Coatesville serves as the central hub of this Indiana landscape, where the local road network converges near the Moravian Cemetery and West Branch Friends Cemetery. The geography is defined by a series of small, dammed reservoirs, including the expansive residential development around Heritage Lake and the smaller Sunset Lake to the south. These man-made features sit alongside natural drainage systems like Miller Creek and Crittenden Creek, which snake through the agricultural parcels of Hendricks and Putnam Counties. Genealogists will find a high density of burial sites across the township, from the Stilesville Cemetery in the southeast to the New Winchester Cemetery in the north. The presence of Vaughn Airport near Stilesville and the established grid of county roads, such as E Range Line Rd, reflect a region balanced between its rural farming roots and mid-century recreational growth.
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1953 · Clayton
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1953 · Danville
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1953 · Indianapolis
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1955 · Hall
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1956 · Indianapolis
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1956 · Cloverdale
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1956 · Eminence
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1957 · Indianapolis
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1958 · Roachdale
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1958 · Coatesville
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