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The history commission recently launched a redesign of the site’s main page. New features to the site include links to the Arkansas History Commission’s two satellite locations, the Southwest Arkansas Regional Archives (SARA) at Washington, and the new Northeast Arkansas Regional Archives (NEARA) at Powhatan.
researchers in finding the materials they need. According to State Historian, Dr. Wendy Richter, “The aim of the site is to provide a way for historical societies and archives to raise awareness of their invaluable collections of historical documents for free, and to allow researchers to know which of the many historical repositories in the state holds the information they’re seeking before they leave home.”
I found my grandparents marriage license Sept 21,1902 G A(George Albert) Reaves/ Amanda Angelina Johnson, Cleburne Co. I also found census after they were married. Why can’t I find either one in census or anywhere else before their marriage ? Please can you tell us how we can find their parents ?
Betty,
That’s a research question you’ll need to ask someone in the State Archives about. 501-682-6901