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*First created in 1813.
*County seat: Boonville.
Located in southern
*Cities, Towns & Communities
include (past and/or present): Ash Iron Springs,
Baugh City, Boonville,
Bullocktown, Camp Brosend,
Castle Garden, Chandler,
Dayville, DeGonia
Springs, Eames, Elberfeld,
Folsomville, Graham Valley,
Greenbrier, Heilman, Hemenway, Jockey, Lynnville, Millersburg,
Newburgh, Paradise, Pelzer, Red Bush, Rolling Acres, Rustic Hills,
St. John, Scalesville,
Selvin, Stanley, Stevenson, Tennyson, Turpin, Wheatenville, and
Yankeetown.
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Surrounding Counties:
NW = Gibson
County, IN N = Pike County,
IN NE = Dubois County,
IN
W = Vanderburgh
County, IN WARRICK COUNTY E = Spencer
County, IN
S = The Ohio River
S = Henderson County, Kentucky
See Local History <-> Genealogy State Selection Page
to visit Kentucky sites of research interest.
See: Kentuck Atlas and
Gazetteer - from the University
of Kentucky,
Established in 1813, from Knox
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+ PROFESSIONAL HISTORICAL GENEALOGY RESEARCH
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MAPS
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- Interactive Census Bureau Map of Warrick County, Indiana
- 1875 Map of Warrick County, Indiana, from Higgins Belden & Co. (see citation)
- 1895 Map of Warrick County, Indiana, by Pam Rietsch
- 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.
NATIVE AMERICAN
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- Miami History and History of the Delaware, by Lee Sultzman.
- Miami Nation of Indians
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- Annuity Payroll: June 12, 1895, on the USGenWeb for Miami County
- The MYAAMIA Project, from the
- 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
- The Big Miami Reserve, Article by Historian, Carl Leiter, includes maps - In 1819: "...The largest of these [Miami Indian towns] in north central Indiana was located at the confluence of the Mississinewa and Wabash rivers and was named "Missinewa Town" on the Surveyors' plat of the region. ..."
- Glenn A. Black Laboratory Current Research Publications Menu
- An Introduction to the Prehistory of Indiana, by James H. Kellar, online at the Glenn Black Laboratory of Archaeology, Reproduced with the permission of the Indiana Historical Societies.
- Index of Miami Names, Glenn Black Laboratory of Archaeology and The Trustees of Indiana University
- The Research
Experiences of the Miami Nation of Indiana, by Darryl Baldwin,
Miami of Indiana---Graduate student in Linguistics at the
- French-Canadian Associations: PRDH, The Comprehensive Site of Quebec French-Canadian Genealogy
MUSEUMS & HISTORIC SITES
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CHURCHES
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- Local Catholic Church
History & Genealogy Research Guide & Worldwide Directory + Indiana*
Page...
- Marsha's Warrick County Genealogy, by Marsha Bryant
CEMETERIES
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- Boone Chapel
Cemetery, by Tamara : "...149 Markers Located 6
Miles S.E Of Boonville
- Thornburgh
Cemetery (scroll down the page to this cemetery), by Tamara : 4
Miles S.E Of Boonville
- Johnson
Cemetery, by Tamara, located in
- Johnson, Mt.
Pisgah, Williams, Feagley, 2nd Williams, France, Wood, Stephen Marratt,
and Miller Cemeteries, by Tamara, located in
- Turnpin
Cemetery, by Tamara : Located North Of Boonville, in
- USGenWeb for Warrick County Genealogy, by Gilbert Schmitt
- Marsha's Warrick County Genealogy, by Marsha Bryant
· Indiana State Library. 140 North Senate Avenue - Indianapolis, IN 46204-2296
o Indiana Cemetery Locator Database
- 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.
COMMERCE, TOURISM & ONLINE COMMUNITY
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- MyLocal.IN.gov for Warrick County Profile.
- Warrick County Economic Development
NATURE
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NEWS & NEWSPAPERS
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· Indiana State Library. 140 North Senate Avenue - Indianapolis, IN 46204-2296
o Newspaper Holdings: Holdings by county (in Indianapolis)
- Warrick County News
- (The Princeton Daily Clarion, The Daily Republican Register,
and The Boonville Standard/Newburgh Chandler Register).
BIOGRAPHIES
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- countyhistory.com: for Warrick County, by Ronald Branson!
- The Political Graveyard:
for Warrick County
- created and maintained by Lawrence Kestenbaum - a web site
about
- Biographies Project for Warrick County
HISTORY <-> GENEALOGY: Articles and Online Databases
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- USGenWeb for Warrick County Genealogy, by Gilbert Schmitt & Marsha Bryant
- Marsha's Warrick County Genealogy, by Marsha Bryant
- Cemeteries Index for Warrick County, Indiana
- Churches Index for Warrick County, Indiana
- Census Index
- USGenWeb Indiana Archives for Warrick County
- NARA: National Archives and Records Administration
- USA Veterans' Administration
· Indiana State Library. 140 North Senate Avenue - Indianapolis, IN 46204-2296
o Indiana Cemetery Locator Database
o Indiana Biography Index (published before 1990)
o Indiana Biography Index (published since 1990)
o Index of Indiana Marriages Through 1850.
o Index of Indiana Marriages, 1993 through 2002
o Newspaper Holdings: Holdings by county (in Indianapolis)
o Images of Indiana: 92 Counties // from Adams to Whitley
o Vital Information Exchange (VINE)
· 1880 Census Index, by familysearch.org
· 1820 Indiana Census Index, by Lori!
- Obtaining EDs for the 1930 Census in One Step (Large Cities), by Stephen P. Morse, PhD, Joel D. Weintraub, PhD and David R. Kehs, PhD
- The Doughboy Center - presented by The Great War Society.
- World War II Veterans Online Information Center
- Civil War: NPS: Civil War Soldiers and Sailors System
- The Browning Genealogy Database,
by Charles Browning, for Browning Funeral Home in
ARCHIVES & LIBRARIES for Further Research
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- Ohio Township Public Libraries (
- Library of Congress:
American Memory All Collections Search - enter topic or
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Contacts to obtain many documents and cerified copies:
- Warrick County Health Department (For Birth & Death Records from ca. 1882)
Vital
Records
- County Clerk: (For Marriage and Divorce Records)
- Warrick County Recorder (For Land Records)
107 W. Locust -
Anderson Township communities include: Dayville, Red Bush, and Yankeetown.
- St. Rupert Catholic Church is located in Red Bush (see Map). This church was reportedly established ca. 1865, with members being served by Benedictine Fathers from St. Meinrad and Rockport. St. Rupert's did not receive it's first resident pastor, the Rev. Charles Wagner, until 1893.
- Brown Chapel
Cemetery, by Tamara : "...149 Markers Located 6
Miles S.E Of Boonville
- Thornburgh
Cemetery (scroll down the page to this cemetery), by Tamara : 4
Miles S.E Of Boonville
- Johnson, Mt.
Pisgah, Williams, Feagley, 2nd Williams, France, Wood, Stephen Marratt,
and Miller Cemeteries, by Tamara, located in
- Boonville, Indiana
Campbell Township communities include: Baugh
City, Millersburg, and St. John.
- Johnson, Mt.
Pisgah, Williams, Feagley, 2nd Williams, France, Wood, Stephen Marratt,
and Miller Cemeteries, by Tamara, located in
- Baugh City, As told by Rachel Baugh Mulcahy - "...built, I believe, in the 1950's. My father
died in 1962. It was not a large town, more like a subdivision..."
Greer Township communities include: Elberfeld,
Stanley, and Wheatenville.
Hart Township communities include:
Graham Valley, Lynnville, Turpin. Greenbrier is situated at the Boon and Hart
townships line, and
- Turnpin
Cemetery, by Tamara : Located North Of Boonville, in
Lane Township communities include: Scalesville,
Hemenway, and Jockey.
Ohio Township communities include: Camp Brosend,
Castle Garden, Chandler, Newburgh, Paradise, Rustic Hills, and Stevenson.
- Town of Newburgh, Indiana
- Johnson, Mt.
Pisgah, Williams, Feagley, 2nd Williams, France, Wood, Stephen Marratt,
and Miller Cemeteries, by Tamara, located in
- Newburgh Note,
by Mindy Chase -
- St. John the Baptist Catholic Parish - History
625 Frame Road -
Newburgh, IN 47630
"...The story of St. John the Baptist Catholic Church begins
130 years ago, just before the start of the Civil War. A group of 15 families
formed the parish in
- Ohio Township Public Libraries (
- A Brief History of the Community of Selvin, as written by Pat Marshall, and posted on Marsha Bryant's Genealogy site.
Skelton Township communities include: Ash Iron
Springs, Eames, DeGonia Springs, and Tennyson.
DeGonia Springs, known for it's mineral springs, is situated in southern
Ash Iron Springs was situated in southern
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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 this page include:
- School
and Library Atlas of the World. Fred W. Foster, Ph.D.
(Editor). Sycamore,
- New
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