Are you just beginning your ancestry research in Bibb County, Alabama? Why not hire a professional genealogist to assist you with your genealogy search? Our researchers are ready to help you find a wealth of records
in Alabama. The state of Alabama was founded on December 10, 1817 and many types of records including land deeds, family wills, military records, family histories, and vital records are widely available for almost 200 years of the state's history. Would you like to learn more about your Alabama genealogy? Contact our researchers today to learn how we might assist you with your family tree search.

Many ethnic groups and nationalities lived in Alabama in
the past including Native American tribes like the Alabama,
Choctaw, and Muskogee; African-Americans; along with many early settlers of European descent whose ancestors originated in places like Ireland, England, and Scotland. MyGenealogist.com is ready to assist you with your ancestry search. Contact a genealogist today and discover your unique ancestral heritage!

Alabama is an exciting state to do research in because of the extensive and high quality records available to the professional genealogist at the various libraries, county courthouses, archives, and other repositories located throughout the state, and at places like the LDS Family History Library in Utah. Contact our genealogists today to learn how we might help you with your genealogy search in Alabama using many of these great records and resources.

About Our Alabama Research Team

If you would like a professional genealogist to undertake a tailor-made genealogy search for you and your family, please contact us today to learn  more about our unique ancestry research services. Our researchers are looking forward to assisting you with your Alabama family tree search. Genealogy research can be carried out for you in all Alabama towns, cities, and counties.

Our Alabama genealogy research team consists of expert genealogists who live and work in Montgomery (doing research
at the Alabama Department of Archives and History, etc.), another group that works in the U.S. capitol in Washington, D.C. (at places like the National Archives and Records Administration and Library of Congress), and a third team of researchers that works full time at
the LDS Family History Library in Salt Lake City, Utah.

The records collection of the Family History Library is the single most important resource for family tree research since it consists of literally billions of genealogy records from all parts of the globe, making it the largest and most important collection of genealogical information available in the world. Included in the Family History Library's collections are literally millions of genealogical records related to the state of Alabama which can be a great help to your ancestry search. Click here to read what our clients are saying about our genealogists and our unique family tree research services.

Did you know that millions of genealogy
records are NOT available on the internet?

Many people are unaware that many important records which are crucial to their family tree search cannot be found online. Many Bibb County records, for example, are only available to researchers who physically visit repositories at the local level
in Alabama, at the federal level in Washington, D.C., or at the LDS Family History Library in Utah. Our genealogy researchers have access to all of these records and are ready to assist you with your genealogy search in Alabama. So, if you have limited your past family tree research to exhaustive internet searches at Ancestry.com, Rootsweb, and other online databases and web sites, you may have reached a brick wall because you're missing out on the literal gold mine of records available to our genealogists on microfilm, in books, and in other published works at these important locations.

    Many genealogical records related to your ancestry search, important records like family wills, court records, obituaries, death certificates, military records and land deeds are generally not available online and can only be obtained by mailing research requests to places like local public libraries or cemeteries, or by visiting the LDS Family History Library in Utah. These records are critical to any comprehensive
ancestry search and should not be overlooked if high quality and
thorough research results are to be achieved during your project.
For these and other reasons, it's sometimes agreat idea to hire a
professional genealogist to assist you with your genealogy search.

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"Not to know what happened before we were born is to remain perpetually a child. For what is the worth of a human life unless it is woven into the life of our ancestors by the records of history" -Cicero (106-43 B.C.

Family Tree Research - Bibb County, Alabama (*If you don't know exact dates, please state circa 1880, 1881, etc.) Current genealogy research goals (i.e. trace ancestors, find family, etc.) Full name of ancestor Date of birth of ancestor Birthplace of ancestor Marriage date of ancestor Marriage place of ancestor Spouse's name (If more than one please give details) Ancestor's siblings' names Ancestor's children's names Additional details about ancestor(s) which might be helpful Type of ancestry research you have conducted in the past Home phone number where you can reached Mobile number Please send the information above to helpdesk@mygenealogist.com If you'd like to speak to a professional genealogist today about your  ancestry research in Alabama, please feel free contact us: 1-800-416-3497 (USA and Canada) We are looking forward to helping you trace your genealogy and  family history in Alabama. Thanks so much for visiting  MyGenealogist.com!

Bibb County, Alabama Genealogy Resources

Cemeteries

Census Records

Court and Legal Records

Directories

History

Land Records

Bureau of Land Management, General Land Office - Land Patent Search

Libraries and Archives

Military Records

Obituaries

Societies

Alabama Genealogical Society - Birmingham, AL

Alabama Historical Association - Montgomery, AL

Vital Records

Click Below to Learn More about Your Alabama Genealogy

County	Formation Date	County Seat	Origin
Autauga County	1818	Prattville	Montgomery County
Baldwin County	1809	Bay Minette	Washington County and West Florida
Barbour County	1832	Clayton	Pike County
Bibb County	1818	Centreville	Montgomery County (as Cahawba County)
Blount County	1818	Oneonta	Montgomery County and Indian territories
Bullock County	1866	Union Springs	Barbour, Macon, Montgomery, and Pike counties
Butler County	1819	Greenville	Conecuh and Monroe counties
Calhoun County	1832	Anniston	St. Clair County (as Benton County)
Chambers County	1832	LaFayette	Montgomery County
Cherokee County	1836	Centre	Cherokee territory
Chilton County	1868	Clanton	Autauga, Bibb, Perry, and Shelby counties (as Baker County)
Choctaw County	1847	Butler	Sumter and Washington counties
Clarke County	1812	Grove Hill	Washington County
Clay County	1866	Ashland	Randolph and Talladega counties
Cleburne County	1866	Heflin	Calhoun, Randolph , and Talladega counties
Coffee County	1841	Elba	Dale County
Colbert County	1867	Tuscumbia	Franklin County
Conecuh County	1818	Evergreen	Monroe County
Coosa County	1832	Rockford	Montgomery County
Covington County	1821	Andalusia	Henry County
Crenshaw County	1866	Luverne	Butler, Coffee, Covington, Lowndes, and Pike Counties
Cullman County	1877	Cullman	Blount, Morgan, and Winston counties
Dale County	1824	Ozark	Covington and Henry counties
Dallas County	1818	Selma	Monroe and Montgomery counties
DeKalb County	1836	Fort Payne	Cherokee territory
Elmore County	1866	Wetumpka	Autauga, Coosa, Montgomery, and Tallapoosa counties
Escambia County	1868	Brewton	Baldwin and Conecuh counties
Etowah County	1866	Gadsden	Blount, Calhoun, Cherokee, DeKalb, Marshall, and St. Clair counties (as Baine County)
Fayette County	1824	Fayette	Marion, Pickens, Tuscaloosa, and Walker counties
Franklin County	1818	Russellville	Cherokee territory
Geneva County	1868	Geneva	Coffee, Dale, and Henry counties
Greene County	1819	Eutaw	Marengo and Tuscaloosa counties
Hale County	1867	Greensboro	Greene, Marengo, Perry, and Tuscaloosa counties
Henry County	1819	Abbeville	Conecuh County
Houston County	1903	Dothan	Dale, Geneva, and Henry counties
Jackson County	1819	Scottsboro	Cherokee territory
Jefferson County	1819	Birmingham	Blount County
Lamar County	1867	Vernon	Fayette and Marion counties (as Jones County)
Lauderdale County	1818	Florence	Cherokee and Chickasaw territories
Lawrence County	1818	Moulton	Cherokee territory
Lee County	1866	Opelika	Chambers, Macon, Russell, and Tallapoosa counties
Limestone County	1818	Athens	Elk and Madison counties
Lowndes County	1830	Hayneville	Butler, Dallas, and Montgomery counties
Macon County	1832	Tuskegee	Montgomery County
Madison County	1808	Huntsville	Cherokee and Chickasaw territories
Marengo County	1818	Linden	Choctaw territory
Marion County	1818	Hamilton	Tuscaloosa County
Marshall County	1836	Guntersville	Blount and Jackson counties and Cherokee territory
Mobile County	1812	Mobile	Mobile District of West Florida
Monroe County	1815	Monroeville	Creek territory
Montgomery County	1816	Montgomery	Monroe County
Morgan County	1818	Decatur	Cherokee territory
Perry County	1819	Marion	Cahawba, Dallas, Marengo, and Tuscaloosa counties
Pickens County	1820	Carrollton	Tuscaloosa County
Pike County	1821	Troy	Henry and Montgomery counties
Randolph County	1832	Wedowee	St. Clair and Shelby counties
Russell County	1832	Phenix City	Montgomery and Pike counties
St. Clair County	1818	Ashville and Pell City	Shelby County
Shelby County	1818	Columbiana	Montgomery County
Sumter County	1832	Livingston	Choctaw territory
Talladega County	1832	Talladega	St. Clair and Shelby counties
Tallapoosa County	1832	Dadeville	Montgomery and Shelby counties
Tuscaloosa County	1818	Tuscaloosa	Montgomery County and Choctaw territory
Walker County	1823	Jasper	Blount, Jefferson, and Tuscaloosa counties
Washington County	1800	Chatom	Adams and Pickering counties of Mississippi Territory
Wilcox County	1819	Camden	Dallas and Monroe counties
Winston County	1850	Double Springs	Walker County (as Hancock County)

 your family and ancestors lived in the past. All U.S. states hold important collections of records which are critical
 to the success of any given genealogy search. Some major records of genealogical value include land deeds, vital
 records, local histories, biographical records, cemetery records, birth certificates, obituaries, newspapers, as well
as other types of records. Many of these records can be found be our researchers at county courthouses, state
 archives, public libraries, and other repositories of records and can be of great help to your family tree search.

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Delaware	Louisiana	Nevada	Pennsylvania	West Virginia
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Mexico	Netherlands	New Zealand	Norway	Portugal
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