Are you just beginning your ancestry research in Hickory County, Missouri? 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 Missouri. The state of Missouri was founded on Aug. 10, 1821, 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. Contact our researchers today and learn how we might help you with
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Many ethnic groups and nationalities settled or lived in
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Missouri 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 Missouri using many of these great records and resources.

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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 Hickory County family tree
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Our Missouri genealogy research team consists of expert genealogists
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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 Missouri 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
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Many people are unaware that many important records which are crucial to their family tree search cannot be found online. Many Hickory County records, for example, are only available to researchers who physically visit repositories at the local level in Missouri, 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 Missouri. 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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Family Tree Research - Hickory County, MO (*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 Missouri, 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 Missouri. Thanks so much for visiting  MyGenealogist.com!

Hickory County, Missouri Genealogy Resources

Cemeteries

Census Records

Court Records 

Estate Records

History

Land Records

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

USGenWeb Archives - Hickory County Deeds

Libraries and Archives

Military Records

Obituaries

Societies

State Historical Society of Missouri - Columbia, Missouri

Missouri State Genealogical Association - Columbia, MO

Vital Records

USGenWeb Archives - Hickory County, MO Vital Records

VitalRec.com - Hickory County Vital Records

Click Below to Learn More about Your Missouri Genealogy

County	Formation Date	County Seat	Origin
Adair County	1841	Kirksville	Macon County
Andrew County	1841	Savannah	Part of the Platte Purchase
Atchison County	1843	Rock Port	Holt County, part of the Platte Purchase
Audrain County	1831	Mexico	Callaway, Monroe and Ralls counties
Barry County	1835	Cassville	Greene County
Barton County	1855	Lamar	Jasper County
Bates County	1841	Butler	Van Buren (now Cass) County
Benton County	1835	Warsaw	Pettis and Greene counties
Bollinger County	1851	Marble Hill	Cape Girardeau, Madison, Stoddard and Wayne counties
Boone County	1821	Columbia	Howard County
Buchanan County	1838	Saint Joseph	Part of the Platte Purchase
Butler County	1849	Poplar Bluff	Wayne County
Caldwell County	1836	Kingston	Ray County
Callaway County	1821	Fulton	Boone, Howard and Montgomery counties
Camden County	1841	Camdenton	Benton, Morgan and Pulaski counties
Cape Girardeau County	1812	Jackson	One of the five original counties
Carroll County	1833	Carrollton	Ray County
Carter County	1859	Van Buren	Oregon, Reynolds, Ripley and Shannon counties
Cass County	1833	Harrisonville	Jackson County
Cedar County	1845	Stockton	Dade and St. Clair counties
Chariton County	1821	Keytesville	Howard County
Christian County	1859	Ozark	Greene, Taney and Webster counties
Clark County	1836	Kahoka	Lewis County
Clay County	1822	Liberty	Ray County
Clinton County	1833	Plattsburg	Clay County
Cole County	1820	Jefferson City	Cooper County
Cooper County	1818	Boonville	Howard County
Crawford County	1829	Steelville	Gasconade County
Dade County	1841	Greenfield	Barry and Polk counties
Dallas County	1841	Buffalo	Polk County
Daviess County	1836	Gallatin	Ray County
DeKalb County	1843	Maysville	Clinton County
Dent County	1851	Salem	Crawford and Shannon counties
Douglas County	1857	Ava	Ozark County
Dunklin County	1843	Kennett	Stoddard County
Franklin County	1818	Union	St. Louis County
Gasconade County	1821	Hermann	Franklin County
Gentry County	1841	Albany	Clinton County
Greene County	1833	Springfield	Crawford and Wayne counties
Grundy County	1839	Trenton	Livingston County
Harrison County	1843	Bethany	Daviess County
Henry County	1834	Clinton	Lillard (now Lafayette) County
Hickory County	1845	Hermitage	Benton and Polk counties
Holt County	1841	Oregon	Part of the Platte Purchase
Howard County	1816	Fayette	St. Charles and St. Louis counties
Howell County	1857	West Plains	Oregon County
Iron County	1857	Ironton	Madison, Reynolds, St. Francois, Washington and Wayne counties
Jackson County	1826	Kansas City, Independence	Lillard (now Lafayette) County
Jasper County	1841	Carthage	Barry County
Jefferson County	1818	Hillsboro	St. Louis and Sainte Genevieve counties
Johnson County	1834	Warrensburg	Lillard (now Lafayette) County
Knox County	1843	Edina	Scotland County
Laclede County	1849	Lebanon	Camden, Pulaski and Wright counties
Lafayette County	1821	Lexington	Cooper County
Lawrence County	1843	Mount Vernon	Barry and Dade counties
Lewis County	1833	Monticello	Marion County
Lincoln County	1818	Troy	St. Charles County
Linn County	1837	Linneus	Chariton County
Livingston County	1837	Chillicothe	Carroll County
Macon County	1837	Macon	Chariton and Randolph counties
Madison County	1818	Fredericktown	Cape Girardeau & Sainte Genevieve counties
Maries County	1855	Vienna	Osage and Pulaski counties
Marion County	1826	Palmyra	Ralls County
McDonald County	1847	Pineville	Newton County
Mercer County	1845	Princeton	Grundy County
Miller County	1837	Tuscumbia	Cole and Pulaski counties
Mississippi County	1842	Charleston	Scott County
Moniteau County	1845	California	Cole and Morgan counties
Monroe County	1831	Paris	Ralls County
Montgomery County	1818	Montgomery City	St. Charles County
Morgan County	1833	Versailles	Cooper County
New Madrid County	1812	New Madrid	One of the five original counties
Newton County	1838	Neosho	Barry County
Nodaway County	1843	Maryville	Andrew County, the Platte Purchase
Oregon County	1841	Alton	Ripley County
Osage County	1841	Linn	Gasconade County
Ozark County	1841	Gainesville	Taney County
Pemiscot County	1851	Caruthersville	New Madrid County
Perry County	1821	Perryville	Sainte Geneviere County
Pettis County	1833	Sedalia	Cooper and Saline counties
Phelps County	1857	Rolla	Crawford County
Pike County	1818	Bowling Green	St. Charles County
Platte County	1838	Platte City	Part of the Platte Purchase
Polk County	1835	Bolivar	Greene County
Pulaski County	1833	Waynesville	Crawford County
Putnam County	1843	Unionville	Adair and Sullivan counties
Ralls County	1821	New London	Pike County
Randolph County	1829	Huntsville	Chariton and Ralls counties
Ray County	1820	Richmond	Howard County
Reynolds County	1845	Centerville	Shannon County
Ripley County	1831	Doniphan	Wayne County
Saint Charles County	1812	Saint Charles	One of the five original counties
Saint Clair County	1841	Osceola	Rives (now Henry) County
Saint Francois County	1821	Farmington	Jefferson, Sainte Genevieve and Washington counties
Saint Louis County	1812	Clayton	One of the five original counties
Saint Louis City	1876	St. Louis	St. Louis County (created in 1876)
Sainte Genevieve County	1812	Sainte Genevieve	One of the five original counties
Saline County	1820	Marshall	Cooper County
Schuyler County	1843	Lancaster	Adair County
Scotland County	1841	Memphis	Clark, Lewis, and Shelby counties
Scott County	1822	Benton	New Madrid County
Shannon County	1837	Eminence	Ripley County
Shelby County	1835	Shelbyville	Marion County
Stoddard County	1835	Bloomfield	New Madrid County
Stone County	1851	Galena	Taney County
Sullivan County	1843	Milan	Linn County
Taney County	1837	Forsyth	Greene County
Texas County	1843	Houston	Shannon and Wright counties
Vernon County	1851	Nevada	Bates County
Warren County	1833	Warrenton	Montgomery County
Washington County	1813	Potosi	Sainte Genevieve County
Wayne County	1818	Greenville	Cape Girardeau and Lawrence counties
Webster County	1855	Marshfield	Greene County
Worth County	1861	Grant City	Gentry County
Wright County	1841	Hartville	Pulaski 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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Connecticut	Kentucky	Nebraska	Oregon	Washington
Delaware	Louisiana	Nevada	Pennsylvania	West Virginia
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