
New Ross sits at the intersection of Montgomery, Boone, and Hendricks counties, serving as a central point in this rural Indiana landscape. The area is defined by the winding paths of Big Raccoon Creek and its tributary, Little Raccoon Creek, which carve through the agricultural fields that dominate the terrain. This survey provides an exceptional level of detail for genealogical researchers, documenting numerous small family and community burial grounds scattered across the townships. Many of these, such as Kidd Farm Cem and Hypes Cem, are tucked away from the main thoroughfares of State Street and New Ross Road, preserving the locations of early local family settlements. To the east, the map captures the western edge of Jamestown and the small community of Advance, illustrating the network of county roads that have connected these farming communities for generations.
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