In the early days of Indiana
County, a town or village would have one name and its post office would have
a different name. Here are some examples. It seems that one name or the other
usually stuck.
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Mechanicsburg
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Brushvalley
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Colfax
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Deckers Point
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Centerville
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Huff
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Cherry Tree
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Grant
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Cookport
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Minta
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Davidsville
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Trade City
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Diamondville
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Mitchells Mills
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Gettysburg
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Hillsdale
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Greenville
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Penn Run
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Homer
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Phillips Mills
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Jacksonville
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Kent
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Kelly Station
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Tunnelton
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Kesslerville
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Berringer
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Kellysburg
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Home
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Kintersburg
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Gilpin
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Lewisville
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Ebenezer
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Marlin’s Mill
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Willet
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Marion Center
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Brady
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Newville
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Creekside
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Penn Mary
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Mentcle
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Richmond
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Rochester Mills
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Taylorsville
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Utah
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Stewartsville
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Parkwood
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Sellersville
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North Point
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Smithport
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Hortons
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Watts Post Office was on the
Watt Farm at the foot of Watt's Hill along Route 422 west of Indiana.