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County Seat: Boonville | County Name: Named for the Jacob Warrick, Indiana militia commander killed at the Battle of Tippecanoe. |
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Warrick County was formed on 01 April 1813 by An Act for the formation of two new counties out of the county of Knox [click here for more information]. The county's boundaries would change once before statehood.
The following map shows the original size of the county at its founding (in red with yellow border) superimposed on a modern map
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Warrick County in 1813 |
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