Lewis County, Idaho  

 

A big thanks to Linda Simpson, the former Lewis County Coordinator, for all of your hard work on this site.

Lewis county was officially established  March 3,1911  and was created from Nez Perce County.

Prior to this Lewis County area had a very colorful history. The Nez Perce Indians made this area their home for hundreds of years.

The first white men to tread on the soil of what is now Lewis County were  Meriwether Lewis and William Clark, during their famed expedition to the  Pacific Coast in 1805-1806. 

County organizers bestowed upon Meriwether Lewis  the honor of naming the county after him. 

Communities include:  Craigmont, Kamiah, Nezperce, Reubens, and Winchester

 

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 Table of Contents
IDGenWeb Archives Project
 Cemeteries
Penny Postcards
 Useful Addresses
Idaho Vital Records Information
Ricks College 
Genesis Project
Idaho marriage database
 Gazetteer

World War I 
Draft Registrations

Digital Atlas of Lewis County

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 Lewis County Official web site

Idaho Counties

Idaho Death Index 1911-1951

Nez Perce Tribal Website

1900 Nez Perce Reservation

Idaho Indian Reservations  

Picture Postcards

Idaho Executions

Ghost Towns of Idaho


 
  
Neighboring Counties
Clearwater
Idaho
Nez Perce

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01/09/2010