User:HoosierMan1816

I know a few things about the U.S. state of Indiana. I work mostly on the flag of Indiana and the Mooresville, Indiana pages.

Creator of the Wikipedia pages of Eliza "Lizzie" Callis and Shar Pei Lab.

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State of Indiana.

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WikiProject Indiana.

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See also: Origin and History of the US flag:

Pre-America

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  English Red Ensign, 1629
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  Blank English Red Ensign, 1636
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  British East India Company, 1600-1707
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  British East India Company, 1707-1801
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  Red Ensign of Great Britain

New England

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  New England Ensign
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  New England Ensign, blue field
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  New England Ensign, no St. George's Cross
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  New England Ensign, Union flag
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  New England Ensign, St. George's Cross field, 1745
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  Red ensign under Gov. Endicott
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  New England ensign with armillary sphere in canton

13 Colonies

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  First official flag of the 13 Colonies
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  Colonial Colors, second official flag of the 13 Colonies
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  Flag of New England as depicted on a postage stamp, 1775

American Revolutionary War

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  American Revolution variant of the New England ensign
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  Flag of Taunton, Massachusetts, 1774
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  New York Union flag, 1775
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  US Sons of Liberty flag
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  US Sons of Liberty flag, first US naval jack, 1776-1777
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  Forster flag, used during the Battle of Lexington and Concord, 1775
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  USS Lexington flag, 1776
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  Flag of Easton, Pennsylvania, 1776
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  1st Maryland Regiment flag, 1776
• 2nd Continental Light Dragoons regimental national colors, 1776
  2nd Continental Light Dragoons regimental national colors, 1776
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  Betsy Ross flag, first US flag, 1777
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  Hopkinson flag, 1777
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  Cowpens flag, 1777
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  Hulbert flag, used by Captain John Hulbert, 1777
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  Bennington flag, 1777
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  John Trumbull's depiction of the US flag, 1777
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  US flag (4-5-4 pattern), 1777
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  US Garrison flag of Fort Mercer, 1777
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  Brandywine flag, carried by company of the 7th Pennsylvania Regiment lead by Captain Robert Wilson, 1777
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  Fort Mifflin flag, 1777
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  Washington's Headquarters flag
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  George Rogers Clark flag, designed by Captain Leonard Helm, used by Fort Sackville
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  Early Continental Navy ensign and national flag as described by Benjamin Franklin and Samuel Adams in a letter, 1778
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  US French alliance flag
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  Serapis flag, 1779
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  Guilford Courthouse flag, flown during the Battle of Guilford Courthouse, 1781
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  John Shaw (Red First) flag, created for the first meeting of the United States Congress, 1783

Independence

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  US de facto flag
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  Betsy Ross flag, first official flag of the US, 1777-1795
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  First official flag of the US, 1777-1795

War of 1812

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  Second official flag of the US, 1795-1818
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  Flag of the US, used during the War of 1812, flew over Fort McHenry

Independence

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  Third official flag of the US, (1818-1819)
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  20-star US flag with stars in Great Star arrangement, 1818
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  Fourth official flag of the US, 1819-1829
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  Fifth official flag of the US, 1820-1822
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  Sixth official flag of the US, 1822-1836
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  Seventh official flag of the US, 1836-1837
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  Flag of the US featuring 25 stars arranged in a linear pattern
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  Flag of the US featuring 25 stars arranged in a staggered pattern
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  Eight official flag of the US, 1837-1845
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  25-star US flag with stars in Great Star arrangement
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  Ninth official flag of the US, 1845-1846
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  Tenth official flag of the US, 1846-1847
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  29-star US flag with stars in diamond pattern
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  Eleventh official flag of the US, 1847-1851
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  Twelfth official flag of the US, 1851-1858
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  Thirteenth official flag of the US, 1858-1859
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  Fourteenth official flag of the US, 1859-1861
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  Fort Sumter flag with stars in diamond pattern
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  33-star US flag with stars in Great Star arrangement
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  33-star US flag with stars in diamond pattern

American Civil War

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  Bonnie Blue flag
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  Flag of the CSA, 1861
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  First naval jack of the CSA, 1861-1863
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  Flag of the CSA, 1861
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  Flag of the CSA, 1861
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  Fifteenth official flag of the US, 1861-1863
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  US flag with stars in wheel pattern, 1861
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  Stars and Bars, flag of the CSA, 1861-1863
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  Second naval jack of the CSA
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  South Carolina sovereignty/secession flag, inspired the battle flag, 1861-1865
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  Army of Northern Virginia battle flag
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  CSA battle flag
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  Robert E. Lee headquarters flag
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  Stainless Banner, second flag of CSA, 1863-1865
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  Army of Tennessee battle flag, 1863
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  Battle of Painesville second CSA flag variation, 1865
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  Garrison Flag of Fort Fisher second CSA flag variation
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  Army of the Trans-Mississippi battle flag
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  Blood-Stained Banner, third CSA flag, 1865-1866

Reunification

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  Sixteenth official flag of the US, 1863-1865
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  US flag with stars in wheel pattern, 1861
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  Seventeenth official flag of the US, 1865-1867
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  36-star US wagon wheel flag
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  Eighteenth official flag of the US, 1867-1877
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  Eighteenth flag of the US, 1867-1877
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  37-star US Medallion Centennial flag with stars in wheel pattern
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  Ninteenth official flag of the US, 1877-1890
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  38-star concentric circles US flag
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  Twentieth official flag of the US, 1890-1891
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  Twenty-first official flag of the US, 1891-1896
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  Twenty-second official flag of the US, 1896-1908
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  Twenty-third official flag of the US, 1908-1912
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  Modern rebel flag, 1948
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  Twenty-fourth official flag of the US, 1912-1959
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  Twenty-fifth official flag of the US, 1959-1969
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  Twenty-sixth official flag of the US, 1960-current

Naval Jacks

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  Second US naval jack, 1777-1795
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  Third US naval jack, 1795-1818
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  Fourth US naval jack, 1818-1819
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  Fifth US naval jack, 1819-1820
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  Sixth US naval jack, 1820-1822
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  Seventh US naval jack, 1822-1836
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  Eighth US naval jack, 1836-1837
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  Ninth US naval jack, 1836-1845
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  Tenth US naval jack, 1845-1846
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  Eleventh US naval jack, 1846-1847
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  Twelfth US naval jack, 1847-1848
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  Thirteenth US naval jack, 1848-1851
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  Fourteenth US naval jack, 1851-1858
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  Fifteenth US naval jack, 1858-1859
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  Sixteenth US naval jack, 1859-1861
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  Seventeenth US naval jack, 1861-1863
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  Eighteenth US naval jack, 1863-1865
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  Nineteenth US naval jack, 1865-1867
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  Twentieth US naval jack, 1867-1877
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  Twenty-first US naval jack, 1877-1890
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  Twenty-second US naval jack, 1890-1891
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  Twenty-third US naval jack, 1891-1896
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  Twenty-fourth US naval jack, 1896-1908
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  Twenty-fifth US naval jack, 1908-1912
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  Twenty-sixth US naval jack, 1912-1959
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  Twenty-seventh US naval jack, 1959-1975
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  Twenty-eight US naval jack, 1975-1976, based on the first US naval jack
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  Thirtieth US naval jack, 2002-2019, based on the first US naval jack, used during the War on Terror
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  Twenty-ninth US naval jack, 1976-2002, 2019-current