
Please add profiles of those who were born, lived or died in Jefferson County, Arkansas.
Official Website
The area that would later become Jefferson County was occupied by the Quapaw when French explorers established the Arkansas Post in the 17th century; the foreigners claimed this area as Louisiana, part of New France. It was formed on November 2, 1829 and named for Thomas Jefferson, third President of the United States.
Adjacent Counties
Cities
- Altheimer
- Humphrey (part)
- Pine Bluff (County Seat)
- Redfield
- White Hall
Towns, Townships & Communities
Anrep | Barraque | Bolivar | Boyd | Bruce | Byrd's Spring | Clements | College Park | Diantha | Dolton | Dudley Lake | Dunnington | Fairfield | Faith | Jefferson | Kratnek | Lamb | Lambert | Linn | Melton | Midway | Moscow | New Gascony | Niven | Noble's Lake | Old River | Pastoria | Plum Bayou | Ray Station | Red Bluff | Reydell | Richland | Roberts | Samples | Secrest | Sherrill | Sleeth | Spring | Sulphur Springs | Talladega | Vaugine | Victoria | Villemont | Wabbaseka | Walden | Waldstein | Washington | Whiteville | Wright
Cemeteries
Links
National Register of Historic Places
Jefferson County Digital Archives
Jefferson County Census Records - (1830-1860)
