JOHNSON COUNTY, Indiana
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*First created in 1823.
*County seat: Franklin.
Located in central Indiana.
*Cities, Towns & Communities include: Amity,
Anita, Banta, Bargersville, Bluff
Creek, Bud, Critchfield,
Edinburgh, El
Dorado, Frances, Franklin, Frances,
Greenwood, Hendricks,
Hopewell, Imperial
Hills, Kinder, McCarty,
Mt. Pleasant, Needham,
New Whiteland, Nineveh,
Old Bargersville, Princes
Lakes, Providence, Reds
Corner, Rocklane, Samaria,
Smith Valley, Stones
Crossing, Trafalgar, Urmeyville, Waterloo
and Whiteland.
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Surrounding Counties:
N = Marion
County, IN
W = Morgan
County, IN JOHNSON COUNTY
E = Shelby
County, IN
SSW = Brown
County, IN SSE = Bartholomew
County, IN
- Johnson County Government
- Johnson County Museum
- 135 North Main Street, Franklin,
IN 46131
- Johnson County Community Network
- Edinburgh Community Online Network
- Local information and links.
- INGenWeb for Johnson County
Genealogy, by Cheryl Zufall Parker.
- 49th Indiana Volunteer
Infantry 'Company F' (Reenactment Unit)
- countyhistory.com:
for Johnson
County, by Ronald Branson!
- 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.
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Index of Indiana Marriages Through
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Index
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1880
Census Index, by familysearch.org
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1820 Indiana
Census Index, by Lori!
- The Doughboy Center - presented
by The Great War Society.
- World War II Veterans Online
Information Center
- Johnson County,
Indiana Biographies
- USGenWeb
for Johnson County Genealogy and History
- Brad Manzenberger's
Johnson County, Indiana Cemeteries!!!
- Johnson
County, Indiana Cemeteries - inscriptions online
- epodunk
for Johnson County, Indiana information, including maps of cemetery
locations
- BIOGRAPHIES:
- William Merritt CHASE -
Artist: born, in 1849, in Williamsburg
(now Ninevah), Johnson County, Indiana; died, in 1916, New York
- William Merritt CHASE -
Artist (1849-1916) - 4 paintings from the Lilly Endowment Collection
- William Merritt CHASE
- Artist (1849-1916) - biography and portrait from the National
Gallery of Art
- William
Merritt CHASE - Artist (1849-1916) - biography and self-portrait
online at the Richmond Art Museum in Indiana
- Johnson County Public Library
401 S. State Street - Franklin, IN 46131
Phone: (317) 738-2833 E-mail:
webmaster@jcplin.org
119 W. Main Cross Street
- Edinburgh, IN 46124 PH: (812) 526-5487.
- Johnson County Courthouse
- 1st Floor - 5 E. Jefferson
St. - Franklin,
IN 46131
- Phone: (317) 346-4450.
- Johnson County Recorder
(for land records, deeds, mortgage records)
- Courthouse Annex - 2nd
Floor - 86 W. Court St. (P.O.
Box 489) - Franklin, IN 46131-2345
- Phone: (317) 346-4385
Johnson County Communities
Blue
River Township
communities include: Amity and Edinburgh.
A portion of the city of Edinburgh extends into German Township,
Bartholomew
County.
Clark
Township
communities include: Reds Corner and Rocklane.
Cemeteries include:
(see Clark Township
map)
Glade Cemetery - in section 12, on the western edge of Clark Township
Rock Lane Cemetery -
in section 6, Rockland, Indiana
Williams Cemetery - by 575N, in northern section 19
Franklin Township
communities include: The City of Franklin
(the county seat), Hopewell and Mt. Pleasant.
A small portion of the city of Franklin extends
into Needham Township.
01 S. State Street - Franklin, IN 46131
Phone: (317) 738-2833 E-mail:
webmaster@jcplin.org
Historical Room
Johnson County Courthouse
- 1st Floor - 5 E. Jefferson St.
- Franklin, IN 46131
Phone: (317) 736-3708 / (317) 736-3709.
Hensley Township communities include:
Anita, Samaria and Trafalgar.
Needham
Township communities include: Needham and
Urmeyville. A small portion of the city of Franklin
extends into Needham
Township.
Nineveh
Township communities include: Nineveh (formerly Williamsburg)
and Princes Lakes.
- BIOGRAPHIES:
- William Merritt CHASE -
Artist: born, in 1849, in Williamsburg
(now Ninevah), Johnson County, Indiana; died, in 1916, New York
- William Merritt CHASE -
Artist (1849-1916) - 4 paintings from the Lilly Endowment Collection
- William Merritt
CHASE - Artist (1849-1916) - biography and portrait from the
National Gallery of Art
- William
Merritt CHASE - Artist (1849-1916) - biography and self-portrait
online at the Richmond Art Museum in Indiana
Pleasant
Township communities include: Greenwood, New Whiteland, Valle Vista
and Whiteland. A portion of Greenwood
extends into White River Township.
Cemeteries include:
Pleasant Grove Cemetery -
southwest from Whiteland, in Pleasant
Township
Greenwood Cemetery - in Greenwood,
Indiana
Union Township communities include: Bud, Old
Bargersville and Providence. Note: Bargersville is situated in White River Township.
White RiverTownship communities include:
Banta, Bargersville, Bluff Creek, Critchfield, El Dorado, Frances, Greenwood (portion), Hendricks, Imperial Hills, Kinder,
McCarty, Smith Valley,
Stones Crossing and Waterloo.
Note: Old Bargersville is situated in Union Township.
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Ann McRoden Mensch,
Professional Historical Genealogist
Researching onsite, 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 this page include:
- 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.
- New Sectional
Township Map of Indiana. Chicago, Illinois
: Higgins Belden & Co., 1875.
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