County History Online

• National Register
• State Register

Historic Structures in Jackson County …

• Bridges, Historic
• Medora Brick Plant
• Medora Shale Brick Company
• Medora Covered Bridge
• Railroad Stations

Directories, Seymour & Jackson County

• Chandler & Co Business Directory for Indiana, 1868, transcripts on US Genweb:

Crothersville, Seymour, Sparksville

Freeman Field …

• Army Air Museum, WWII
• on IndianaMilitary.Org
• Flying Association

Seymour Yearbooks Shields HS from Archive.Org 1917,1918, 1919, 1922, 1923 Archive.org

• Travel diary of James Hamilton from Ireland and England to New York 1850, later of Jackson county, Indiana
• The Shields Family: particularly the oldest and most numerous branch of that family in our America; an account of the ancestor and descendents [sic] of The ten brothers of Sevier County, in Tennessee / John A. Shields.

Indiana History Center files related to Jackson County:

• Index to Traces articles mentioning Brownstown, Clearspring, Crothersville, Medora, Seymour, Spraytown, and Jackson County
• Records of Irish Immigrants in the Hoosier Hills

Jackson County History Center (formed by merger of historical & genealogical societies) on Facebook

Brownstown PL

• at JC History Digital Archive
• at Archive.Org

Jackson County Interim Report (from Indiana Historic Sites & Structures Inventory)

Indiana Magazine of History searchable online index includes articles on Jackson County and various towns and surnames

• Jackson County Prior to 1850 by John C. Lazenby IMH v10 (1914) on Google Books
• Seymour, a Pictorial History by Elizabeth Rebber (1991) on Hathi Trust Digital Library

Jackson County …

• Digital Archive at jacksoncountyhistory.org
• GenWeb
• Genealogy Mailing List
• on Indiana Trails to the Past
• on Genealogy Trails
• on Linkpendium

First Documented History of Jackson County by Edwin J. Boley — Guide to contents

Reno Gang

• Reno Gang Miffed by Train Takeover by Mark Boardman in True West ezine.
• Reno Gang & the First Big Train Robbery on Legends of America
• Reno Gang’s Reign of Terror on HistoryNet.com
• Reno Family History by Sue Reneau Damewood, Steven Fancy, & others.