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The county was
organized Feb. 14, 1845, (from St. Clair County on the north and Dade County on
the south) and was given the name of Cedar. With all of
the counties in the surrounding areas being named for prominent state or
national figures, one might wonder why a county would be named for a creek
which had received its name for the evergreen trees which grew in
abundance nearby. The theory has been advanced that the name Cedar carried no
controversial issue in the political history of the country, and thus was
agreeable to all concerned. The original county seat was called
Lancaster. In 1847 the names was changed to Fremont, in honor of the
"Pathfinder", but in 1856 Gen. Fremont became the Republican
candidate for President, and the following winter the Democratic Legislature
changed the name to Stockton, in honor of Commodore Richard Stockton, of the
navy, who had arrested Fremont during the Mexican War, and sought to have him
disgraced.
According to the 2000, Census Cedar
County has a population of 13,733 residents.
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The Cedar County Courthouse at Stockton, Missouri
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Select the button below to View or to Add your records. When placing your queries do not add surnames that are not a part of the query!
All photos on this site as well as the other data
is copyright material. We are having a problem. This is one solution.
Please do not use the information from this site in any form, on another web site, not Find A Grave or any other. We are trying to provide our visitors with "free" help and love doing that. So please help us to help you.
The
Cedar County Section of Goodspeed.
Cedar County Biographies Published by
Goodspeed.
Cedar County Newspapers Online
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Cedar Co. Republican-Stockton-108 SE Arcade |
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The El Dorado Springs Sun-125 N. Main St. |
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MO Death Certificate Database |
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Martha Jane Marshall Gravely Article & photo of B. A. Marshall |
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Cedar Co. People &
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Polk County Genealogical Society, Inc. |
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Cedar County
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1870 Census Index: Jefferson Twp. | Cedar Twp. | Washington Twp. |
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Family Reunions *FORTNEY* |
Cedar Lodge, No 103, Knights of Pythias--member list--1900 |
[Cedar County places we've never been.....and a few we have]
One
of my favorite links for the Ozarks region:>~<
The Turnbo Manuscripts by Silas Claiborne Turnbo, courtesy of the Springfield Greene County Library. Use your browser's back button to return!
Check out the web site for the:
Sunday
edition of the Springfield News-Leader, includes Gloria Bogart Carter's
genealogy column, send your queries, no charge.
To place a query in the column, send it to Gloria with your
snail mail address; your email address and/or telephone number can be included
at your discretion.
Gloria Bogart Carter
733 S. Farm Road 89
Springfield, MO 65802-9525
417-869-7060
gbcarter@juno.com
Cedar County Historical Society, P O Box 111, Stockton, MO 65785
USGenWeb Archives--Cedar County
Cemetery List, Remember these are only partial lists, that have been contributed for this web site.
Some have Links to pictures of the cemetery and headstones
Having problems finding your ancestors place of burial, you might find it here: Search Find A Grave
Personal pages with Cedar County connections.
My Present Past -- Jerico Springs, a good link (Off site link)
Forever Searchin -- Jones, O'Neal, Broyles, Fidler, Griffin and many others...
The Lorain Beeler Axup Family Home Page
Aunt Sissie's Cousins in Common Homepage : BRIM--MANLEY--THOMPSON
THE ANDERSON-RENFRO FAMILY HOME PAGE--MITCHELL
If you would like a
link to your family web site listed here?
Me!
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Reference Books and Lookup Volunteers Needed - If you have books or other reference sources for Cedar County and are willing to do lookups on a voluntary basis, please let the page coordinator know. Please include your email address. Thanks!
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Cedar County now has a mailing list of its own!
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just like the Missouri-L list except send the message to
MOCEDAR-request@rootsweb.com.
Send messages to:
MOCEDAR@rootsweb.com.
USGenWeb Archives Search
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1895 Atlas of Cedar County, be patient it loads slow.
published by W.W. Hickson, and Co. in 1930 and held in the Special Collections Department of Ellis Library at the University of Missouri-ColumbiaTownship Map of Cedar County - Linked to cemetery locations
Please contact me, Kay Griffin Snow if you have a desire to add your data to the Cedar Co. MOGenWEb Project database. If you would like to host a county yourself, contact MOGenWeb Project State Coordinator Larry Flesher or assistant coordinator, Denise Woodside.
About the MOGenWeb Project Use your BACK button to return to Cedar Co.!!
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Other Helpful Links:
| The Orphan Train Collection | Geographic Names Inf. System ~~ GNIS | Bittersweet Magazine |
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Tombstone Transcription·
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MOGenWeb coordinator
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Last update was on 8 September 2012
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