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Surname index to 1900 U.S. Census for Iron County.

Find-A-Grave listing (incomplete) of burials (mainly African American) at Park View Cemetery in Ironton, Missouri. This cemetery was originally established in the late 1850s as a paupers' cemetery. After the Civil War, it became the main burial location for African Americans who lived and died in the Arcadia Valley. The cemetery has been known by many names including, the Ironton Cemtery and the Ironton Colored Cemetery. A full list of all the burials with some additional genealogical information is available in the historical society's book, "Witnesses to History: Stories from Park View Cemetery". This book is available in our bookstore and documents burials of African Americans in all Iron County cemeteries where they were buried.

This site allows you to search for historic topographic maps across the U.S. These historic maps show roads, towns, and other features that may no longer be in existence. As such, they are a great tool for historians and genealogists alike.

This site allows you to search for historic topographic maps across the U.S. These historic maps show roads, towns, and other features that may no longer be in existence. As such, they are a great tool for historians and genealogists alike.

A great overview of Hungarian genealogical research from the Family Search Wiki.

Iron County, Missouri cemeteries and enumerations from the USGENWEB Tombstone Transcription Project.

From the Place Names Collection at the State Historical Society of Missouri. The information on this page is part of the Ramsay Place Names File, a collection of Missouri place name origins compiled from 1928-1945. Simply select Iron County from the list of counties provided. The language used to describe groups of people in this collection reflects the time and place the document was created. Since the language is part of this historical document, it remains as originally printed, although it does not reflect the current values or beliefs held by the SHSMO.

A transcription of the marriages contained in Book B of Iron County Marriages. Transcribed by the marriage date and contains the name of the groom, the name of the bride, the name of the pastor / justice of the peace, the book #, and the page within that book.

Part of the Digital Collection of the Ellis Library at the University of Missouri, this collection contains 114 Missouri County plat books published by W.W. Hixson & Co. Although the exact year of publication is unclear, the volumes are estimated to be from the late 1920s to early 1930s. The plat books in this collection are held in the Special Collections Department at Ellis Library at the University of Missouri--Columbia and the St. Louis Public Library. These plat books are quite frequently consulted. In an effort to preserve and make them more accessible, they have been made available online for the public-at-large.

Surname index to 1910 U.S. Census for Iron County.