Wards and Branches of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in Cedar Fort, Utah County, Utah

Cedar Fort is a village in Cedar Valley, in the northwestern corner of Utah County, which has had an LDS congregation from 1853 to the present.

Church Units and Boundaries



 * Stakes: Utah Stake (1851-1901), Alpine Stake (1901-1928), Lehi Stake (1928-)
 * Cedar Valley Ward (1853): originally included the village of Cedar Fort and all of Cedar Valley. While Fairfield Branch/Ward existed (1860s-1961), this ward only included the northern part of the valley (the exact southern boundary is uncertain). As the Northeastern part of the valley has filled with suburban homes starting in the 1980s, Cedar Valley Ward has been reduced to the area around the villages of Cedar Fort and Fairfield.

Obtain the Records

 * in the Family History Library
 * 🇨🇱 in the Church History Library catalogued under LR 1512.
 * Peterson, Margery J. (2003)
 * p 424-425.

History Timeline to 1941

 * 1852: First Mormon pioneers settle at Cedar Fort.
 * 1860s: Fairfield is organized as a dependent branch of Cedar Valley Ward.
 * 13 January 1901: Cedar Valley Ward is included in the newly organized Alpine Stake.
 * 18 May 1923: Fairfield is reorganized as an independent ward.
 * 1 July 1928: Cedar Valley Ward is included in the newly created Lehi Stake.