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Madison Jefferson County Public Library In Madison Indiana Genealogy
www.visitmadison.org A place to find maps and general information on Madison.www.ingenweb.org indiana genealogy on line. County sites and state links.
http://www.madison-jeffco.lib.in.us/genealog.html

Extractions: The library specializes in Jefferson County, Indiana, and surrounding counties but has a wide and varied collection. We will be happy to determine if we hold specific material needed for your research. Also, the library genealogist will do a limited search for either historical or genealogical information. The library charges $5.00 for the search and 10 cents per copy, plus postage. You must have basic information to contribute, as the library does not do a complete genealogical history. There is a copy machine in the department for patron use. The department also has microfilm and microfiche readers and a microfilm/microfiche printer. Copies are 10 cents each. For more information please email genealogy@madison-jeffco.lib.in.us A GUIDE TO SELECTED OR MAJOR RESOURCES Family Files:
Brown County Indiana Genealogy
The site for research and discussion on the genealogyof Brown County Indiana families.
http://www.browncountygenealogy.com/

Extractions: Links The music is "Salt Creek". The area where most of my ancestors settled in Indiana is Brown County (it's all of that pretty area between college town, Bloomington, and industrial town, Columbus). Running across the middle of Brown County you find "Salt Creek"! My Marlett, Chafin, Mobley and Roberts lines settled along Salt Creek. The other creek through Brown County is Bean Blossom Creek. My McCoy, Robertson, Richardson, McClary and Young lines settled in along the Bean Blossom in both Brown and Monroe Counties. Visitor Submissions Do you have roots in Brown County Indiana? This is the place to share your information and maybe make contact with other researchers working the same lines! Submit your data using this form Bulletin Board: A place to post your questions and your answers relating to Brown County genealogy, or genealogy in general. Also a place for your favorite old fashioned recipe! Letter's Home: This is a collection of letters written by Lawrence McCoy during his time in the Army. It offers not only a glimpse of WWI but also a look at family life during that period. He also mentions several other "Brown County boys" that he serves with, like George Prosser. Surname List: Every genealogy site has to have a surname list. This one is constantly growing. If you family has roots in Brown County and your surname is not listed, be sure to check back. It should eventually get there! :-)
MARION COUNTY, INDIANA GENEALOGY
Indiana Barbara Hutchinson FOR LOTS OF MARION COUNTY, indiana genealogyVISIT MARION COUNTY, indiana genealogy!!!!! QUERIES **Marion
http://members.aol.com/barbhutch1/MarionCoIN-Homepage-Index.html
Firstmom's Northwest Indiana Genealogy Research Services
Firstmom's Genealogy Research Services, for Lake, Porter, Newton, Jasper andDeKalb Counties in Indiana. Northwest indiana genealogy Research Services.
http://members.aol.com/anolelady/mylookups.htm

Extractions: Northwest Indiana Genealogy Research Services First about me: I am the coordinator of the Lake County, Indiana US GenWeb page . I have posted many resources on that page and plan to continue doing so. I have also done a lot of lookups for visitors of the page, made many photocopies of microfilm, and made numerous trips to the Lake County Public Library and well ...it's getting expensive. I'm also a single mom which means I am toting 2 kids along on most of those trips. And the Rootsweb project is only volunteer, I do not receive compensation. To help with some of the costs I'm incurring, I've decided to offer some research services, to assist those of you at a distance, but at reasonable cost. Most of the prices listed only cover gas, postage and copy fees. (Feel free to add a donation towards getting more records copied for the Lake County Page.) If I don't find your exact request, I may try to locate your ancestor's whereabouts in other resources to establish their connection to Lake County....meaning if I find more than what you ask for, I will send that information as a bonus. I will exhaust all possible resources if I cannot find the exact information.
Indiana Genealogy - Geneology Resources For Geneology Of Indiana
Sources for doing indiana genealogy research. Research your roots with availablesources of Indiana. Search Members Contact. indiana genealogy. Coming Soon,
http://www.abeshaus.com/us-genealogy/indiana.htm
Indiana Genealogy Books And CDs
indiana genealogy Local History Books CD's. from Sponsors of The Olden Times.comHistoric Newspapers Online Always FREE! Genealogy Books More.
http://theoldentimes.com/in_books.html

Extractions: Heritage Quest Indiana: Heads-of-Household Listing Indiana as Birthplace in the 1870 U.S. Federal Census CD CD Index, 1840 Federal Population Census, Indiana 1850 Census: Indiana CD Indiana, 1860 Census Records CD Heritage Quest Indiana 1870 U. S Federal Census CD Indiana, 1851-1900 Marriage Index CD Indiana Deaths, 1882-1920 Vital Records CD Indiana Negro Register 1852-1865 Ancestree Climbing in the Midwest. Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Missouri, and Nebraska Abstracts of Obituaries in the Western Christian Advocate, 1834-1850 Rare Original 1882 Book at Alibris: History of the Ohio Falls Cities and Their Counties Ancestors and Descendants of Some Early Settlers of the Evansville, Indiana, Tri-State Area Research in Indiana Destination Indiana : ... 1864 Indiana Map f rom Ancestry.com Abstracts of the Records of the Society of Friends in Indiana Faces Among Us: a Visit With Bartholomew County Personalities of the 20th Century Illustrated Historical Atlas of Bartholomew Co. , Indiana ... Beloved Madison: a Pictorial Tour of Indiana's Historic Madison
Indiana Genealogy Books
INDIANA. INDEX TO REVOLUTIONARY SOLDIERS IN INDIANA by Barbara Wolfe, $18.00A combined index of 13 sources for Revolutionary ancestors in Indiana.
http://www.yogs.com/indiana.htm

Extractions: The major portion of this book lists the types of vital records found in each county showing years covered, how filed, and how the entries are indexed. Sample forms used in recording the vital records are included along with a legislative history affecting the keeping of vital records. Revolutionary War Records
Indiana Genealogy Books
INDIANA COUNTY RECORDS. SPECIAL NOTES NOTE 1 Wills from the Indiana Wills Projectlisted below as Index to Testators to 1880 may be ordered by county.
http://www.yogs.com/in/county

Extractions: INDIANA COUNTY RECORDS SPECIAL NOTES NOTE 1 : Wills from the Indiana Wills Project listed below as Index to Testators to 1880 may be ordered by county. All testators for that county from the beginning of record-keeping to 1880 are listed in one alphabetical list. With each testator's name you will find the date, book, and page number of the will as recorded in the courthouse. Includes everything you need to order photocopies. NOTE 2 : The marriage books indicated below by asterisk (*) are in our computer format which lists bride and groom alphabetically with spouse and date. All people with the same surname , bride or groom, are listed together. Those not marked with (*) are alphabetized by grooms with a brides' index. Adams
Indiana Genealogy
This site has moved. Click here. http//www.rootsweb.com/~ingenweb/.
http://www.claynet.com/fred/indiana/
Indiana Genealogy - Indiana Birth Records. Marriage, Death, Indiana Census Recor
Whiting, Lake County, Indiana Index to Birth Records, 18991920. Show/Hide,Indiana Biography History. Biography Genealogy Master Index (BGMI).
http://www.ancestry.com/search/locality/dbpage.htm?t=2&c=17
Indiana Genealogy
My CinnamonToast ® Genealogy. indiana genealogy. Search criteria Indiana. Sitesfound with genealogy records for Indiana. 111 records found. The Craddick Family.
http://www.mycinnamontoast.com/perl/results.cgi?region=1015&sort=n
Indiana Genealogy
My CinnamonToast ® Genealogy. County Listing for Indiana. Adams County. Allen County.Bartholomew County. Benton County. Blackford County. Boone County. Brown County.
http://www.mycinnamontoast.com/perl/regions.cgi?region=1015&sort=n
Indiana Genealogy Links; KHCPL: GLHS
indiana genealogy Web Sites. IN) by Heidi Barnes; Carroll County GenealogyUSGenWeb Project Homepage; Cass County Indiana USGenWeb Project Homepage;
http://www.kokomo.lib.in.us/genealogy/gdlindiana.html
Indiana Genealogy - Indiana Birth Records, Indiana Census Records, Indiana Marri
indiana genealogy Databases. indiana genealogy Databases Click Here to ListALL Indiana Databases Indiana Birth Records. Indiana Death Records.
http://www.allvitalrecords.com/index.asp?state=IN
INDIANA GENEALOGY BOOKS
HOW TO ORDER Jot down the ORDER NUMBERS and AMOUNTS. ORDER NOW. INDIANA. M1033.GENERAL LAWS OF THE STATE OF INDIANA, 1851, indexed, 257 pp. Hardbound.
http://www.genealogy-books.com/books/indiana.html

Extractions: FEDERAL LAND SERIES Consists of a five-part Federal Land Series by noted genealogist, Clifford Neal Smith. Originally published by the American Library Association between 1972 and 1986, these four books (Volume 4 was originally published in two parts) list the public land grants made by the federal government and the State of Virginia to settlers in the US territories between 1788 and 1835. These books provide genealogists with important tools for tracing the westward movement of families in the largely undocumented migration into the Old Northwest Territory. THE SET (Vol. I-IV), 6 x 9, includes 1,7772 pp. in all, maps, index, paperbound. (1982, 1973, 1980, 1982, 1986), repr. 1999. $210.00 Vol. II: 1799-1835. REVOLUTIONARY WAR BOUNTY-LAND WARRANTS OF THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION. This volume furnishes evidence of Revolutionary War military service inasmuch as it indexes all names appearing in the summary registers of the General Land Office poertaining to grants of land in the US Military District of Ohio for 1799-1835. It also includes lists of some of the bounty-land warrants exchanged for script. The tracts located in the calendar are shown in a map included in the volume Contains an index of 10,000 names and a separate index to the tracts in the Military District. M-1033.
Indiana Genealogy Surname Search Engines By Ancestor Search.
indiana genealogy Search Engines, Indiana State Library Genealogy Division A B Indiana Marriages Through 1850 Last Name, Bride or Groom
http://www.searchforancestors.com/locality/us/indiana.html

Extractions: Type of Records: All Bible Record Bible Record Index Biography Biography Index Birth Record Birth Record Index Cemetery Record Cemetery Record Index Census Census Index Church Record Church Record Index Court Record Court Record Index Death Record Death Record Index Directory (eg City) Directory (eg City) Index First Families First Families Index Gazetteer Gazetteer Index Genealogy Genealogy Index History History Index Land Record Land Record Index Marriage Record Marriage Record Index Map Map Index Migration Record Migration Record Index Military Record Military Record Index Naturalization Record Naturalization Record Index Newspaper
RootsBooks: Indiana Genealogy
indiana genealogy. The French first settled Indiana in the early 1700s. LocalHistory and Genealogy Abstracts from Marion, Indiana Newspapers, 18761880
http://www.readthemovie.com/rootsbooks/states/indiana.html
Indiana Genealogy Resources For Family History Research
indiana genealogy Resources for Family History Research. Links to genealogicaland historical societies, vital and cemetery records and more!
http://www.kindredtrails.com/indiana.html
Indiana Genealogy
indiana genealogy.
http://members.tripod.com/~anamathis/index-12.html
AfriGeneas | African American Genealogy - Indiana
indiana genealogy http//www.usgennet.org/~usgwinus/. indiana genealogyOnline INGenWeb http//www.ingenweb.org/ingen_county.htm.
http://www.afrigeneas.com/states/in/

Extractions: The Land that is now Indiana was once part of a great wilderness. By early 1700's, the wilderness was called New France, a few settlers, fur traders and explorers had seen this wild land,but few records were kept. Some explorers bought slaves with them, so it is very likely that blacks were among the first to explore Indiana. The first records of blacks in Indiana were written in 1746. There were forty white men and five Negroes in a French settlement on the Wabash River. This was the beginning of the city Vincennes; which is along Indiana's southwestern border. Some French settlers had Indian slaves, but soon the French were buying black men from trading post on the lower Mississippi River. In 1787, congress passed a group of laws called the Northwest Ordinance. One of the Laws indicated that there would be no slavery. Slavery was legal when Virginia still owned the land which is now Indiana. Slave holders soon found ways to bring slaves into the territory as long-term indentured servants. Substantial debates continue about the status of blacks in the state. Indiana was perceived as a hostile state toward people of color during the most unfriendly years of 1816-1865. Many thought that indentured servitude was just another form of slavery. In 1831, legislators passed a bill to keep 'Negroes' out of Indiana.

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