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Judge Jeremiah Sullivan House, 304 West Second Street, Madison, Jefferson County, IN
Judge Jeremiah Sullivan House, 304 West Second Street, Madison, Jefferson County, IN
Judge Jeremiah Sullivan House, 304 West Second Street, Madison, Jefferson County, IN
Judge Jeremiah Sullivan House, 304 West Second Street, Madison, Jefferson County, IN
Judge Jeremiah Sullivan House, 304 West Second Street, Madison, Jefferson County, IN
Judge Jeremiah Sullivan House, 304 West Second Street, Madison, Jefferson County, IN
Judge Jeremiah Sullivan House, 304 West Second Street, Madison, Jefferson County, IN
Judge Jeremiah Sullivan House, 304 West Second Street, Madison, Jefferson County, IN
Judge Jeremiah Sullivan House, 304 West Second Street, Madison, Jefferson County, IN
Judge Jeremiah Sullivan House, 304 West Second Street, Madison, Jefferson County, IN
Summary
Significance: Jeremiah Sullivan was born in Rockingham County, Va. in 1794. ... In 1818, he erected a residence in Madison, Indiana, which is still standing, in good condition, and known as the Sullivan Home. While a member of the Indiana Legislature, he suggested the name "Indianapolis" for the new State Capital. At first, the suggestion met with ridicule, but after much discussion was adopted. He was a member of the early Indiana Supreme Court, consisting of three Justices, Blackford, Dewey and Sullivan. He was a graduate of William and Mary College of Williamsburg, Virginia.
Unprocessed Field note material exists for this structure: FN-9
Survey number: HABS IN-9
Building/structure dates: 1818 Initial Construction
National Register of Historic Places NRIS Number: 73000020
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