Are you just beginning your ancestry research in Marion County, Arkansas? Why not hire a professional genealogist to assist you with your genealogy search? Arkansas became a U.S. state on June 15, 1836 and many types of records including land deeds, family wills, military records, family histories, and vital records are widely available for more than 175 years of the state's history. Contact our researchers today and learn how we might help you with your family tree search.

Many ethnic groups and nationalities settled or lived in
Arkansas in the past including Native American tribes like
the Osage, Quapaw, and Caddo; African-Americans;
and also many early settlers of European descent who migrated to the state from places like Missouri, Louisiana, and Tennessee during the 1800's. MyGenealogist.com is ready to assist you with your ancestry search. Contact a genealogist today and discover your unique ancestral heritage!

Arkansas 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 Arkansas using many of these great records and resources.

About Our Arkansas 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 Marion County family tree
search. Genealogy research can be carried out for you in all Arkansas
towns, cities, and counties.

Our Arkansas genealogy research team consists of expert genealogists who live and work in Little Rock (doing research at the Arkansas State Archives, etc.), another group that works in the U.S. capitol in Washington, D.C. (at places like the U.S. National Archives 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 Arkansas 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 Marion County records, for example, are only available to researchers who physically visit repositories at the local level in Arkansas, 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 Arkansas. 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 a great idea to hire a professional genealogist to assist you with your genealogy search.

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Because of the time and expense involved in doing your own research, it is often a great help to enlist the services of a professional genealogist who can undertake this hard work on your behalf, saving you hundreds of hours of time and money in the process. We know where to go to get the records you're looking for, we have people on the ground in the places of interest to you, we get fantastic results for our clients, and we love what we do! Hire a genealogist today and let us help you uncover the secrets of your family's past by allowing us to create an ancestry search that is custom made for you and your family.

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Samples of Our Work

6 Generation Pedigrees Family Group Sheets Descendancy Reports Project Reports

Would you like to see some samples of our high quality work? Please click on the links to the left to see some of the typical family trees and reports we've created for our clients. All projects will be delivered to you in a 3 ring binder which will include a project CD of scanned documents found during your family tree search. Included in your research package will be family group sheets, descendancy reports, maps, and copies of original records.

"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 - Marion County, AR (*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 Arkansas, 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 Arkansas. Thanks so much for visiting MyGenealogist.com!

Marion County, Arkansas Genealogy Resources

Biographies

USGenWeb Archives - Marion County Biographies

Cemeteries

Census Records

Court and Legal Records

Directories

History

Land Records

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

USGenWeb Archives - Marion County Land and Deed Records

Libraries and Archives

Military Records

Newspapers

USGenWeb Archives - Marion County Newspapers

Obituaries

Societies

Arkansas Genealogical Society

Arkansas History Commission

Grand Prairie Genealogy Society

Northwest Arkansas Genealogy Society

Vital Records

USGenWeb Archives - Marion County, AR Birth Records

USGenWeb Archives - Marion County, AR Death Records

USGenWeb Archives - Marion County, AR Vital Records

VitalRec.com - Marion County Vital Records

Click Below to Learn More about Your Arkansas Genealogy

County	Formation Date	County Seat	Origin
Arkansas County	1813	De Witt and Stuttgart	1st County
Ashley County	1848	Hamburg	Drew and Union counties
Baxter County	1873	Mountain Home	Fulton, Izard, Marion, and Searcy counties
Benton County	1836	Bentonville	Washington County
Boone County	1869	Harrison	Carroll and Marion counties
Bradley County	1840	Warren	Union County
Calhoun County	1850	Hampton	Dallas and Ouachita counties
Carroll County	1833	Berryville and Eureka Springs	Izard County
Chicot County	1823	Lake Village	Arkansas County
Clark County	1818	Arkadelphia	Arkansas (1818)
Clay County	1873	Piggott and Corning	Randolph and Greene counties
Cleburne County	1883	Heber Springs	White, Van Buren, and Independence counties
Cleveland County	1873	Rison	Bradley, Dallas, and Jefferson counties
Columbia County	1852	Magnolia	Lafayette, Hempstead, and Ouachita counties
Conway County	1825	Morrilton	Pulaski County
Craighead County	1859	Jonesboro and Lake City	Mississippi, Greene, and Poinsett counties
Crawford County	1820	Van Buren	Pulaski County
Crittenden County	1825	Marion	Phillips County
Cross County	1862	Wynne	St. Francis, Poinsett, and Crittenden counties
Dallas County	1845	Fordyce	Clark and Bradley counties
Desha County	1838	Arkansas City	Arkansas and Union counties
Drew County	1846	Monticello	Bradley, Chicot, Desha, Union counties
Faulkner County	1873	Conway	Pulaski and Conway counties
Franklin County	1837	Ozark and Charleston	Crawford and Johnson counties
Fulton County	1842	Salem	Izard County
Garland County	1873	Hot Springs	Montgomery, Hot Springs, and Saline counties
Grant County	1869	Sheridan	Jefferson, Hot Spring, Saline counties
Greene County	1833	Paragould	Lawrence County
Hempstead County	1818	Hope	Arkansas (1818)
Hot Spring County	1829	Malvern	Clark County
Howard County	1873	Nashville	Pike, Hempstead, Polk, and Sevier counties
Independence County	1820	Batesville	Lawrence County
Izard County	1825	Melbourne	Independence and Crawford counties
Jackson County	1829	Newport	Lawrence and St. Francis counties
Jefferson County	1829	Pine Bluff	Arkansas and Pulaski counties
Johnson County	1833	Clarksville	Pope County
Lafayette County	1827	Lewisville	Hempstead and Columbia Counties
Lawrence County	1815	Walnut Ridge	Arkansas and New Madrid, Missouri
Lee County	1873	Marianna	Phillips, Monroe, Crittenden, and St. Francis counties
Lincoln County	1871	Star City	Arkansas, Bradley, Desha, Drew, and Jefferson counties
Little River County	1867	Ashdown	Sevier County
Logan County	1871	Booneville and Paris	Franklin, Johnson, Pope, Scott, and Yell counties
Lonoke County	1873	Lonoke	Prairie and Pulaski counties
Madison County	1836	Huntsville	Washington County
Marion County	1835	Yellville	Izard County
Miller County	1874	Texarkana	Lafayette County
Mississippi County	1833	Blytheville and Osceola	Crittenden County
Monroe County	1839	Clarendon	Phillips and Arkansas counties
Montgomery County	1842	Mount Ida	Hot Spring
Nevada County	1871	Prescott	Columbia, Hempstead, and Ouachita counties
Newton County	1842	Jasper	Carroll County
Ouachita County	1842	Camden	Union County
Perry County	1840	Perryville	Conway County
Phillips County	1820	Helena	Arkansas and Lawrence counties
Pike County	1833	Murfreesboro	Clark and Hempstead counties
Poinsett County	1838	Harrisburg	Greene and Lawrence counties
Polk County	1844	Mena	Sevier County
Pope County	1829	Russellville	Crawford County
Prairie County	1846	Des Arc and DeValls Bluff	Arkansas and Pulaski counties
Pulaski County	1818	Little Rock	Arkansas and Lawrence counties
Randolph County	1835	Pocahontas	Lawrence County
St. Francis County	1827	Forrest City	Phillips County
Saline County	1835	Benton	Independence and Pulaski counties
Scott County	1833	Waldron	Crawford and Pope counties
Searcy County	1838	Marshall	Marion County
Sebastian County	1851	Greenwood and Fort Smith	Crawford and Scott counties
Sevier County	1828	De Queen	Hempstead County
Sharp County	1868	Ash Flat	Lawrence County
Stone County	1873	Mountain View	Izard, Indenpendence, Searcy, and Van Buren counties
Union County	1829	El Dorado	Clark and Hempstead counties
Van Buren County	1833	Clinton	Conway, Izard, and Independence counties
Washington County	1828	Fayetteville	Lovely County
White County	1835	Searcy	Independence, Jackson and Pulaski counties
Woodruff County	1862	Augusta	Jackson and St. Francis counties
Yell County	1840	Danville and Dardanelle	Hot Spring, Pope, and Scott counties

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