Hamilton County, Texas

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Hamilton is a county in Texas. It was formed in 1842 (organized 1858) from the following county/ies: Comanche/Bosque/Lampasas/Coryell. Hamilton began keeping birth records in 1872, marriage records in 1876, and death records in 1903. It began keeping land records in 1869, probate records in 1870, and court records in 1871. For more information, contact the county at Courthouse, Hamilton 76531. On the attached map, Hamilton is located at N11.

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

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