Greenlee County was formed in 1909 and named after Mason (Masin) Greenlee, an early colonizer in the Clifton region. Being Arizona's 14th county and a part of Graham County, it has Clifton as its largest city and county seat.

With a population of around eight thousand with about three thousand households and two thousand families it is the least populous county of Arizona. The ethnic composition of Greenlee is Non- Hispanic or White, Asian, Native American, Black or African American, Pacific Islander, Hispanic or Latino of any race and two or more other races.

If you ever wanted to learn about your family members who are no more in the world, or about their whereabouts, their aspiration, their lifestyles, and many more in social and historical context, you may find this repository well worth of your research. The vast collection of records maintained in this repository is highly conducive to a comprehensive and fruitful research. So, count this site and make up your mind to run your research over this repository.