Mills County, established in 1887, was named on the behalf of John T. Mills and has a total area of 750 sq mi. The County seat and the largest city is Goldthwaite. The total population of the county is over 4.9K with the ethnic institution of White, Native American, black or African American, Asian, Hispanic or Latino, Pacific Islander, and others along with around 2K households and 1.3K families. The County is situated on the Edwards Plateau in Central Texas.

Widespread information on public and vital statistics such as military accomplishments and responsibility specifics along with rank and entity, adoption and adoptee accounts, naturalization and immigration reports, separation decree, ancestral Social Security Numbers, civil court events, birth and birth certificate volume numbers, land and real estate evaluation and distribution activities, marriage and marital status, census index, probates and liens including last will, custody, property arrangements and other lawful credentials, World War I&II and civil war records and many of the same kind can now be easily obtained from the Mills County records index.