Occupying an area of 634 sq mi, Lee County was established in the year 1874 and was named in the honor of the Robert E. Lee. The county houses a population of around 16.6K with the racial tradition of White, Native American, black or African American, Asian, Hispanic or Latino, Pacific Islander, and others along with about 5.6K households and 4.1K families. Giddings is the County seat and the largest city of this County.

Today the Lee County records site stands out as a place of valid data like marriage registration number, military achievements and duty details, last will and liens, land and real estate allocation and registration deeds, divorce decree and census index with familial Social Security Numbers, naturalization and immigration reports together with adoption and adoptee reports, birth and marital status, accomplishments of the war martyrs of World War I&II and American civil wars, civil court activities and much more.