Fulton County, Arkansas

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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.

William Savin Fulton

The county seat is Salem. The Fulton County courthouse, built in 1890, was restored in 1973 and has become a landmark. 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.

Archives	Cemeteries and Cemetery Records	1870 Census (Partial)
1880 Census (www.familysearch.org	Don't Know What County a Town is in?	Elizabeth Postmasters
Goodspeed's Biographical and Historical Memoirs of [Fulton County] (1891) Historical	Goodspeed's Biographical and Historical Memoirs of [Fulton County] (1891) Biographical	History of Fulton County
Lookups and References	Mail List	The Mammoth Spring
Maps	Marriages 1887 - 1900	Mammoth Spring Newspapers
Obituaries	Off-Site Links	Photo Album
Queries	Resources	Reunions
Salem	Social Security Information	Submitting Information to this Site
	Surnames
Neighboring Counties Baxter, AR Izard, AR Sharp, AR Howell, MO Ozark, MO Oregon, MO

Fulton County Coordinator is Ruth Ann Davis

Contact Ruth Ann at radavis@nehp.net


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