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Welcome to
Bannock County,
Idaho
a part of the USGenWeb Project. It is our goal to provide you
with the best information possible when searching for your
Bannock ancestors. I am
Judy White
and I
will be your host for Bannock County.
Idaho State
USGenWeb Project
Mike St. Clair
is the
State Coordinator for Idaho.
If you are interested in adopting an Idaho County,
please
contact him.
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In February 1864, the territory of Idaho was divided
into Shoshone, Nez Perce, Idaho, Boise, Owyhee, Alturas
and Oneida Counties, the last of which included the
present county of Bannock. Soda Springs was the first
county seat, which was afterward moved to Malad City.
Bingham county was created January 13, 1885, out of the
northern and eastern parts of Oneida county, the
southern part of which was made into Bannock County,
March 6, 1893. This county was named after the Bannock
Indians, who were its original inhabitants, and who
still own many acres within the county limits. Read more
of the
History of Bannock County, Idaho
Bannock
County Research
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