Clark County, Kansas

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Clark is a county in Kansas. It was formed in 1885 from the following county/ies: Peketon Territory (reorganized from Ford County). Clark began keeping birth records in 1904'11, marriage records in 1885, and death records in 1904'11. It began keeping land records in 1885 , probate records in 1885 , and court records in 1885 . For more information, contact the county at P.O. Box 886, Ashland 67831-0886. On the attached map, Clark is located at C6.

For information about the state of Kansas see Kansas Family History Research.

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