INDIANA TRAILS
HISTORY AND GENEALOGY
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Jay County, Indiana
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Jay
County was formed
in 1836.
It is the only county in the United States named for John Jay,
co-author of the Federalist Papers,
Secretary
of Foreign Affairs under the Articles of Confederation,
and first Chief Justice of the United States. John Jay died in 1829
Where
you can find
Information In Jay County Indiana
Jay County Genealogy Society
109 South Commerce
Street, Suite E
Portland,
Indiana 47371
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Jay County Historical Society
P.O. Box 1282
903 East Main
Street
Portland,
Indiana
47371,
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Jay County Historical Museum
903 East Main Street
Portland, Indiana
47371
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Museum of the Soldier
P.O. Box 518,
Portland, Indiana
47371
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Jay County Public Library
315 North Ship
Street
Portland,
Indiana 47371
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Jay County Health Department
(For Birth & Death Certificates from ca. 1882)
Courthouse Annex, 504 W. Arch Street
Portland, Indiana 47371
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Jay Circuit Court Clerk
(For Marriage,
Divorce and Probate records)
Courthouse
Main & Walnut Portland,
Indiana 47371
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Dunkirk City Public Library
127 West Washington
Street
Dunkirk,
Indiana 47336-1218
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Jay County, Indiana needs a
County Host
if you are interested in hosting Jay County
read our
Volunteer
Page
and email : Kim
Torp
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