Marion County IN Military Records
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NOTE: Additional records that apply to Marion County are also on the Indiana Military Records page.
Marion County Military Records
African-Americans in Civilian Conservation Corps, Fort Benjamin Harrison (1938) Indiana Genealogical Society 
Civil War: Enlisted Men of Co. E, F, G, H, I - Rosters 113th Regiment US Gen Web Archives
Civil War: Enlisted Men of Company A, B, C, D - Rosters 113th Regiment, Indiana Infantry US Gen Web Archives
Confederate burials in Crown Hill Cemetery, Marion County, Indiana. WorldCat
Residents of Marion County, Indiana Who Died in World War I Indiana Genealogical Society
Residents of Marion County, Indiana Who Received Medals in World War I Indiana Genealogical Society
Soldiers From Marion County, Indiana Who Died in World War II (1941-1946) Indiana Genealogical Society
Veterans in Marion County (1913) Indiana Genealogical Society
Women from Marion County, Indiana Who Served in World War I Indiana Genealogical Society
World War 1: Roll of Honor 1914-1918 Genealogy Trails
Franklin in Marion County Military Records
Veterans Buried in Franklin Township Indiana Genealogical Society
Indianapolis Military Records
Camp Morton, 1861-1865 : Indianapolis prison camp FamilySearch Library
Civil War Soldiers Moved From Greenlawn Cemetery to Crown Hill Cemetery (1866) Indiana Genealogical Society
Civilians in Training Course at Fort Benjamin Harrison (1926) Indiana Genealogical Society
Confederate burials in Crown Hill Cemetery : Marion County, Indiana FamilySearch Library
Confederate veterans buried in Crown Hill Cemetery, Indianapolis, Indiana WorldCat
History of Allison Engine Division, Indianapolis in World War II Indiana Genealogical Society
Indiana Civilians in Training Course at Fort Benjamin Harrison (1925) Indiana Genealogical Society
Indiana in the War; an address by Hon. E.C. Toner, delivered Oct. 25, 1918 at the Lincoln Hotel, Indianapolis, Ind LDS Genealogy
Indiana in the War; an address by Hon. E.C. Toner, delivered Oct. 25, 1918 at the Lincoln Hotel, Indianapolis, Ind Internet Archive
Indiana war records, colored section Indiana Memory
Indianapolis and the Civil War Ancestry
Pensioners 1883 Genealogy Trails
Selected Arrests Made By Indianapolis Police Department (1915) Indiana Genealogical Society
U.S. Civil War, Roll of Honor, Vol. XVIII: Soldiers Buried in Marion, Indiana Ancestry
Perry in Marion County Military Records
Veterans Buried in Perry Township Indiana Genealogical Society
Pike in Marion County Military Records
Veterans Buried in Pike Township Indiana Genealogical Society
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