IN-59.1966.1 Freeman's Corner

Marker text: FREEMAN'S CORNER

(250 feet east)

This point marks the junction of three important Indian land cessions. Treaty of Fort Wayne, 1803 Treaty of Grouseland, 1805 Treaty of Fort Wayne, 1809 The corner was established by Surveyor Thomas Freeman in 1803.

Erected by Indiana Sesquicentennial Commission, 1966

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Location: Rt 37, east side of highway north of water works facility, north edge of Orleans, Orange County, Indiana

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