Entries Containing All of the Phrases «elkhart county» AND «indiana»

By Duane Hall, September 3, 2013

Elkhart County Home Cemetery

RANKED BY RELEVANCE

1 ► Indiana, Elkhart County, Goshen — Elkhart County Home Cemetery — Cemetery Heritage —

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2 ► Indiana, Elkhart County, Bristol — Trout Creek Cemetery — Cemetery Heritage —

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3 ► Indiana, Elkhart County, Elkhart — 20.2023.1 — Emma Molloy — 1839-1907 —

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4 ► Indiana, Elkhart County, Benton — Jackson Cemetery — Cemetery Heritage —

5 ► Indiana, Elkhart County, Bristol — Cathcart Cemetery — Cemetery Heritage —

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6 ► Indiana, Elkhart County, Elkhart — 20.1998.2 — Ambrose G. Bierce —

7 ► Indiana, Elkhart County, Elkhart — 20.2007.2 — Dr. Franklin L. Miles —

8 ► Indiana, Elkhart County, Goshen — 20.1998.1 — Howard W. Hawks —

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9 ► Indiana, Elkhart County, Goshen — 20.2001.2 — Elkhart County Courthouse —

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10 ► Indiana, Elkhart County, Goshen, Elkhart Township — The Lincoln Highway — The Land of Goshen, Indiana —

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11 ► Indiana, Elkhart County, Bristol — 20.2007.1 — Graves et al v. Indiana —

12 ► Indiana, Elkhart County, Elkhart — 20.2006.1 — C.G. Conn Company —

13 ► Indiana, Elkhart County, Elkhart — 20.2009.1 — Charles Gordone —

14 ► Indiana, Elkhart County, Elkhart — 20.2006.2 — E. Hill Turnock —

15 ► Indiana, Elkhart County, Goshen — 20.2003.1 — Goshen’s Carnegie Library —

16 ► Indiana, Elkhart County, Middlebury — 20.2001.1 — Krider Nurseries World's Fair Garden —

17 ► Indiana, Elkhart County, Nappanee — 20.2005.1 — Nappanee Cartoonists —

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18 ► Indiana, Elkhart County, Nappanee — 20.2005.2 — Nappanee Furniture —

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19 ► Indiana, Elkhart County, Elkhart — The Rivers and the Native Americans — Our Rivers' Story —

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20 ► Indiana, Elkhart County, Goshen — Elkhart County Courthouse — Millrace Canal Trail —

21 ► Indiana, Wabash County, North Manchester — 85.2006.1 — Brethren Annual Meetings —

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22 ► Indiana, Elkhart County, Wakarusa — Bull Cemetery — Cemetery Heritage —

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23 ► Indiana, Elkhart County, New Paris — Wyland Brothers Landing —

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    Thin black lines indicate changes in relevance. Between each pair of lines entries are ordered geographically but all have the same relevance.

* Inflectional forms of words are their plurals, singulars, and possessives as well as gramatical tenses and similar variations.