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SEARCY COUNTY Searcy County was named for a pioneer Arkansas Territorial Judge, Richard Searcy. The county seat is at Marshall. The courthouse address is: Courthouse Square, P. O. Box 297, Marshall, AR 72650-0297. Telephone: 870-448-3554. The county was organized December 13, 1838 from part of Madison County. The Buffalo River runs through the county and there are several caves found, including Hurricane River Cave and Blowing Cave. County Population: 1980=8,669 THIS COUNTY NEEDS A HOST! Genealogy Trails is a group started in Illinois in 2000 and expanded in 2006 to all fifty states. If you love history and genealogy like the dedicated volunteers that put the Illinois Genealogy Trail together and you want to be a part of Arkansas Genealogy Trails, you can volunteer by contacting Kim after reading our volunteer page. We are in need of State and County Coordinators. The information on this site is for the free personal use of researchers, but please do not take the information and put it on other websites. The placement of information on this site is copyrighted to Arkansas Genealogy Trails and the host of each county. Each individual contributor retains the rights to their contributions. We regret that we are unable to do personal individual research. JOIN OUR MAILING LIST If you would like to be kept informed of our state and county website updates, subscribe to our mailing lists. INDEX If you
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