Gone - But Not Forgotten
Dedicated to and In Memory of
The People of Clay County, Nebraska
| Old Trusty Days |
| Brand-Wilson Funeral Home, Hastings | |
| DeWitt Funeral Services, Hastings | |
| Livingston-Butler-Volland Funeral Home, Hastings |
| 1886 Clay County Plat Book | |
| 1917 Clay County Farmers Directory | |
| Methodist Episcopal Church - 1897 Nebraska Conference |
| State Military Files | Biographies | Grand Army of the Republic | Miscellaneous World War One | Federal Pensioners | Rosters; 1891 ; 1893 ; 1895 |
| Vietnam Veterans Memorial | Vietnam War casualties -Virtual wall |
| Birth and Death Records | Where to write |
| Nebraska Ancestree (Journals) | |
| Clay County - Births & Deaths 1915 - 1918 |
| Adams County |
Nebraska Census 1856, Clay County -
Clay County as formed by the First Territorial Legislature was twenty four miles square and lay between the counties of Lancaster and Gage. In 1863 the county was divided by the legislature, the northern half being added to Lancaster and the southern half to Gage. Later the name was given to a different county further west.
