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New Madrid District was one of the original five districts formed by the Spanish government when it assumed control in 1770. The other four were St. Louis, St. Charles, Ste. Genevieve, & Cape Girardeau. Eventually the districts became counties and many counties branched off from these original five districts. The first white settlers, two Canadian traders, Francois and Joseph LeSieur, came to the New Madrid district in 1783. New Madrid County was created in 1812. The county seat is New Madrid. Recorder of Deeds has marriage records, Clerk of Circuit Court had divorce records and Civil Court records and Probate Clerk has probate records. New Madrid County, PO Box 68, New Madrid, MO 63869-0068 314-748-2524 (Some of this information was sent in by New Madrid Co native, Mary Sue Shy Anton)

 Mo Archives Project
 Mo Tombstone Transcription Project
Mo Census Project

 New Madrid County is surrounded by the counties of
 Dunklin, Mississippi, Pemiscot, Scott and Stoddard.