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genealogical research. The Dallas County MOGenWeb does not have any
business connection with any of these organizations or publishers, nor
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Census Records
Dallas County, MO, census records are available
from the
Ozarks Genealogical Society.
All books postpaid; all books indexed. Order from:
Ozarks Genealogical Society, Inc.
PO Box 3945, Dept. 3-96
Springfield, MO 65808-3945
Dallas County, Missouri 1850 Federal Census, Compiled by Hazle
Tyler.
Dallas County, Missouri 1860 Federal Census, Compiled by Hazle
Tyler.
Dallas County, Missouri 1870 Federal Census, Compiled by Hazle
Tyler.
Dallas County, Missouri 1880 Federal Census, Compiled by Hazle
Tyler.
1890 Special Federal Census - Revised: Union Soldier and Their Widows,
Book 1: Christian, Dade, Dallas, Polk, and Taney Counties. 110 pages.
Compiled by and available through:
3714 State Highway CC
Marshfield, MO 65706
Dallas County, Missouri 1930 Federal Census,
two volumes with index.
Also available are the 1930 census records for Douglas, Wright,
Ozark, Christian, Stone, Laclede, Webster, and Camden counties.
Hearthstone Legacy Publications.
The Dallas County section is included as an "e-book" on CD-ROM,
along with e-books of historical Dallas County maps and statistics.
A Reading of Dallas Co. Cemeteries, Volume 1, 1834-1996,
(Northern part of County).
Includes AB, Berry Family, Fowler/Hurst, Melton Prairie, Stauffer Mennonite,
Kirk Chapel, Turner, Barclay, Corkery, Pleasant Hill, Hopewell, New Liberty,
Montgomery, Howard Chapel, Harmon, Bowers Chapel, Mission Ridge/Lone Post,
Barbor/Barbour, Bartlett, Louisburg, Crudgington, New Hope, Mahaffey.
A Reading of Dallas Co. Cemeteries, Volume 2, 1834-1993,
(Center part of County).
Includes Ginnings/Jennings, Bennett, Morgan, Phillips, Pepper, Hildebrand,
Scrivener, Plad, Barclay, Mellenger, Lone Rock, Williams, Benton Branch,
McKee, Edingfield, Riverview/Sweaney, Knighten, Edmond Powell, Union Home/Twin
Churches, Buffalo City, Johnson, Oak Lawn, Garden of Memory, Maple Lawn,
Lindley, Reynolds, Haynes, Phillip Bennett.
A Reading of Dallas Co. Cemeteries, Volume 3, 1996,
(South center part of County).
Includes Prairie Grove, Walker Graveyard, Pleasant View Amish Mennonite,
Macedonia, Fraker, Church Grove, Antioch, Maddux, Cooksey, Mt. Pleasant,
O'Bannon/Bennett, Cline, Center Point, Hardison, Penn, Atteberry Shed,
Carter Graveyard, Charity, Bethel, George Graveyard, Wollard, Seaton/Mead/Old
Pisgah, Hill, W.W. Bennett, Four Mile, Cedar Ridge, Pisgah, Liberty, Harmony,
New Hope, Randleman, Ownby/Finley, Community K, Potter, Camp, Cedar Bluff.
A Reading of Dallas Co. Cemeteries, Volume 4, 1996,
(Southern part of County).
Includes Red Top, High Prairie, Mallard, Olive/Free Will Chapel,
Joshua Davis, Potter, Mt. Olive, Union Mound, Elias Powell, Moses Bennett,
March, Creek/Indian, McGee Chapel, Randles, Jones/Cannon, Thorpe, Deckard,
Patterson, Gann, Graham, Moore Farm, Tindall/Harryman/Beckner, Harris.
Complete set of all four Cemeteries books.
Dallas County Probate File Index 1867-1967.
Some Obituaries and Funeral Cards of Dallas County MO,
by Mildred Paul Coffelt.
Dallas County Death Records: Newspaper notices to 1880,
funeral cards and newspaper obituaries from 1940-1980,
by Judith McClung.
County Will Book I 1900-1921.
AB Cemetery.
(102 pages with burials, history of the church and area, pictures, memories
and old recipes.)
Polk County, Missouri Deed Books A&B.
This is the very earliest deed book for Polk County and includes
transactions in what is now Dallas County until that county was
formed in 1841.
Federal Land Patents
Using this site, sponsored by the Bureau of Land Management (BLM),
you can find computer scans of orginal land patent records issued
by the Federal government, for both purchases and homesteads.
The search engine will tell you the name of the patentee, signature date, name of
county, number of acres, township, range and section of the land.
However, you must have a browser plug-in, or a graphics application,
that supports TIFF graphics (i.e., Tagged Image File Format or .tif files)
to view the land patent record itself.
Military Records
The 24th Missouri Volunteer Infantry "Lyon Legion",
by J. Randall Houp.
The majority of men in Company B of the 24th Missouri Infantry (Union) were
from Dallas and Webster counties. This large format book totals 1040 pages, and
includes a detailed history of the regiment's operations, as well as a
biography for each soldier in the regiment, some with photos.
Originally selling for $100, a limited number of copies are available
at a significantly reduced price at:
Fort Number 5
425 N. Booneville
Springfield, MO
(417) 865 9966
Dallas County Research Sources Index