Marion County was established in 1835 as Searcy County from a portion of Izard County. The county was re-named in 1836 for Revolutionary War General Francis Marion. Yellville serves as the county seat.
A list of the Marion 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 “Marion 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.
Submissions from 2020
Cemeteries: Marion County, Relocated
Cemeteries: Relocation of, Marion County
Democratic party meeting notice
Elizabeth Taylor: Marion County
Marion county cemetery records
Wilkerson - Scott Family: Marion County
Submissions from 2019
Submissions from 1994
Arkansas State Highway and Transportation Department, Marion County
Submissions from 1983
Arkansas State Highway and Transportation Department, Marion County
Submissions from 1973
Arkansas State Highway and Transportation Department, Marion County
Submissions from 1965
Arkansas State Highway and Transportation Department, Marion County
Arkansas State Highway and Transportation Department, Marion County
Submissions from 1947
Arkansas State Highway and Transportation Department, Marion County
Submissions from 1934
Marion County Justice of the Peace book, 1892-1934
This collection contains the Justice of the Peace proceedings from 1892-1934 from Marion County, the bulk of which were presided over by JP James P. Brady.
Submissions from 1933
Submissions from 1932
Images from 1930
Marion County townships map, 1930
Submissions from 1926
Submissions from 1925
Submissions from 1918
Marion County Birth Certificates 1914-1918
Submissions from 1911
Books from 1906
Survey of Marion County, Arkansas records
Submissions from 1900
Submissions from 1875
This writ notified Benjamin Stinnett of Marion County, Arkansas, of a five dollar fine. A writ is a written command in the name of a court or other legal authority to act in some way.
Books from 1869
Books from 1868
Update to the Register of Legal Voters of Marion County
Images from 1867
Marion County Maimed Soldiers list
Submissions from 1861
Company E, 5th Arkansas Infantry, Confederate States of America, muster roll, 1861
This collection contains descriptive muster rolls for Captain James R. Dowd's Company, 5th Arkansas Infantry. The muster rolls include name, rank, birthplace, age, occupation, physical description, and enlistment date.
Muster roll, First Regiment, Arkansas Infantry Volunteers
