Please add profiles of those who were born, lived or died in Hot Spring County, Arkansas.

Official Website

Hot Spring County was formed on November 2, 1829 and was named for the hot springs at Hot Springs, Arkansas, which were within its boundaries until Garland County was formed in 1874.

Adjacent Counties

• Garland County
• Saline County
• Montgomery County
• Grant County
• Dallas County
• Clark County

Cities & Towns

• Donaldson
• Friendship
• Malvern (County Seat)
• Midway
• Perla
• Rockport

Other Townships & Communities: Abco, Antioch, Beaton, Big Creek, Bismarck, Bonnerdale, Brown Springs, Butterfield, Caney, Central, Clear Creek, Cove Creek, De Roche, Diamondhead, Dover, Duffie, Durian, Elmore, Etta, Faber, Fenter, Fleming, Gifford, Glen Rose, Harp, Harrison, Henderson, Jones Mill, Lambert, Landers, Lone Hill, Lono, Magnet, Magnet Cove, Montgomery, Morning Star, Mount Moriah, Oak Bower, Oak Grove, Old De Roche, Oma, Ouachita, Point Cedar, Prairie, Rolla, Saginaw, Saline, Sanders, Shorewood Hills, Social Hill, Twin Oak, Valley, Walco, Wayside, Whittington, Witherspoon and Wyandotte

Cemeteries

Cemeteries of Arkansas

Links

Wikipedia

National Register of Historic Places

Genealogy Trails

AR Gen Web

RAOGK

Hot Spring County Historical Society

Hot Spring County Digital Archives

Biographical and Historical Memoirs of Hot Spring County - Goodspeed, 1889

Hot Spring County Surname Search

Hearthstone Legacy

My Genealogy Hound