Cincinnati / Brantwood / Culvertown / Fort Wayne / Plymouth / Grover Town / Pittsburgh / Hamlet / Ober / Grovertown / Chicago / /
Company
County Commissioners / The Starke County Commissioners / /
Country
United States / United Kingdom / /
Event
Person Communication and Meetings / Employment Change / /
Facility
Knox Masonic Lodge / Davis Station / Center Twp / Starke County Library / Henry Garner / Trail of Death / Round Lake Cemetery / /
IndustryTerm
bank / /
MusicAlbum
Illinois / Indiana / /
NaturalFeature
Crown Hill / Kankakee River / Koontz Lake / Round Lake / Eagle Creek / Mississippi River / River December / English Lake / Eagle Lake / Yellow River / Clear Lake / /
Organization
Board of County Commissioners / Congress / first Circuit Court / Knox Methodist Church / /
Person
Charles Humphreys / Baldwin / William Traax / Job Short / John Hopkins George Esty William / Ebenezer Lampson / Charles S. Tibbits / James B. Prettyman / Henry Hotchkiss / Solomon Ward / Nancy Lindsey / James Cannon / George Esty William Parker Knox / Marvin Allen / Carter D. Hathaway June / William Atkinson / Nathan McCumber / Jacob S. Wampler / Rachel Tillman / Jonathon Jennings / William Henry Harrison / Pearl Streets / Jacob Tilman / Matthew Humphrey / William N. Patterson / Edward Smith / John Smith / Jacob G. Black / Jacob Tillman / Samuel Koontz / Jacob Kelver / William Moller / Daniel G. Hathaway / Stephen Jackson / Washington Twp / William C. Barnette / David P. Favorite / Judson Methodists / Nancy Lane / George M. Osborn / /
Position
Sr. County Sheriff / County Clerk / Historian / County Treasurer / first governor of the State of Indiana / County Surveyor / Governor / County Auditor / first attorney in Knox / Marshall / governor of the new territory / /
ProvinceOrState
Ohio / St. Joseph County / Wisconsin / Minnesota / Illinois / Indiana / British Columbia / Michigan / Knox County / Jacob Tillman County / La Porte County / Starke County / Oklahoma / Mississippi / Delaware / /
Starke County, Indiana ~Historical Timeline~ Compiled by Marvin Allen, Starke County Historian