Recording of deeds in Missouri is done at the:

Missouri does not maintain a state capital recording office for individual real property deeds — recording is a county-level function, and directing a deed to Jefferson City (the state capital) would result in the instrument not being properly recorded and the buyer losing constructive notice protection.

Missouri does not use a town clerk system for deed recording — unlike some New England states (such as Connecticut or Vermont) where towns are the primary unit of local government and record deeds, Missouri is organized by counties, and the County Recorder of Deeds holds this responsibility.

There is no federal registry for private real property deed recording in the United States — real property law is a matter of state and local jurisdiction, and the federal government does not maintain a national database of individual property deed transfers.