80,544 individuals across 8,812 family names, linked through 29,017 marriages — a century of local lineage, searchable below.
Family research begins with a name
These are our family-history records — individuals, relationships, and vital events compiled from community research and family submissions. Search by surname, given name, or full name. Looking for a specific obituary instead? Search obituaries.
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- Bateman, Frances King1917 — 1987Walla Walla, Walla Walla County, Washington
- Braly, Samuel King1854 — 1930Cane Hill, Washington County, Arkansas
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- King, Ada1874 — 1964Clyde, Washington County, Arkansas
- King, Adrian Lenord1914 — 1985Strickler, Washington County, Arkansas
- King, Alice—
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- King, Allen—
- King, Allen Sea1848 — 1917Weddington, Arkansas
- King, Allen Sea Lacy1894 — 1976Pico Rivera, California
- King, Ann—
- King, Ann Harriet1852 — 1933Madison County, Arkansas
- King, Asie—
- King, Barbara Ellen Buckb. 1952
- King, Benjamin Francisb. 1857Beaty Community, Washington County, Arkansas
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- King, Betty L.—
- King, Birdie—
- King, Bonnie June—
- King, Breian Charlesb. 1957
- King, Brendo Job. 1964Royal Oak, Michigan
- King, Charles Edward1872 — 1945Clyde, Washington County, Arkansas
- King, Charles Henryb. 1840Elkins, Madison County, Arkansas
- King, Charles Kenneth1924 — 1983Las Vegas, New Mexico
- King, Charles Samuel Jr.1927 — 1997Los Angeles, California
- King, Charles Samuel Sr.1903 — 1982Fayetteville, Washington County, Arkansas
- King, Charles Troy1906 — 1955Arkansas
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- King, Dale Goldman—
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- King, Daniel Worth "Dan"—
- King, Darrell Frankb. 1948
- King, Darrin—
- King, David Earl1879 — 1966Prairie Grove, Washington County, Arkansas
- King, David Earl "Tobe"1843 — 1919Cane Hill, Washington County, Arkansas
- King, Debbie—
- King, Dell Bernice1926 — 2018
- King, Dora1879 — 1907Clyde, Washington County, Arkansas
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