Blackford County, IN          1850 Federal Census          TOWNSHIP INFORMATION

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ABOUT BLACKFORD COUNTY:

Blackford County is named for Judge Isaac Blackford, who was the first speaker of the 
Indiana General Assembly and a long-time chief justice of the Indiana Supreme Court.
The land that would become Blackford County was originally the western part of Jay 
County.  

Several sources list the creation year for Blackford County as 1837.  However, the 
law was not finalized until 1838. Indiana bill of the House No. 152 was originally 
for the creation of a county named Windsor.  The name "Windsor" was replaced with 
the name "Blackford" by the House of Representatives in January 1838.  An "act for 
the formation of the county of Blackford" was approved on February 15, 1838.   


Microfilm Roll# M653-245
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             TOWNSHIP               STAMPED     
STATUS       DESCRIPTION          PAGE#-RANGE      TRANSCRIBER         PROOFREADER
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On-Line      Licking                  1-36         Robert E. Lane      Linda Talbott
On-Line      Washington              37-56         Robert E. Lane      Linda Talbott
On-Line      Harrison                57-86         Robert E. Lane      Linda Talbott
On-Line      Jacksonn                87-105        Robert E. Lane      Linda Talbott

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This Census was transcribed by Robert E. Lane and proofread by Linda Talbott for
The USGenWeb Census Project®, http://www.us-census.org/
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