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WELCOME TO MONROE COUNTY ARKANSAS GENEALOGY TRAILS |
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Monroe
County was the 20th county organized on November 2, 1839.
It was taken from parts of Arkansas and Phillips
Counties. It was named for President James Monroe. 123 Madison Street |
COUNTY POPULATION TOTALS: 1980--13,988 1990--11,333 2000--10,254 2005--9,302 |
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INDEX The index will include biographies, cemetery lists, obituaries, census and other data that individuals would like to send in to be included. Anything that will be helpful to other researchers will be considered and made free and available. Send your information to Anna and mark the subject "Monroe County."
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