Library
     126 N. Main Sreet - Roanoke, IN 46783   Phone: (260) 672-3306.


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Jefferson Township communities include:  Milo, Mt. Etna and Pleasant Plain.  A portion of Mt. Etna extends into Lancaster township.


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Lancaster Township communities include:  Lancaster and Majenica.  The community of Harlansburg is situated at the Polk and Lancaster townships line.


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Polk Township communities include:  This is a rural township, with the Salamonie Lake Project encompassing a large portion of the center of Polk township.  The community of Harlansburg is situated at the Polk and Lancaster townships line.


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Rock Creek Township communities include:  Markle, Plum Tree, Rock Creek and Toledo.
• Markle Public Library
      155 W. Sparks Street - Markle, IN 46770   Phone: (260) 758-3332.


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Salamonie Township communities include:  Buckeye and Warren.
• Warren Public Library
  
     123 E. 3rd - Warren, IN 46792   Phone: (260) 375-3450.


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Union Township communities include:  Bowerstown, Mardenis and Simpson.


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Warren Township communities include:  Bippus, Bracken and Makin.


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Wayne Township communities include:  Banquo.

• 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.
• Huntington County Anniversary and Homecoming and Historical Pageant, August 8-12, 1928.  (n. p.).
• Huntington County, Indiana, 1834-1993.  Huntington County Historical Society.  (Compiler).  Paducah, Kentucky:  Turner Publishing Company.  1993.