Bedford County Genealogy
- Formed 1807
- Parent county / earlier Rutherford / more Middle TN parentage
- County seat Shelbyville
Bedford County, Tennessee — formed 1807. Research hub notes below; verify at Tennessee State Library and Archives (TSLA).
In-depth topics
- Getting started in Bedford
- Land & deeds research notes
- Probate & estates research notes
- Newspapers & obituaries
- Churches & cemeteries
- Tax lists & local assessments — Bedford
- Military service & pensions — Bedford
- Migration & neighbor counties — Bedford
- African American research notes — Bedford
- Repositories & film strategy — Bedford
- Quick research checklist — Bedford
- Churches & registers — Bedford
- Newspapers & legal notices — Bedford
- Cemeteries & burial evidence — Bedford
- City & business directories — Bedford
- Maps, plats & boundaries — Bedford
Towns & communities
History notes
Bedford County, Tennessee. Bedford County (seat Shelbyville) is classic Middle Tennessee farm-and-town research. Check Rutherford, Moore, Coffee, Lincoln for neighbors.
Verify series at Tennessee State Library and Archives (TSLA). Neighbor FAN work: abstract witnesses and adjoining owners.
Newspapers
Cemeteries & burial research
- Bedford County cemeteries & churchyards
Societies & repositories
- Bedford County public library / local history desk
- Bedford County historical / genealogical societies
- Tennessee State Library & Archives (TSLA)
- Tennessee State Library and Archives (TSLA)
- Tennessee Encyclopedia of History and Culture
- TeVA Digital Collections
- Chronicling America / TN newspaper research
- Tennessee Encyclopedia of History and Culture
Vital records
Standard late TN vital registration pattern.
Census
Federal census; tax lists for sparse decades.
Courthouse & contacts
Bedford County courthouse, Shelbyville.
If not found here, try…
- Formed 1807
- Parent / earlier jurisdiction Rutherford / more Middle TN parentage — check district-era records before this county existed (districts guide).
Sources & further reading
- Tennessee Encyclopedia of History and Culture
- County formation & boundaries
- Place-names & communities
- Tennessee State Library and Archives (TSLA)
- Chronicling America / TN newspaper research
- Chronicling America (Library of Congress)
- FamilySearch Wiki · TNGenWeb