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Welcome to Carroll County, AR

I am currently looking for volunteer's to do look-ups in Carroll County.

If you would have books about the area or the people of the county, please send me the name of the publication, so that I can compile a reading list for everybody.

To the left you will see that I have added a link to a form to make your submissions easier.

I am more than happy to help with your research, however, I can't make that trip to the Court House or newspaper office and all the information I have about any family is online, except what is available in books and that will be listed on the lookups page. Queries of such nature will be placed in the queries pages.

About Carroll County

On November 1, 1833, the US Congress passed an act which created Carroll County, Arkansas, from the western part of Izard County, effective on December 25, 1833.  Carrollton was established as the original county seat in January, 1834.  The county was named after Charles Carroll, the last surviving signer of the Declaration of Independence. 

Carroll County initially was very large, comprising most of what is today Boone, Newton, and Carroll Counties, along with a small area that is now in northeastern Pope County.  It's area was reduced considerably by the establishment of Newton County in 1842.  In 1867, Carroll County increased its size by claiming the northern part of Madison County.  In 1869, the formation of Boone County took away the eastern part of Carroll County.  The county seat was moved to Berryville in 1875.  In 1883, Eureka Springs was named as the co-county seat for the western county district.  A few other minor border changes were made to the county sometime prior to 1890,when Carroll County achieved it's current boundaries. 

Any genealogical research in Carroll County may require searching it's mother and daughter counties, too. 


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