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I am the new coordinator for Marion County TXGenWeb. My name is Elaine Martin .  I appreciate the efforts of all the past Coordinators. I will strive to continue in their efforts to provide more genealogical information to our patrons and of course as in TXGenWeb/USGenWeb fashion it will be FREE to all who access it. If you would like to help this site grow, please contribute any information you may have. No data is too large or small to be of value to some fellow genealogist. I welcome all contributions and ideas, so let me hear from you. Please bear with me as I settle in to my new role.


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1890 Federal Courthouse

The 1890 Federal Courthouse was styled in the 1880's fashion since the beginning of it's construction was in 1888. It was also used for the post office for many years until a newer one was built in more recent years.  The old county courthouse was in the west part of town, actually almost on the edge of town.  It was where the Diamond Bessie Murder Trials were held. After being abandoned as a courthouse, it was used as a public school. It burned in 1937. Thanks to Juanita Cawthon for this interesting tidbit on the old courthouse!


Present Courthouse


Marion County Records

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Cemeteries (We will be adding  transcriptions as we get them)
Biographies
Bible Records
Sheriffs of Marion County(1860-1988)
Postmasters
Index to Probate Cases for 1860-1939
Marion County Land Abstracts

Census Records
Obits
County Officials Index
Family Group Sheets
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Marriage Records 1860-1869
Marriage Records 1860-1937
Marion County Photos & Postcards
Scrapbook of Misc. Events
Marion County History
Queries
Addresses
Books on Marion County
Microfilm on Marion County
Marion County Genealogical Society
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Churches of Marion County
Marion County Archives
GenForum
TXGenWeb County Index
Marion County Towns & Communities
Map of Marion County Area
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Misc. Records

WW II Casualties Confederate Pension Applications
1868-1869 Stockade Case Jefferson Lodge No. 38 AF & AM
18th TX Infantry - Civil War Confederate Indigent List
Steamboat Mittie Stephens Historic American Buildings
Murder of Diamond Bessie Moore 1868 Murder
Jay Gould Railroad Car Historical Marker A Collection of Marion County Information & Links
Belote Family Genealogy 1905 Medical Society
Allen Belote CSAPension Application James H Glass CSA Pension Application
1905-1906 Gray - Hartzo School Wilson Surname Marriages
T Shepard Confederate Pension Application Sallie Shepard Confederate Widow's Pension Application
Wilson Surname Deeds Marion County Census Enumeration Districts for all years
Marriages Performed by Rev. J D Stringer James R Kidd Civil War Information
1871 Manufacturing Letter Early Schools of Marion County
Smithland History  The Marion County TXGenWeb Project -- Stars
1914 Killing Near Avinger Death of J.S. Dugan, Sheriff 
Marion County Images Whitfield / Ross Texas Cavalry Brigade - includes Marion Co. men who joined Co G, 3rd Tx Cavalry Regiment

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This page was last updated: April 7, 2009

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Connie Draper and Lynn Embree
Copyright © 2001-2004 Elaine Martin & Sharon Pierce

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