Please add profiles of those who were born, lived or died in LaGrange County, Indiana.

Official Website

LaGrange County was founded in 1832 -- LaGrange, meaning “farm or plantation” was named after the Marquis de Lafayette plantation. Over a third of the population is Amish.

Adjacent Counties

• Branch County, Mich.
• Steuben County
• St. Joseph County
• Elkhart County
• Noble County

Towns, Townships & Communities

Beaty's Beach | Bloomfield | Brighton | Brushy Prairie | Clay | Clearspring | Eddy | Eden | Elmira | Emma | Gravel Beach | Greenfield | Greenfield Mills | Greenwood | Hartzel | Honeyville | Howe | Indianola | Johnson | LaGrange (County Seat) | Lakeside Park | Lakeview | Lima | Milford | Mongo | Mount Pisgah | Newbury | Northwood | Oak Lodge | Ontario | Pashan | Plato | Ramblewood | River Oaks | Scott | Seyberts | Sha-Get Acres | Shady Nook | Shipshewana | South Milford | Springfield | Star Mill | Stony Creek | Stroh | Tall Timbers | Timberhurst | Topeka | Twin Lakes | Valentine | Van Buren | Weber's Landing | Witmer Manor | Wolcottville (part) | Woodland Hills | Woodland Park | Woodruff

Links

Wikipedia

Find a Grave

Nat'l Reg. of Hist. Places

Genealogy Trails

IN GenWeb