Clay County, Texas Genealogy

United States Texas  Counties C  Clay County

Adopted by TXGenWeb Clay County        Vicki Shaffer

History


The county is named after U.S. Speaker of the House Henry Clay (1777-1852).

Clay County Histories from the Clay County TXGenweb site.

Parent County
1857--Clay County was created 24 December 1857 from Cooke County. County seat: Henrietta

Record Loss
1873--Records of the first organization were transferred to Montague County, where many were destroyed in a courthouse fire on 25 February 1873.

Populated Places
Towns and Cities: | Bellevue | Byers | Dean | Henrietta | Jolly | Petrolia |

Neighboring Counties

 * Archer
 * Cotton County, Oklahoma
 * Jack
 * Jefferson County, Oklahoma
 * Montague
 * Wichita

Cemeteries

 * Clay County Cemeteries from the Clay County TXGenWeb site.

Census

 * Clay County Census Records from the Clay County TXGenWeb site.

Families

 * Clay County Family Page Links from the Clay County TXGenWeb site.

Land

 * Clay County Land Records from the Clay County TXGenWeb site.

Landmarks

 * Clay County Landmarks from the Clay County TXGenWeb site.

Local Histories
Clay County Museum Memories from the Clay County TXGenWeb site.

Maps

 * Clay County Maps from the Clay County TXGenWeb site.
 * Texas Counties Map. Click on the county to go to the TXGenWeb site.

Military

 * Clay County Military Records from the Clay County TXGenWeb site.

Newspapers

 * Clay County Newspapers from the Clay County TXGenWeb site.

Obituaries

 * Clay County Obituaries from the Clay County TXGenWeb site.

Photographs

 * Clay County Photos from the Clay County TXGenWeb site.

Vital Records

 * Clay County Marriages from the Clay County TXGenWeb site.
 * Texas Death Index 1964 to 1998 [no images] Name index to Texas Statewide Death Certificates or four million people who have died since 1964.
 * Texas Death Records 1890 – 1976 [with images] Name index and images of statewide death certificates, 1890-1976. The name index has been created by FamilySearch and is tied to images of the Texas death certificates. Few certificates are available prior to 1903

Web Sites

 * TXGenWeb project. May have maps, name indexes, history or other information for this county. Select the county.