Kimble County, established in 1858, was named George C. Kimble, and has a sum region of 1,251 sq mi. The County seat and the largest city is Junction. The sum populace of the district is over 4.6K individuals with an intermingling cohabitation of White, Native American, black or African American, Asian, Hispanic or Latino, Pacific Islander, and others on the top of more than 1.8K lodging units and 1.2K families.

The familial records like probates, obituary and burial news, birth, divorce declarations, civil court proceedings, death and demise details, marital status, adoption and adoptee particulars, ancestral Social Security Numbers, military enlistment and service history, martial feat of our war heroes of American civil wars and World War I&II, real estate and property assessment and allocation reports, marriage registration numbers, last will and guardianship documents, assets configuration, other legal documents, naturalization and immigration reports, census data and so on obtained from the Kimble County data website, not only reveal the actual truths of our forefather’s life but also depict the genuine picture of today’s reality.