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Cass County

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Office of the Cass County Clerk

346 Main St., Rm. 202
Plattsmouth, NE. 68048
Phone: 402-296-9300

Hours: Monday through Friday 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Closed for major and federal holidays

Resources:

Index to Cass Co. Marriages - This index covers all years for which marriage records exist. Entered on 3x5 cards, one can search this alphabetical index by the surname of the bride or the surname of the groom.
Marriage Records - The original marriage records, beginning in 1855, have been transferred to microfiche. In addition to the names of the bride and groom, date of marriage, and names of witnesses, a marriage record MAY also provide age, parents names, state of birth, and current residence for the couple.

Fees:
Marriage records obtained in person or by mail are $1 per copy and $5 per certified copy.

In Person:
The Index to Marriages is readily accessible to the public. The marriage records microfiche can be viewed and/or photo-copied with the assistance of the office personnel.

By Mail:
Your request should include the names of the bride and the groom and be accompanied by a check to cover the above stated fees. Please also include an SASE.

Note: I have found the staff of the County Clerk's Office to be very helpful and friendly.

County Court Office

same street address as above
Rm. 201

Hours: Monday through Friday 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Closed for major and federal holidays and Arbor Day

Resources:

Index to Cass Co. Probate Records - There are two indices covering all years for which probate records exist. Both are contained within one book and are arranged alphabetically by surname. Index entries do not contain dates.
Probate Records - The original probate records are held in this office

Fees:
Copies are 1.00 per page and must be obtained through office personnel.

In Person:
The book containing the Indices to Probate Records is available at the counter in the County Court Office. Probate records are available for viewing upon request .

By Mail:
The County Court Office will not accept requests for probate records made through the mail. All such requests must be made in person.

Note: Due to the location of older wills and time constraints on County Court office personnel, one may have to return a number of times in order to view a probate record or to receive copies.

Register of Deeds Office

same street address as above

Hours: Monday through Friday 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Closed for major and federal holidays and Arbor Day

Resources:

Large original books of deeds, registries and sales of property, are available for public perusal. These date back to the formation of the county in 1855. Come in with a surname or a legal description and as much information as possible about the parties involved in the property.

Fees:
Copies are .50 cents per page (very large pages) and must be obtained through office personnel.

In Person:
These can only be viewed and searched in person.

Note:While clerks can be of some help in your search, their time is limited and they must give priority to the county's regular business. Also, please be aware that the tables where books are laid out for viewing are tall, so a researcher must stand. When I went there, I found my legs wore out before my search ended.


Contact the State Coordinator:

David Gochenour

Questions or Comments?

If you have questions or problems with this site, email the County Coordinator David Gochenour

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