Index to Part 1, Pages 11-230, Porter County, Indiana of the the Book "Counties of Porter and Lake, Indiana, Historical and Biographical, W.A. Goodspeed, Charles Blanchard, Editors, Chicago, F.A. Battey, 1882". This item is unavailable.Index to Part 1, Pages 11-230, Porter County, Indiana of the the Book "Counties of Porter and Lake, Indiana, Historical and Biographical, W.A. Goodspeed, Charles Blanchard, Editors, Chicago, F.A. Battey, 1882"

This is an index to Part 1, pages 11-230, of the book "Counties of Porter and Lake, Indiana, Historical and Biographical," edited by W.A. Goodspeed and Charles Blanchard, originally published in Chicago by F.A. Battey in 1882. Compiled by Marvin Phares, this index provides researchers and genealogists with a valuable tool for navigating the historical and biographical information contained within this important regional resource. It offers enhanced accessibility to the wealth of data concerning the early history of Porter County, Indiana, making it an essential resource for anyone studying the families and communities of this area.

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