Faulkner County was founded in 1873 from parts of Pulaski and Conway counties. The county was named for politician and “Arkansas Traveler” storyteller, Sandford “Sandy” Faulkner. Conway serves as the county seat.

A list of the Faulkner County records microfilm available at the Arkansas State Archives can be found in our County records microfilm collection.

The results below are automatically collected from materials on this site that have been tagged with the Geographical Area of “Faulkner County (Ark.)” This list does not include all of the Arkansas State Archives’ materials regarding this county, but provides a starting point for research. Please click on each title below to learn more about it and the collection to which it belongs.

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Submissions from 2020

Picture of the bank and water with trees on the right, J.E. Little Plantation, Faulkner County Levee District #1

Picture of the bank, brush on winding area next to water, J.E. Little Plantation, Faulkner County Levee District #1

Picture of the bank from the water, J.E. Little Plantation, Faulkner County Levee District #1

Picture of the bank, J.E. Little Plantation, Faulkner County Levee District #1

Picture of the bank with levee in background, J.E. Little Plantation, Faulkner County Levee District #1

Picture of the bank with small road leading to fence in the distance, J.E. Little Plantation, Faulkner County Levee District #1

Picture of the bank with small road leading to fence in the distance, tire rut in bottom left corner, J.E. Little Plantation, Faulkner County Levee District #1

Picture of the bank with water on the right, J.E. Little Plantation, Faulkner County Levee District #1

Picture of water, possibly a dike levee in the middle, J.E. Little Plantation, Faulkner County Levee District #1

Picture of where ditch drains back into water, J.E. Little Plantation, Faulkner County Levee District #1

Picture of wide part of ditch, J.E. Little Plantation, Faulkner County Levee District #1

Picture of wide part of ditch, J.E. Little Plantation, Faulkner County Levee District #1

Picture of wide part of ditch, lot of dug up dirt still in bottom of ditch, J.E. Little Plantation, Faulkner County Levee District #1

Picture overlooking the water, part of tree caught on right side, J.E. Little Plantation, Faulkner County Levee District #1

Picture overlooking water, trees in the background, J.E. Little Plantation, Faulkner County Levee District #1

Picture overlooking water with a tree line in the background Faulkner Co. Levee District #1 on J.E. Little Plantation

Picture overlooking water with trees in background, J.E. Little Plantation, Faulkner County Levee District #1

Pictures along bank with trees in background, J.E. Little Plantation, Faulkner County Levee District #1

Pleasant Valley Baptist Church, Faulkner County, Arkansas

Reed, John Alfred

Sanders, Mrs. S.E.

Spring Hill Missionary Baptist Church Records, Faulkner County, Arkansas

State Parks: Wooly Hollow

Summers, Robert

Water pooled in the corner of the dike, J.E. Little Plantation, Faulkner County Levee District #1

Williams, Mrs. Nattie

Wilson, Nancy J.

Wimberly, Mrs. S.A.

Witheron, Lewis B.

Wood, Mrs. T. Bailey

Wood, T. Bailey

Submissions from 2019

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Faulkner County

Submissions from 2003

Arkansas State Highway and Transportation Department, Faulkner County

Submissions from 1996

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Albessie Thompson VHS collection, 1996

This collection contains VHS tapes taken in the mid-1990s of Twin Groves, Arkansas, residents, residents of the towns formerly known as Solomon Grove and Zion Grove, and local historians discussing genealogy and family history of black families in Faulkner County, Arkansas.

Submissions from 1983

Arkansas State Highway and Transportation Department, Faulkner County

Submissions from 1979

General Highway Map Faulkner County, Arkansas, prepared by Arkansas State Highway and Transportation Department, Division of Planning and Research in Cooperation with U.S. Department of Transportation, Federal Highway Division. 1 print. 1979

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J.E. Little Plantation records, 1822-1979

This collection contains materials pertaining to John Elijah Little, his family, their farm in Faulkner County, and their property and house in Conway. Included are deed records and personal correspondence relating to both properties, tax and business records for the farm at Lollie, bonds for the construction of a levee on the Arkansas River, pocket ledgers for farm business and construction of the Conway residence, as well as photographs and obituaries for most of the J.E. Little family. See also: Photographs of Faulkner County Levee District #1 Levee Projects, 1928-1977, in the general photograph collection. Original letters signed by: Hattie Caraway, Joe T. Robinson, D.D. Terry and Heartsill Ragon in the small manuscript collection (SMC).

Submissions from 1973

Centennial map of Faulkner County

Submissions from 1972

Arkansas State Highway and Transportation Department, Faulkner County

Submissions from 1967

Arkansas State Highway and Transportation Department, Faulkner County

Submissions from 1961

Arkansas State Highway and Transportation Department, Faulkner County

Submissions from 1956

Gravestones in Frog Pond Cemetery in Faulkner County, Arkansas

Images from 1954

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Faulkner County, 1952-1954

Submissions from 1951

Clifton, Ida B.

Submissions from 1949

McCormack, Mrs. Julia

Submissions from 1947

Arkansas State Highway and Transportation Department, Faulkner County

Liveley, Mrs. Nannie Hodges

Submissions from 1945

Faulkner County

Submissions from 1941

Nichols, Mrs. Emma

Submissions from 1940

Hooks, Mrs. Mary A.

Submissions from 1939

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Clayton family papers, 1910-1939

This collection contains business and personal papers of the William Beverly Clayton family of Faulkner County, Arkansas.

Images from 1936

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April 12, Walter J. Lemke

Submissions from 1935

Price, John W.

Submissions from 1934

Carter, Mrs. Mary C.

Ward, Thomas H.

Submissions from 1933

Evans, Mrs. M.M.

Submissions from 1932

Lary, Mrs. Zipparah

Rogers, W.A.

Images from 1930

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Faulkner County townships map, 1930

Submissions from 1929

Smith, James Polk

Smith, Mrs. James Polk

Submissions from 1927

Shackleford, Mrs. William

Submissions from 1924

McClure, Mrs. W.W.

Submissions from 1922

Tanner, Susan

Wyatt, J.G.

Wyatt, Mrs. Lenora M.

Submissions from 1918

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Dr. J.B. Munn records, 1893-1918

This collections is comprised of four business ledgers in which Dr. Munn recorded his duties performed, payments owed, farm expenses, and rental properties. There are also some loose items like advertisements for medications and a medical paper discussing various common conditions and treatments. There are additional miscellany recorded in some ledgers like a list of the interred at "Langford Graves."

Submissions from 1917

Baskett, Joseph C.

Loggins, J.B.

Submissions from 1911

Cooper, W. S.

Pinson, Isaac

Submissions from 1897

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Faulkner County land sale certificate, 1897

This collection contains one certificate of land sale bid in Faulkner County (Ark.) taken by Commissioner J.R. Donnell from A.P. Bryant dated November 24, 1897

Submissions from 1895

Map of Faulkner County, Arkansas

Submissions from 1892

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Faulkner County (Ark.) notice to taxpayers, 1892 November 14

This collection contains a notice to tax payers for Faulkner County, Arkansas, dated November 14, 1892.

Submissions from 1886

Plat showing levee, railroad, and Palarm Creek on Danley - Chism's Farm, Faulkner County

Submissions from 1885

Map of lands of Joshua Harp, Holmes Mask, George Williams, and Wiley Carden in Faulkner County

Submissions from 1884

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George W. Brown announcement of candidacy, 1884 June 7

The broadside in this collection is dated June 7, 1884.

Submissions from 1882

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William N. May homestead certificate, 1882 May 10

The homestead certificate in this collection is dated May 10, 1882.

Submissions from 1820

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John Law land grant, 1820

This land grant, located in a section of Arkansas Territory now called Faulkner County, was given to John Law for his service in the War of 1812.