Naming Farm Homes Reflects Heritage and Permanence
The article discusses farm name registration in Indiana begun in 1913. It explains the cultural importance of farm names, their Old World roots, and the legal framework requiring county recorders to register a farm name with a land description to prevent duplicates within the same county.
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Indiana
General Assembly
State of
Indiana Farm Names Act and Registry Guidelines
The document outlines farm name registration rules including fee payment to county recorder and treasurer, transfer and cancellation of registered names, and costs for record books and certificates. It discusses name selection guidance, emphasizing natural features, family names, Indian names, architecture, and a long list of example farm names reflecting Indiana’s agrarian identity.
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County Recorder
Tecorder
America
Hoosierdom
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Bey
Mabel L. Harlan
Truman A. DeWeese
Termine
Agmore
Ahaluna
Akwenasa
Albermarle
Appex
Arlington Arrowhead
Ash Grove
Ashland
Avalon
Ayrshire
Azalia
Back Toland
Baldhill Range View
Basswood
Battleground
Bay Brush
Belmont Stock Farm
Bean
Blossom
Bean Grove
Wallow
Beaver Dam
Beaver Valley
Beech Grove
Beech Wood
Bellmont
Bellmore
Belleview
Ben-Hur
Berkshire
Big Creek
Biltmore Birch
Croft
Birdland Ca
Toma Castle Hill
Cedar Bluff
Cedar Crest
Cedardale
Cedar Dell
Cedar Gate
Cedar Grove
Cedar Hill
Cedar Hollow
Cedar Lawn
Cedar Point
Cedar’ Ridge
Cedar Row
Cedarvale
Cedar View Center
Grove
Daisy
Dell
Bercarde
Dalewood