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Genealogical Society of Marion County, IndianaGenWeb site for Marion County Indiana
Welcome to Marion County, Indiana, created on April 1, 1822. Marion County was created from the Delaware New Purchase. From this tract, also formed were the counties of Allen, Bartholomew, Hamilton, Henry, Johnson, Rush and Shelby. Marion County was named after General Francis Marion, often referred to as the "Swamp Fox" from the Revolutionary War period. Nine civil townships comprise Marion County: Center, Decatur, Franklin, Lawrence, Perry, Pike, Warren, Washington and Wayne.
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IMAGIS - Mapping & Geographic Infrastructure
Map Indy, My Neighborhood, Voter Information, Pothole Viewer and other geographic information and infrastructure tools
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Indiana African American Genealogy Group
IAAGG, established in 1999, was created by family researchers of all experience and interest levels. Our vision - to discover and document the African ancestry in each family - lives through each person with whom we share, inform, and encourage everyone we touch. All are welcome!
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Indianapolis Marion County Public Library
The Indianapolis-Marion County Public Library is made up of the Central Library, 22 branches, and the Library Services Center. All branches have Wi-Fi and printers.
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