This site has recently moved to its new home. Therefore, some things
may not be updated. If you find anything amiss, please let me know.
My name is Scot Stout and I'm
your Fulton County coordinator. Everything I have on Fulton County has
been posted. I do not live in or near Fulton County and may not be able to
answer specific research questions. Please send any questions or comments
to me at the address below.
Volunteers are needed for lookups! If you have a book, listing, or
resource for Fulton County history and are available to do lookups, please
contact me.
Contact Clay County
Coordinator
scotstout at aol dot com
Fulton County was formed December 21, 1842, from territory taken from Izard
County, and is named for William Savin Fulton, the last Governor of Arkansas
Territory. The county seat is Salem. Landscape of Fulton County is rugged
and mountainous. The well-known Mammoth Spring, one of the largest
single-outlet springs in North America, is located in the northern part of the
county, just a few feet from the Missouri state line. The Fulton County
courthouse, built in 1890, was restored in 1973 and has become a landmark.
Queries
This contains an archives group of
questions and responses about Fleming County ancestors. This is the old query
system which was in place before the GenConnect boards became more widely
used.
