that's left is the church named Antioch |
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name changed from Monroe to Arcana because there was already a Monroe P.O. in the state, tornado wiped it out in the 1950's and was never rebuilt |
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Float/Jalapa | Broad Ripple Float before it was incorporated and named Jalapa |
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now except homes first known as Cleopas |
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on the Mississinewa River upstream from Trails End |
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Miami County |
mostly in Miami and partly in Grant. Old name of Converse was Xenia |
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Old Town |
in the 1800's to higher ground because of flooding and renamed Matthews. Cumberland was near the river and is now referred to as "Old Town" |
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now except homes church and Oakridge Cem. |
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that had a filling station and a garage located on the Rangeline Rd and St. Rd. 18 |
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but no longer exists |
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that no longer exists |
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for the village of Farmington but few lots were sold and the plan was abandoned but it did make a few maps |
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Farrs, who were early settlers in that area |
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known as Grant P.O. |
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it no longer has any type of business or post office |
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on State Rd 5 (221) and 18 have been told this was called Max's Friendly Corner but at one time was also owned by the Lee's of Dooville |
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before the Gas Boom in the 1890's |
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known as Grant P.O. first |
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before the Gas Boom in the 1890's |
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Madison County |
on the Grant and Madison County Line |
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a few homes, used to be a small village with a Post Office |
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Float |
Broad Ripple Float before it was incorporated and named Jalapa |
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in existance |
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businesses have left |
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Washington and Pleasant |
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in the 1800's to higher ground because of flooding and renamed Matthews. Cumberland was near the river and is now referred to as "Old Town" |
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most businesses have left |
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name changed from Monroe to Arcana because there was already a Monroe P.O. in the state, tornado wiped it out in the 1950's and was never rebuilt |
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left except homes |
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left except homes and the church and cemetery by that name. Originally it was a Quaker Settlement. |
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Cumberland |
in the 1800's to higher ground because of flooding and renamed Matthews. Cumberland was near the river and is now referred to as "Old Town" |
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and the church, wiped out by a tornado (Palm Sunday) in the 1960's and not rebuilt |
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left except homes |
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Madison County |
first known as Independence |
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first known as Roods Corner, was settled in 1843 by G.H. Rood. There was also a Roods School House, Roods Crossroads and at one time this area was even called Stringtown. A post office called Van Buren for the township in which it is located was established on July 10, 1872. The town now known as Van Buren was laid out in 1880. |
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now except homes first known as Cleopas |
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by Phineas Skinner in Wash. Twp. Skinner acting Postmaster |
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current burg, not much left except homes |
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with a store, now gone |
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on the Mississinewa River where the Battleground Re-enactment now takes place. |
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left except homes |
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first known as Roods Corner, was settled in 1843 by G.H. Rood. There was also a Roods School House, Roods Crossroads and at one time this area was even called Stringtown. A post office called Van Buren for the township in which it is located was established on July 10, 1872. The town now known as Van Buren was laid out in 1880. |
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left except homes once had a church school, store and post office |
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left except homes |
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Miami County |
mostly in Miami and partly in Grant. Old name of Converse was Xenia |