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MT. State
web site

GenTrails
Big Horn
county.

Crow Reservation

WY. State Site

Sheridan WY. the nearest large town to the reservation.

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[Big Horn Canyon]
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[Crow Info.]
[Border Crossings]
[Forts]
[1890-1901 Vital Records]
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WELCOME TO A VIEW OF MONTANA IN THE SUMMER TIME.

This site includes Crow and homesteader genealogy information. Many names of early Montanans in border crossings from Canada, Military wars, census information, history. I do answer queries and help you get started. If you have data to contribute please e-mail me.
My name is Jo Ann Boyd Scott and as your host I try to post as much data online online as possible in order to make it freely available to all.
I gratefully accept contributions of raw data such as census information, marriage/birth/death records, obituaries, county histories, biographies, old newspaper items, maps, anything that would help someone build their family tree!! E-mail me.
This site is linked to and from the websites, Montana State Genealogy Trails site which includes a list of all the 56 counties in Montana; to the Big Horn County Genealogy Trails site and to the Crow Reservation site.

Data is added daily to this site and the above sites. New is the beginning of the 1885-1914 Indian Census;new banner and Miss Indian America, Lucy Yellow Mule from Wyola, MT. A history is included. This can be found on Sheridan County Wyoming web site.

I have included some pictures of Montana from my favorite photographer, Montana Native -Joe! Thanks for the picture.Look for the trout in the first one. This water stays at 40 degrees in the summer. See the fish?

WARNING, THESE ARE LARGE FILES. VIEWED BEST BY HIGH SPEED INTERENT

VITAL STATISTICS  1882-1901

These are names that appeared in the Billings Gazette, Billings Weekly Times or Billings Post between May of 1882 and 31 December 1901.

Also listed are the date(s) of the listing, the type of event and the place where the person lived or where the event took place. Types of events include birth or death announcements, granting of business licenses, marriage licenses, voter records, homestead applications, student records, naturalizations, lists of delinquent taxpayers—anything that leaves a paper trail.

 The early Gazettes covered a huge circulation area from northern Wyoming to the western Dakotas to the entire state of Montana so although records are mostly from the Billings area, many are from adjacent areas. There are almost no obits in the early papers. Announcements of deaths tend to be very brief, sometimes no more than a single line unles
s the person was very well-known.