Hempstead County, Arkansas
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Hempstead is a county in Arkansas. It was formed in 1818 from the following county/ies: Arkansas . Hempstead began keeping birth records in , marriage records in 1823, and death records in . It began keeping land records in 1900, probate records in 1826, and court records in 1819. For more information, contact the county at 400 S Washington St, Hope 71802. On the attached map, Hempstead is located at G2.
For information about the state of Arkansas see Arkansas Family History Research.
Counties of Arkansas
 Arkansas • Ashley • Baxter • Benton • Boone • Bradley • Calhoun • Carroll • Chicot • Clark • Clay • Cleburne • Cleveland • Columbia • Conway • Craighead • Crawford • Crittenden • Cross • Dallas • Desha • Drew • Faulkner • Franklin • Fulton • Garland • Grant • Greene • Hempstead • Hot Spring • Howard • Independence • Izard • Jackson • Jefferson • Johnson • Lafayette • Lawrence • Lee • Lincoln • Little River • Logan • Lonoke • Madison • Marion • Miller • Mississippi • Monroe • Montgomery • Nevada • Newton • Ouachita • Perry • Phillips • Pike • Poinsett • Polk • Pope • Prairie • Pulaski • Randolph • St. Francis • Saline • Scott • Searcy • Sebastian • Sevier • Sharp • Stone • Union • Van Buren • Washington • White • Woodruff • Yell |
