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Official Website

The land that was to become Jasper County was historically inhabited by the following Indian Tribes: Miami, Pottawattamie, Weas and Delaware.

The official date of formation of the Jasper County government is given as 15 March 1838. It was named for Sgt. William Jasper, a famous scout for the Continental Army during the American Revolutionary War.

Adjacent Counties

• Benton County
• Newton County
• White County
• LaPorte County
• Lake County
• Pulaski County
• Porter County
• Starke County

Cities, Towns, Townships & Communities

Aix | Asphaltum | Baileys Corner | Barkley | Carpenter | Collegeville | De Motte | Deer Park | Dunns Bridge | Egypt | Fair Oaks | Forest City | Fountain Park | Gifford Park | Gillam | Hanging Grove | Jordan | Kankakee | Keener | Kersey | Kniman | Laura | Lewiston | Marion | McCoysburg | Milroy | Moody | Newland | Newton | Parr | Pleasant Ridge | Remington | Rensselaer (County Seat) | Roselawn | Stoutsburg | Surrey | Tefft | Union | Virgie | Walker | Wheatfield

Links

Wikipedia

National Register of Historic Places

Genealogy Trails

IN Gen Web

RAOGK

Jasper County Historical Society

History of Jasper County, Indiana - Jasper & Newton Counties Genealogical Societies (1985)

Forebears.io