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

Official Website

On 2 February 1837 an act was passed by the state, authorizing Wells County to be organized. It was named for Capt. William A. Wells, who was captured by Native Americans as a young boy and adopted by the Miami chief Little Turtle.

Adjacent Counties

• Allen County
• Adams County
• Jay County
• Blackford County
• Grant County
• Huntington County

Cities & Towns

• Bluffton (County Seat)
• Markle (part)
• Ossian
• Poneto (formerly Worthington)
• Uniondale
• Vera Cruz
• Zanesville (part)

Townships & Communities

Chester | Craigville | Curryville | Dillman | Domestic | Five Points | Greenville | Greenwood | Harrison | Jackson | Jeff | Jefferson | Keystone | Kingsland | Lancaster | Liberty | Liberty Center | McNatts | Mount Zion | Murray | North Oaks | Nottingham | Petroleum | Phenix | Reiffsburg | Riverside | Rockcreek | Rockford | Tocsin | Toll Gate Heights | Travisville | Union | Wellsburg

Links

Wikipedia

National Register of Historic Places

Roots Web

IN Gen Web

Genealogy Trails

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