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John Paul and Lewis Davis purchased the land where the city [Madison] now stands from the government in 1809. Paul, Davis and Jonathan Lyon laid out the town in 1810. The first sale of lots was held the following year."
"At first John Paul called the town Wakefield but soon changed it to Madison... The county, named Jefferson, was organized in 1811 and county records date from that time."
--Extracted from Madison's 175th Anniversary Commemorative Book
Lancaster and Eleutherian College
Early History of Madison and Jefferson County
Jefferson County: Business and Industry
Jefferson County: Before the Beginning
Barbersville and Buchanan's Station
Canaan, Indiana, in the Nineteenth Century
Jefferson County: First Visitors and First Settlers
Newspaper Articles: History
Lancaster Township
Milton Township History, ca. 1910?
Shelby Township History, ca. 1910?
Jefferson County: Township Histories
Pioneers of Jefferson County Reminiscences of Daniel Rector, 1873
The Pioneers of Jefferson County, Reminiscences of William Robbins, 1873
Pioneers of Jefferson County, John Smock Reminisences, 1874
Pioneers of Jefferson County Reminiscences of Abraham Wilson, 1874
The Pioneers of Jefferson County, Reminiscences of Alex. McCallister, 1874
George Buchanan Recollections 1910
Ruel Custer's Accounts of Mud Lick and Bellview, 1913
Jefferson County Newspapers
WPA Life Histories from Indiana |
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