This county is available for adoption. Contact State Coordinator at
Or visit our "Volunteer" page for detailed information on how to become a County Coordinator.
* * * 1940 Census Released * * *
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1940 enumeration district maps - Once there select the "State", and go to "County" and then click on "Get ED Map Images" and you will get the entire county.Since 1940 indexes are works in progress, you will have to find your ancestors by the district in which they were counted. familysearch.org is recruiting people to help with indexing. Local LDS Family History Centers and Idaho Genealogical Society are organizing groups. |
Welcome!
Main Towns include:
Ashton, Island Park, Newdale, Parker, St. Anthony (county seat) and Teton and Warm River
Fremont County was established in 1893 from Bingham County. It is bounded on the north by the Continental Divide and Montana and on the east by Wyoming. A portion of the county is in the Targee National Forest.
Historic Background
"Fremont County is named for John C. Fremont, an explorer of the West, known as the "Pathfinder." The first recorded white visitor to the area was Captain Andrew Henry who established a post on the North Fork of the Snake River about five miles from the present town of St. Anthony. The post was used by several succeeding expeditions into the area. The first settlement in the county was at Egin Bench in 1879. A bridge was built across the North Fork at St. Anthony Falls in 1887, and a short time later the townsite of St. Anthony was platted. Mormons moved into the area and built farms." -- The Idaho Almanac, 1977 Edition, State of Idaho.
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| BYUI Western States Marriage Index | |
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GenWeb Archives, Fremont County includes Biographies, Cemeteries, WWI Draft Registration, Obituaries & Photographs | |
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We would like to thank Charlotte A. Frew and Mike St. Clair for the work they did on this site as county coordinators for Fremont County. This county is currently up for adoption.
Updated March 15, 2012
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