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From Needmore to Prosperity: Hoosier Place Names in Folklore and History
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Indiana University Press
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October 1995
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Baker
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Ronald L.
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106–107
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978-0-253-32866-3
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Alexander Chamberlain...came here from the area around Rochester, New York...
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...because it is the highest spot in that area.
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...by the Carbon Coal Company, which was so named for the coal here.
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This town was named for Fulton County...
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The name comes from Menton, a city on the Mediterranean in France...
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--09-29
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...a town in Italy where Napoleon won a victory over the Austrians in 1796.
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This town was platted...by Peter S. Veeder...
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--11-05
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--11-01
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...named for Napoleon Bonaparte.
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...the name is for a ford at a mill...
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--10-11
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...and perhaps named after Corunna, Michigan...
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The present name, for Denver, Colorado,...
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...name is for Monroe Alton, proprietor.
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This village, first called New Bargersville, was named for Old Bargersville, q.v., formerly called Bargersville, too. It was founded in 1906 when a railroad came through here.
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This town was laid out in 1832...
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The name of this town...is descriptive...
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This town was named for Joseph A. Grabill...
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...for the local Randall family...
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...probably named for Syracuse, New York.
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...on the Wabash and Erie Canal and named for the locks here.
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The name is for the famous Seminole chief.
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--12-20
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...large fields of clover, and the lovely shady dales.
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...named for a nearby stream, Trail Creek.
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...the name probably honors David Butler, an early settler...
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This village was established around 1906...
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...a mill built at a ford here.
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--08-18
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The village was laid out as Pleasantville in 1860...
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...which was named for the nearby Saint Joseph River...
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...changed to Arlington, for Arlington, Virginia...
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...apparently named for the country in North Africa...
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This village was platted in 1893...
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...the ancient Greek district...
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...village's location on high ground.
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...Mog-sin-kee-ki, \
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...the name was borrowed from Lowell, Massachusetts.
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The community was named for four nearby reservoirs: Princes East Lake...
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...apparently for the city in Georgia.
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James Swayzee owned land here.
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...platted in March 1911...
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--08-11
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...probably named for Charlottesville, Virginia...
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...named for Worthington, Ohio...
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The name is for the biblical region.
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--05-08
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...with John B. Mellott as postmaster...
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...named for Bristol, England...
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--04-05
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John Sunman was the first postmaster...
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Incorporated in 1865, the town was named for Monroe Township, in which it is located.
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...the name was changed to Staunton, for Staunton, Virginia.
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The present name is for Washington Township...
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--06-30
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When the town was incorporated in 1865...
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...apparently was named for a local coal mine.
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...his wife with naming it for Greensburg, Pennsylvania...
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...and named for the local McCord family, who had a store here.
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...for the level terrain of the site.
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...Orestes, son of Agamemnon...
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...supposedly for oak groves on the town site.
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...named for his hometown, Portland, Maine.
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...for the local Laswell family, but through a clerical error...
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--04-17
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...slightly elevated land of the townsite...
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...Apparently the town was named for the local Greendale Cemetery...
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...named for the local Switz family...
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...and named for Antoine Freeland, who owned the land.
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.The name honors Charles Dana, a stockholder...
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...named for Carthage, North Carolina, home of Quaker settlers.
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...since there was another town in Indiana with that name...was named for its location in Lawrence Township.
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...who named it for his home, Mount Airy, North Carolina.
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...named the city for \
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--04-08
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...for cofounder Noah Brooks.
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...named for Mount Vernon, the home of George Washington.
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The present name is for the founder of Culver Military Academy, Henry Harrison Culver.
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...via Albion, New York, home of a county commissioner.
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This town was platted in 1847 by John Everhart...
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A post office named Cavender...
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Possibly the name was borrowed from Avila, the Spanish city.
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--02-28
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The present name comes from the British naval victory...
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...and named for the Cumberland Road, on which it was located.
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This town was laid out in 1872 by John Flora...
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...as the city is located east of Chicago...
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...by Dr. A.W. Knight of nearby Brazil on land owned by him...
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...probably for Albert S. White...
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...and apparently named for the good wheat-growing land here...
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This town was settled in 1830 by a Moravian congregation from North Carolina...
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...is for the abundance of spicebush growing in this area.
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--06-11
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--03-08
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The post office serving this locale...was called Philanthropy...
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The name comes from the fort in San Antonio, Texas.
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...the surrounding country resembled Topeka, Kansas.
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Apparently the name was borrowed from Albany, New York.
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This village was platted in 1871...
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--02-22
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This village was named for the nearby lake...
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...Jeremiah Stiles, who settled here in 1823.
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The town is located in Etna Township, for which it was named.
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This village was settled around 1830...
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A post office called Cornucopia was established here...
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...named for the nearby stream of the same name.
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According to the WPA files, the railroad shortened the name to Lizton.
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..apparently named for the Belgian village....
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The name is for Posey County.
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...for Quakers who settled here.
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...and probably named for Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.
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The town was platted in 1912.
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...and named for Captain James Dunn, who founded nearby Dunnington.
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...and named for LaGrange County.
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Another village called Fountainville was platted ... In June 1900 the two villages were incorporated as Kingman.
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..named for the Scottish outlaw Rob Roy...
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--05-23
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...1861, and the town was laid out the same year...
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...for the last Aztec emperor of Mexico.
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Everyone called the lamp a new star...
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This town originally was called Leach...
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Supposedly the name is French and means \
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The village of Bethany, established in 1955...
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This village was laid out in 1815...
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...suggested changing the name to Wakarusa for a stream or a place in Kansas, where he had once lived.
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--09-02
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...probably via New Paris, Ohio...
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...platted it in 1839...
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...like the township it is in, was named for John Hack...
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...name is descriptive of the area's \
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...Maxwell in honor of a man involved in building the railroad through here.
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...named for a local spring that flowed through a large tree..
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...Mahlon W. Marshall, who donated land for a railroad station here.
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...probably named for the borough in New York City...
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...renamed for lawyer John B. Howe...
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...according to the WPA files, named for O. J. Mackey, local railroad owner.
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The name honors W. J. Atkinson, a prominent cattleman...
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...apparently because of sympathy for the Mexican struggle for independence.
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...presumably named for the rich farmland surrounding it.
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...laid out by General Motors Corporation as a residential area west of Anderson in 1916...
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The name honors Congressman Mark L. DeMotte...
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The name is for Royal Center, New York.
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...named for Russell Township, in which it is located.
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--10-26
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...naming it West Baden for the famous spa in Germany.
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...Wanatah, for an Indian chief...
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...named for its location.
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...coined from Rose's last name and Lon Craig's first name.
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More likely the name was borrowed from Texas.
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This community, incorporated in 1929...
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--06-04
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The village was named for a local landowner, Simon P. Chase.
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...and named for Squire Joe Lyons, Bloomfield resident who held several county offices...
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...town was platted in 1885.
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...town was platted about 1882.
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--01-08
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--04-26
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...and probably named for Memphis, Tennessee, since early settlers came from that area.
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--01-02
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...named for the county in which is located.
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--03-10
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...Marengo, after one of Napoleon's great victories...
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