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Ralls County Missouri |
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Ralls County was formed, 1821 from Pike County and was named after Daniel Ralls, Missouri legislator.
Ralls is bounded by Pike, Audrain, Monroe, & Marion Counties, and the Mississippi River. Ralls is very much a rural county, the 1990 Census showing a population of 8,476. The county seat is New London, Missouri.
The town of Hannibal straddles Ralls County & Marion County; location of the Mark Twain Memorial Bridge, and the boyhood home of "Mark Twain".
A little further north, and then east across the Mississippi River, and you will be in Quincy, Illinois, the largest metropolis of the area.
Ralls County Map
Towns & Highways Map from OSEDA-University of Missouri
OSEDA-University of Missouri
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Michael Egloff's Family Tree Data
McAfee & Glascock / Glasscock Family Genealogies
Wood Genealogy
Including Ralls County families of Williamson, Spencer, Allison, Steele, Bucklin, Pruett, Shadwell, & Ellis
CULBERTSON - I have photos of some of the Culbertsons, inquire to: Polly Menendez
The Missouri Archives houses the following Ralls County Information:
Index to deeds,1821-1891;
Deed records,1821-1895;
Quit claim deeds,1872-1890;
Deeds of trust,1877-1881;
Index to marriage records,1821-1919;
Marriage records,1821-1924;
Marriage contracts,1838-1893
Register of births, still births,1883-1893;
Register record of deaths,1883-1886
Circuit court records,1821-1887.
Probate records, 1821-1889;
Admin/Exec letters, bonds & records,1850-1906;
Inventories,appraisements & sale bills,1855-1864 & 1872-1889;
Settlement records,1832-1888;
Will records,1821-1918.
More valuable historical and genealogical information here!
Kathleen Wilham
RR1 Box 150
Shelbyville, MO 63469
1-573-633-2206
Index of the Civil War in Missouri
Missouri Links and Resources
available on the Internet
Audrain County
Location of Mexico, Missouri
Monroe County
Location of Paris, Missouri
Marion County
Location of Hannibal, Missouri
Adams County, IL
Location of Quincy, Illinois
USGenWeb Archives Search Engine
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USGW Tombstone Transcription Project
Missouri Cemetery files
USGW Census Project
Missouri Census files
USGenWeb
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This page last updated 4 Jul 1999.
Your Ralls County Coordinator
Polly A. Menendez