Lafayette County, Arkansas

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Layfayette is a county in Arkansas. It was formed in 1827 from the following county/ies: Hempstead . Layfayette began keeping marriage records in 1828. It began keeping land records in 1828, probate records in 1828, and court records in 1828. For more information, contact the county at 2 Courthouse Sq, Lewisville 71845. On the attached map, Layfayette is located at H2.

For information about the state of Arkansas see Arkansas Family History Research.

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