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Pike County was established in 1817 from Gibson & Perry. In 1818, Dubois was established from Pike, and in 1824, Gibson and Pike exchanged territory. In 1825, Gibson gained from Pike, and in 1826, Warrick gained from Pike.

According to the William F. Coombs Manuscript, following her marriage 15 Feb 1832, Hardin Co KY to Jesse ALEXANDER of Mercer Co KY, Parmelia Combs (d/o Adin and Parmelia WILLIAMS Coombs) removed to "Pike County, Indiana, near the Wabash River, where his wife died, leaving three sons, viz: Samuel, Isaac and Adin. Samuel and Isaac served through the war on the Federal side and returned at the close of the war to their home. They are still living in that part of the state. After the death of his first wife, Jesse Alexander married again, but died shortly thereafter." No dates are given, and there is no indication as to whether any other Combs Family members also removed to Pike Co IN.

1830 Pike Co IN Census Index

No Combs

1838/07/05 Pike Co IN Marriage Book 1:74) Combs, Benjamin & SCOTT, Priscilla (Index to Combs Marriages of IN)

1840 Pike Co IN Census Index

No Combs

Important: All Records collected for this county may not have been added here as yet. See also the Combs Research List Archives

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