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Boone County was formed April 1, 1830, and named for frontiersman Daniel Boone. The county commissioners met near the center of the county on May 1, 1831 to identify a county seat, which by law had to be within 2 miles of the county's center; the city of Lebanon was selected to serve this purpose, replacing Jamestown (founded 1830) which had served as interim county seat.
Adjacent Counties
Cities, Townships & Communities
Advance | Big Springs | Brendan Wood | Center | Clinton | Dale | Dover | Eagle | Eagle Village | Eaglewood Estates | Elizaville | Fayette | Fox Hollow | Gadsden | Harrison | Hazelrigg | Herr | Jackson | Jamestown | Jefferson | Lebanon (County Seat) | Marion | Max | Mechanicsburg | Milledgeville | New Brunswick | Northfield | Perry | Pike | Ratsburg | Rosston | Royalton | Shannondale | Shepherd | Stringtown | Sugar Creek | Terhune | Thorntown | Ulen | Union | Ward | Washington | Waugh | Whitestown | Worth | Zionsville
Cemeteries
Links
National Register of Historic Places
Boone County Genealogical Society
