Search Crenshaw County White Pages

White Pages records for Crenshaw County include names, addresses, and phone numbers of residents in this south central Alabama area. The Crenshaw County Probate Court in Luverne maintains property deeds, marriage licenses, and estate documents. This small rural county has about 13,000 residents. Public records here date back to the county's founding in 1866, giving you many sources to search for people in Crenshaw County.

Crenshaw County Probate Court

The Probate Court handles most public records in Crenshaw County. The office is on South Glenwood Avenue in Luverne. The courthouse has a gray stone exterior that makes it easy to spot. Staff maintain property records, marriage licenses, wills, and estate files here.

Crenshaw County is a small county, so the probate office serves all residents from one location. Staff know local families and can often help with tricky searches. The office is small but well organized. Call ahead to check if they have the records you need before you drive to Luverne.

Online Records Access

Crenshaw County has limited online access to public records. The county does not have a dedicated probate records portal. However, you can search some records through state databases. The Alacourt ACCESS system has court records from Crenshaw County, including civil, criminal, and traffic cases.

The Alacourt portal shown above gives access to court records from all 67 Alabama counties, including Crenshaw County. Search by name to find case details, parties, and filing dates. The cost is $9.99 per name search. Document copies cost $5.00 for the first 20 pages. This is the best online option for Crenshaw County court records.

For property records in Crenshaw County, you need to contact the Probate Court directly. These records are not online. Call (334) 335-6568 ext. 2227 to request a search. Staff can look up deeds and mortgages by name. They can mail copies or hold them for pickup.

Free state tools can help your search. The Alabama voter lookup verifies if someone is registered in Crenshaw County. The business entity search shows company owners and registered agents.

How to Search Crenshaw County Records

Searching for someone in Crenshaw County takes a mix of online and offline methods. Start with free tools, then move to paid databases and direct contact with the Probate Court.

First, check free state databases. The voter lookup confirms if someone is registered in Crenshaw County. It shows name and registration status. The business search finds company owners. Both are quick and free.

Next, try Alacourt ACCESS for court records. The $9.99 fee gets you civil and criminal case details from Crenshaw County. Many records include addresses for parties. This helps locate people with court history.

For property records, call the Probate Court at (334) 335-6568 ext. 2227. Give them a name to search. Staff can find deeds, mortgages, and marriage records. Copies cost about $1 per page. This is the only way to get property records from Crenshaw County since they are not online.

If you can visit in person, go to the courthouse in Luverne. Bring your ID and any details about the person you seek. Staff can search records and make copies while you wait.

What Crenshaw County Records Contain

Public records in Crenshaw County come from several sources. Each type holds different info useful for people searches. Under Alabama Code § 36-12-40, most records are open to the public.

Property records show who owns land and homes in Crenshaw County. Deeds list buyers, sellers, and property addresses. Mortgages show lenders and loan amounts. Tax records identify current owners. These records help find addresses for property owners. The Probate Court has property records going back many years.

Marriage records contain the names of both spouses. They show the date and place of the wedding. These help trace name changes. Crenshaw County issues marriage licenses and records certificates.

Court records include civil and criminal cases. Civil cases cover lawsuits, divorces, and small claims. Criminal cases show charges and outcomes. Both types often list addresses. Alacourt has Crenshaw County court records online.

Voter data shows registered voters in Crenshaw County. It includes names, addresses, and party ties. Third-party White Pages sites use this data. The state offers free lookup.

Crenshaw County Record Fees

Fees in Crenshaw County follow standard Alabama rates. The Probate Court charges for copies and certified documents. Here are typical fees:

• Copy fees: $1.00 per page
• Certified copies: $3.00 to $5.00 extra
• Recording first page: $13.00 to $18.00
• Additional pages: $3.00 each
• Marriage license: $76.00 to $78.00
• Alacourt search: $9.99 per name

Fees can change. Call the Probate Court to confirm rates before you order copies. They accept cash and checks. Credit cards may have a fee.

Related Records in Crenshaw County

Other offices keep records that may help your search. The Circuit Clerk handles court files. The Tax Assessor tracks property values. The Sheriff has arrest records. Each serves a different purpose.

The Alabama Department of Public Health has vital records statewide. This includes marriage and divorce certificates from 1950 forward. Birth and death records have access limits. Order copies at 334-206-5418 or online.

For criminal background checks, the Alabama Law Enforcement Agency provides official reports. The cost is $25 with fingerprints. The sex offender registry is free and covers Crenshaw County.

About Crenshaw County

Crenshaw County was created in 1866 from parts of Butler, Coffee, Covington, Lowndes, and Pike counties. The original county seat was Rutledge. In 1893, the seat moved to Luverne, which had better railroad access. The gray stone courthouse in Luverne dates from that era.

The county is named for Anderson Crenshaw, an Alabama judge. It sits in the south central part of the state. Most of the land is rural with farms and forest. The Conecuh River runs through the county. Major towns besides Luverne include Brantley and Glenwood.

Crenshaw County has a small population spread across a large area. This means fewer records to search, but you may need to check nearby counties too. Many families have ties across county lines. The probate staff in Luverne can often point you to the right place if records are elsewhere.

Nearby Counties

These counties border Crenshaw County. People often have ties in nearby areas: