Please add profiles for those who were born, lived or died in Kaufman County, Texas.

Official Website

The county was established in 1848 and was named for David S. Kaufman, a U.S. Representative and diplomat from Texas.

Adjacent Counties

• Hunt County
• Rockwall County
• Van Zandt County
• Henderson County
• Ellis County
• Dallas County

Cities

• Combine (part)
• Cottonwood
• Crandall
• Dallas (part)
• Forney
• Heath (part)
• Kaufman (County Seat)
• Kemp
• Mesquite (part)
• Poetry (part)
• Seagoville (part)
• Seven Points (part)
• Terrell

Other Towns & Communities: Able's Springs, Abner, Becker, Cartwright, Cedar Grove, Cedarvale, Cobb, College Mound, Colquitt, Elmo, Frog, Gastonia, Gray's Prairie, Heartland, Hiram, Jiba, Lawrence, Lively, Lone Star, Mabank (part0, Markout, McCoy, Oak Grove, Oak Ridge, Ola, Peeltown, Post Oak Bend City, Prairieville, Rand, Rosser, Scurry, Stubbs, Styx, Talty, Tolosa, Travis Ranch, Union Valley, Warsaw and Wilson

Cemeteries

Cemeteries of Texas

Links

Wikipedia

National Register of Historic Places

Genealogy Trails

Roots Web

TX Gen Web

USGW Archives

US Gen Net

Forebears.io

African American Griots