Search Barbour County White Pages

White Pages records for Barbour County contain names, addresses, and phone numbers of residents in this southeast Alabama county. The Barbour County Probate Court in Clayton maintains property records, marriage licenses, and other public documents that help locate people. Barbour County also has an office in Eufaula to serve residents in the eastern part of the county. These public records, combined with voter registration data and court filings, form the basis for modern people search services that cover Barbour County.

Barbour County Probate Court

The Probate Court handles most public records in Barbour County. This office keeps property deeds, marriage records, and estate files. Staff can help you search for records by name. Barbour County has two probate offices to serve its residents. The main office is in Clayton, the county seat. A second office in Eufaula serves the eastern part of the county near Lake Eufaula.

Both locations in Barbour County can process your records request. The Clayton office is in the historic courthouse on the town square. The Eufaula office is on East Broad Street. Call ahead to check hours before you visit. Staff at both offices can search records and make copies for you. Bring your ID when you go.

Online Records Access

Barbour County has limited online access to public records. The county does not have a dedicated public records portal. However, you can search some Barbour County records through state databases. The Alacourt ACCESS portal has court records from Barbour County. This includes civil cases, criminal cases, and domestic relations files. The search costs $9.99 per name.

The Alacourt portal shown above lets you search court records from all 67 Alabama counties, including Barbour County. Results show case numbers, parties, and filing dates. You can also get document copies for a fee. For property records and marriage licenses in Barbour County, you need to contact the Probate Court directly. These records are not available online at this time.

The Alabama Voter Lookup tool can verify if someone is registered to vote in Barbour County. This free search shows name and registration status. It can help confirm an address. The Secretary of State business search shows companies registered in Barbour County with their agent names and addresses.

How to Search Barbour County Records

Searching for White Pages info in Barbour County takes a few steps. Start with online tools for quick results. Then contact county offices for more detailed records. Here is how to search:

First, try the free state databases. Check voter registration at myinfo.alabamavotes.gov to verify a name and address in Barbour County. Then search the business database if you are looking for someone who owns a company. These are free to use. They give you a good start on any people search in Barbour County.

For court records, use the Alacourt ACCESS system. It costs $9.99 per search but shows civil and criminal cases. This can reveal addresses and other parties tied to someone you seek in Barbour County. Document copies cost extra.

For property records and marriage licenses, call the Barbour County Probate Court. You can visit in person at Clayton or Eufaula. Give the staff a name to search. They can find deeds, mortgages, and marriage records. Copies cost around $1 per page. Certified copies cost more. This is often the best way to find older records in Barbour County that are not online.

What Barbour County Records Contain

Public records in Barbour County include several types of documents. Each type holds different details that can help with a people search. Under Alabama Code § 36-12-40, most of these records are open to the public.

Property records show who owns land and homes in Barbour County. Deeds list the buyer, seller, and property address. Mortgages show the lender and loan amount. These records give you current and past addresses for people who own property. Tax records show the current owner of each parcel in the county.

Marriage records contain the names of both spouses. They show the date and place of the wedding. These records can help you trace name changes. They can also confirm family connections. Barbour County has marriage records going back many decades.

Court records show civil and criminal cases. Civil cases include lawsuits, small claims, and domestic matters. Criminal cases show charges and outcomes. Both types list names and addresses of the parties. Alacourt has most recent court records for Barbour County.

Voter registration data shows registered voters in Barbour County. It lists name, address, and party affiliation. This data is used by third-party people search sites. You can check it free through the state portal.

Related Records in Barbour County

Other offices in Barbour County keep records that may help with your search. The Circuit Clerk handles court cases. The Tax Assessor has property ownership data. The Sheriff may have arrest records. Each office can provide different info about people in Barbour County.

The Alabama Department of Public Health has vital records. Birth and death records have access limits. But marriage and divorce records are more open. You can order copies through alabamapublichealth.gov or call 334-206-5418. These records can help verify identities and trace family lines in Barbour County.

For criminal background checks, the Alabama Law Enforcement Agency offers official reports. The cost is $25. You need fingerprints for a full check. The Alabama Sex Offender Registry is free to search and covers Barbour County.

About Barbour County

Barbour County has a unique place in Alabama history. It is called the "Birthplace of Governors" because six Alabama governors were born here. The most famous was George Wallace, who served four terms. This history means Barbour County has rich public records going back to its founding in 1832.

Lake Eufaula draws many visitors to Barbour County. This large lake on the Chattahoochee River is called the "Bass Fishing Capital" of Alabama. The city of Eufaula has many historic homes and antebellum architecture. These features make Barbour County a mix of rural areas and the tourist town of Eufaula.

The two court locations in Barbour County reflect its geography. Clayton in the west has the main courthouse. Eufaula in the east serves the lake area. Both offices can help with White Pages searches and public records requests.

Nearby Counties

These counties border Barbour County. If you cannot find someone here, they may have records in a nearby county. Check these areas too: