Search Walker County White Pages

Walker County White Pages use public records from the Probate Court in Jasper. This county was built on the Warrior Coal Field and ranked second only to Jefferson County in coal production during 1900. Walker County keeps property deeds, marriage licenses, and other documents that show names and addresses. The Probate Office provides in-person access and helps residents search records for finding people in this area.

Walker County Probate Court

The Walker County Probate Court handles all recorded documents in the county. This office files deeds, mortgages, liens, and marriage licenses. It also processes wills, estates, and guardianships. These records contain personal details that help with White Pages searches in Walker County.

The Probate Office is on Third Avenue in downtown Jasper. Note that the office closes from noon to 1 PM for lunch. Staff can help you search records and make copies. Walker County has a rich coal mining history, with the Alabama Mining Museum located in nearby Dora. Lewis Smith Lake draws visitors from across the region to Walker County.

How to Search Walker County Records Online

Walker County has limited online record access compared to some other Alabama counties. For court records, use the statewide Alacourt ACCESS portal. This system covers civil, criminal, and domestic cases from Walker County. The fee is $9.99 per name search. Document images cost $5.00 for the first 20 pages.

The image above shows the Alacourt system used for Walker County court records. Enter a name and the system returns matching cases. Results include case type, filing date, and party names. This helps you find current and past addresses for people with court matters in Walker County.

For property records, contact the Walker County Probate Office directly. Staff can search by name or parcel and provide copies. Plan to visit in person or call ahead to request a search. Some older records may only exist on paper or microfilm at the courthouse.

What Walker County Records Show

Public records in Walker County reveal facts about people. Property deeds show who owns land and where they live. Mortgages link people to lenders and addresses. Marriage licenses list both spouse names. Estate files may reveal family members and heirs. All of these are public under Alabama law.

A Walker County record search may show:

• Full legal names
• Property addresses
• Mailing addresses
• Names of spouses
• Names of heirs or co-owners
• Transaction dates and amounts

These details help when you need to find someone. The coal industry brought many families to Walker County over the years. Some stayed for generations. Property records trace these family histories through deed transfers and estate filings in Walker County.

Walker County People Search Sites

Many websites offer White Pages searches that include Walker County data. These sites pull from public records, voter files, and other sources. They make it fast to find names, addresses, and phone numbers.

Common sites for Walker County lookups:

• Whitepages.com - 275+ million records
• Spokeo - Social and public data
• BeenVerified - Background reports
• PeopleFinders - Address and phone lookup

These sites charge for full reports. Basic previews may be free. The same data often exists at the Walker County Probate Court. Third-party sites save time but may have outdated info.

Walker County Voter Records

Voter registration is public in Alabama. Check the Alabama voter lookup to verify if someone is registered. This confirms a name and which county they vote in. It does not show home addresses, but it confirms residence in Walker County.

The Walker County Board of Registrars keeps full voter rolls with addresses and birth dates. Political parties and campaigns can request this data. For most people, the online lookup is enough to confirm someone lives in Walker County.

Walker County Record Fees

The Walker County Probate Court charges fees for copies and certified documents. These fees are below average for Alabama.

Standard Walker County fees:

• Certified copies: $3.00 first page
• Each additional page: $1.00
• Marriage license: $78.00
• Regular copies: $1.00 per page

Alacourt charges $9.99 per name search and $5.00 for document images. Contact the Walker County Probate Office to verify current fees before you order.

Walker County History and Records

Walker County has deep roots in coal mining. In 1900, it was the second largest coal producer in Alabama behind Jefferson County. Mines drew workers from across the region and beyond. Many families settled here for generations. Their history shows in property records passed from parent to child.

Lewis Smith Lake was created in 1961 and changed the area. It drew new residents and vacation home buyers. These transactions appear in Walker County records. The Alabama Mining Museum in Dora preserves the county's coal heritage. If you search for someone with mining family ties, Walker County records may show generations of ownership.

State Resources for Walker County

State agencies offer records that work with Walker County data. These include criminal history, business filings, and vital records.

Key state tools:

• ALEA Criminal Records - $25 background check
• Secretary of State Business Search - Free company lookup
• Alabama Vital Records - Marriage and divorce certificates
• Sex Offender Registry - Free public search

These databases cover all Alabama counties. Use them with Walker County records for a complete search.

Alabama Public Records Laws

Code of Alabama 36-12-40 gives residents the right to inspect public records. This applies to most records at the Walker County Probate Court. Code of Alabama 36-12-41 requires offices to provide copies for reasonable fees.

Most records in Walker County are open to the public. Some are sealed by law. Property deeds, marriage licenses, and court files are generally accessible. Staff at the Probate Court can explain what is available.

Nearby Counties

These counties border Walker County. Each has its own Probate Court and public records.