Lincoln County, Wyoming Genealogy

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Parent County
1913--Lincoln County was created 20 February 1913 from Uinta County. County seat: Kemmerer 

Cemeteries
The following is a list of cemeteries in Lincoln County:


 * South Lincoln Cemetery

Cokeville Headstones and Obituaries (Sponsored by the Cokeville Historical Society)

 * Border Cemetery
 * Cokeville Cemetery
 * Geneva Cemetery
 * Raymond Cemetery
 * Sage Cemetery
 * Smith Fork Cemetery

Kemmerer Headstones (Sponsored by the Lincoln County Historical Society)

 * Beaver Cemetrey
 * Diamondville Cemetery
 * Ham's Fork Cemetery
 * Holden Cemetery
 * Kemmerer Cemetery
 * Twin Creeks Cemetery
 * Viola-LaBarge Cemetery

Star Valley Headstones and Obituaries (Sponsored by the Star Valley Historical Society)

 * Afton Cemetery
 * Alpine Cemetery
 * Amesville Cemetery
 * Auburn Cemetery
 * Bedford Cemetery
 * Etna Cemetery
 * Fairview Cemetery
 * Freedom Cemetery
 * Grover Cemetery
 * Smoot Cemetery
 * Thayne Cemetery
 * Turnerville Cemetery

Church
LDS Ward and Branch Records


 * Afton
 * Afton N.
 * Afton S.
 * Auburn
 * Bedford
 * Cokeville
 * Cumberland
 * Diamondvillle
 * Diamondville-Kemmerer
 * Elkol
 * Etna
 * Fairview
 * Freedom
 * Grover
 * Kemmerer
 * Kemmerer-Diamondville
 * Oakley
 * Osmond
 * Smoot
 * Thayne
 * Turnerville

Migration
Early migration routes to and from for European and African American settlers included:


 * Green River
 * Oregon Trail 1830s to 1890s from western Missouri to Oregon City, Oregon
 * Sublette-Greenwood Cutoff 1844 from South Pass, Wyoming to Fort Hall, Idaho
 * California Trail 1846 to 1869 from western Missouri to northern California

Vital Records
2,231 marriages from 12 Jan 1899 are listed on the Western States Marriage Index.

Family History Centers

 * Introduction to LDS Family History Centers
 * Afton Wyoming Family History Center
 * Kemmerer Wyoming Family History Center

Web Sites

 * County Clerk
 * GenWeb
 * Lookups (GenWeb)
 * Wikipedia