Post Offices in Madison County, MO

Madison County was established on Jan 1, 1819. The County Seat is Fredericktown. Madison was formed from territory taken from the following counties: Cape Girardeau , Ste. Genevieve

The current population is 11,581 people and the area is 497 sq. mi.

The county seat is displayed in oblique & bold face. Towns that have more than 4 opening/close dates or are current have links to complete information.

Post Office	Service
Allbright	1905-1941
Arcadia	1841-1858
Blush	1898-1904
Brady	1911
Brundt	1858-UNK
Buckhorn	1901-1959
Cornwall	1870-1880, 1888-1955
Creek Nation	1879-1880
Deguire	1890-1897
Einstine Silver Mine	1879-1892
Faro	1907, 1911-1942
Farrar’s Mill	1860-1864
*Fredericktown*	1827-Present
French Mills	1879-1886
Furr	1904-1905
Goff	1894-1902
Higdon	1895-1942
Jewett	1872-1873, 1877-1948
Krallman	1904-1905
Lance	1894-1906

Post Office	Service
Marblecreek	1904-1905
Marquand	1870-Present
Marsh Creek	1921-1932
Mier	1851-1858
Mill Grove	1850-1856
Millcreek	1909-1976
Mine La Motte	See details
Mine Lamotte	1911-1931E
Pilot Knob	1851, 1854-1858
Rockpoint	1910-1911
Roselle	1895-1959
Saco	1892-1979
Saint Michael’s	1816-1827
Silver Mine	1892-1955
Skrainka	1884-1897
Stacy	1911-1912
Trace Creek	1878-1898
Turkey Creek	1860-1861, 1865-1869
Twelve Mile	1876-1910
Twelve Mile Creek	1856-1857
Zion	1880-1921, 1930-1964

Key to Markings
S	Spray Postmarks
P	Precancels Exist
T	Territorial Period
71	Cancels from 7-1-71 Affair

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There are 41 post offices listed for Madison County.

Post office information from “Missouri Post Offices 1804-1981” ©1982 - Robert G. Schultz. Used with permission of author. Additional info on zip codes, markings and distances come from various members of MOPOHISSOC.
Note: Researchers only listed for towns that have specific researchers separate from the overall county.

Remember, this site is primarily concerned with POSTAL history and makes no claims regarding genealogical research.

List updated: 02 Jan 2008 19:21

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