Shelby County, MO Birth, Death, Marriage, Divorce Records
Shelby County, named for the first governor of the state of Kentucky, Isaac Shelby, was founded in 1835. One of the original settlements within the county borders was the town of Shelbyville, MO, which is now the county seat. Both the County Circuit Clerk and the County Recorder are located there within the Shelby County Courthouse on 100 East Main Street. The two offices count, among their other duties, the filing and dispensing of a number of record types, from property and marriage records to divorce and criminal ones. Those who named the towns in the county followed a theme, and the Shelby County Historical Society is located in the nearby town of Shelbina at 107 South Center. The Society operates a museum at that address that is open on Fridays only from 1:00PM until 3:00PM, only during the months of June, July, and August. Shelby County Recorder Office - Birth, Death, Marriage & Divorce Records
Shelby County
PO Box 188
Shelbyville, MO 63469
Hours of Operation: 8AM-N, 1PM-4PM
Phone: 573-633-2821
Fax: 573-633-1004
Real Estate: 573-633-2821
Assessor: 573-633-2521
Treasurer: 573-633-2574
Elections: 573-633-2181
Vital Records: 573-633-2353
Recording Officer: Recorder of Deeds
Assessor Fax: 573-633-1004
Assessor Address: 100 E Main
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