Lafayette County, Missouri

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Lafayette is a county in Missouri. It was formed in |1820 (as Lillard; renamed 1825) from the following county/ies: Cooper. Lafayette began keeping birth records in , marriage records in 1821, and death records in . It began keeping land records in 1820, probate records in 1821, and court records in 1821. For more information, contact the county at 1001 Main Lexington 64067. On the attached map, Lafayette is located at D3.

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

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