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1) Census of Indiana Territory for 1807

Language

English

2) History of Randolph County, Indiana: with illustrations and biographical sketches of some of its prominent men and pioneers, to which are appended maps of its several townships

Author

Tucker, E

Series

Genealogy and local history volume LH16894
Heritage collection. History and biography

Language

English

3) Randolph County, Indiana, 1818-1990

Pub. Date

[1991]

Language

English

4) 1850 U.S. census, Randolph County, Indiana

Language

English

5) Index of Randolph County, Indiana: with illustrations and biographical sketches of some of its prominent men and pioneers, to which are appended maps of its several townships

Author

Tucker, E

Language

English

6) Randolph County, Indiana, marriage records, 1819-1852

Pub. Date

1983.

Language

English

7) Hoosier Pioneer 1926

Author

OSTHEIMER, GEORGE F

Series

Indiana collection

Pub. Date

1926.

Language

English

Description

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The yearbook of the 1926 Consolidated High Schools of Randolph County, Indiana: containing - Farmland, Green, Huntsville, Jackson, Jefferson, Lincoln, Losantville, Lynn, McKinley, Modoc, Parker, Ridgeville, Saratoga, Spartanburg, Stony Creek, Wayne.

8) Randolph County, Indiana, marriages, 1819-1852

Language

English

9) Descendants of Abraham Peacock of North Carolina and Randolph County, Indiana

Author

Peacock, James Francis

Pub. Date

[2003?]

Language

English

Description

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North Carolina Peacocks are a different line from those that settled in New Jersey. To establish a direct connection, one would have to find it in Europe prior to their coming to America. However, individuals representing both lines settled about ten miles from each other in Randolph County, Indiana, in about 1818. Abraham Peacock and many members of this family were/are Quakers.