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Idaho Vital Statistics, Volume I: Cemetery Records.com
AZ, CA, ID and NV: 1850-1951 Marriage Index
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Idaho Territory Federal Population Schedules and Mortality Schedules 1870
Idaho Territory Federal Population Schedules and Mortality Schedules 1880
Spring of Gladness: Reminiscences of Pioneer Life in the Wood River Valley
Post Offices of Oregon, Washington, and Idaho
Miners and Travelers' Guide to Oregon, Washington, Idaho, Montana, Wyoming and Colorado, via the Missouri and Columbia Rivers(1865)
Pioneer Days on the Shadowy St. Joe
Idaho Cemetery Records: Cloverdale Cemetery, Boise, Ada County, Idaho
Boise City Directory (Ada County, Idaho) 1981
Bonneville County in the Making
One Hundred Years in Middleton
Canyon CountyNampa's People 1886-1986: Discovering Our Heritage
Canyon CountyNow and Then-a Picture Book of Caribou County Idaho
Settlers of the Silver Sage, Inc.
Clark CountyElmore County: Its Historical Gleanings
Hometown Album: A Pictorial History of Franklin County, Idaho: Horse and Buggy Days and Early Auto EraHistory of Island Park, A Pictorial and Written History From Before 1890 to Idaho's Centennial Year 1990
Fremont CountyIdaho County Voices From the Pioneers to the Present
Pioneer Days in Idaho County [Idaho], Vol. I
Pioneer Days in Idaho County: Volume II
Pioneer Days in Idaho County. Two Volume Set. Both Volumes Signed By the Author
Idaho County's Most Romantic Character, Polly BEMIS
Polk's Coeur D'Alene (Kootenai County, Idaho) Directory 1960
A History of Kootenai CountyThe Authorized Guide to Post Falls, Idaho: City Information, Historical Background, Business Information.
Kootenai CountyKootenai Chronicles: A History of Kootenai County
"52 articles on the history of Kootenai County which appeared weekly in the Coeur d'Alene Press during 1994 and 1995. Numerous photographs from the Museum of North Idaho's archives and detailed information from the Coeur d'Alene Region's rich past."Pioneer Families of Cedar Creek Ridge
A Great Good Country: A Guide to Historic Moscow and Latah County, Idaho
Latah CountyCompany Town: Potlatch, Idaho, and the Potlatch Lumber Company
Latah CountyThe Came to a Ridge
Latah CountySome Pioneer Glimpses of Latah County
Moscow-Latah County Historic Tours Guidebook
History of Leesburg Pioneers
Lemhi County100 Years Together: a Tribute to Lincoln County, Idaho's Centennial
St. John, Oneida County, Idaho
Sketches of Owyhee CountyA Historical, Descriptive and Commercial Directory of Owyhee County, Idaho. January 1898
Gold Town to Ghost Town: The Story of Silver City, Idaho
Owyhee CountyPalouse Country: a Land and Its People
A Tribute to the Past, a Legacy for the Future
Twin FallsSold!
Idaho Genealogical Society Quarterly (9 Misc. Volumes)The Lolo Trail: A History and a Guide to the Trail of Lewis and Clark
Bound for Idaho: The 1864 Trail Journal of Julius Merrill
Pocket Girdles and Other Confessions of a Northwest Farm Girl
The King's Pines of Idaho: a Story of the BROWNs of McCall
"What's a pocket girdle? Find out in this hilarious collection of stories about rural childhood. 'Marianne's writings catch the true and comic flavor of what it's like to grow up in rural Idaho.' --Patrick McManus"
"King's Pines refers to the giant trees of New England that the King reserved for the masts of his great navy. The Brown family emigrated from that area very early, but the lumber term stayed with them. Grace Jordan's original aim was to write mostly of Carl and Ida Brown and of their children, but as she proceeded, she found another image appearing on her canvas: the town of McCall, Idaho itself. So her plan had to be altered, and she wrote of the family and the village that has known them for more than 50 years. Built at the south end of the Payette Lake, McCall became a resort. Aided and encouraged by the caring of the Browns, McCall has become a uniquely satisfactory place to live, self-dependent, spirited, and beautiful because it is natural and unaffected. This is the story of rural Idaho, of strong people and rugged land!"Joseph HARKER Family History: Pioneers, Utah - Canada - Idaho
A Webfoot Volunteer: the Diary of William M. HILLEARY - 1864-1866
The Genealogy of the MILLS Family from Tennessee to Idaho and Beyond
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