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Wibaux County MT Genealogical Resources


Thanks to the hard volunteer work of Elaine Cecil, we are able to offer:

Index to the Wibaux Pioneer-Gazette from 1907 through Feb of 1914. JPEGs of articles available - contact Elaine Cecil with inquiries. Put "WIBAUX" in subject line of your email.

stphillip2.jpg (387769 bytes)Index to St. Philip's Catholic Church 75th Anniversary Book - 30 June 1985. Out of print. JPEGs of family pictures available - contact Elaine Cecil with inquiries. Put "WIBAUX" in subject line of your email.

Pictures of St. Philip's Cemetery headstones. See St Philip's Cemetery database (PDF file).  JPEGs available - - contact Elaine Cecil with inquiries. Put "WIBAUX" in subject line of your email.

Click HERE to visit Elaine's web site containing complete transcriptions of Wibaux County cemeteries!

Elaine will answer all emails but she travels and may not get back to you immediately. Patience, please.

Elaine has also sent a copy of this St. Philip's Pioneers plaque from the church building. Click on the thumbnail to view.


John Dobrowski and his 1925 Rumly Oil Pull tractor

Wibaux Newspapers on Microfilm: The Montana Historical Society has filmed almost all Montana newspapers. Research requests can be made to allow you access to these films at your local library through Interlibrary Loan:
http://mhs.mt.gov/research/library/interlibrary.asp

Wibaux County History
A short history of Wibaux County, Montana

Surnames of Wibaux County
View or Link to your Wibaux County Surnames here.

Stories
Stories contributed by our readers

Obituaries
Obituaries contributed by readers.

Cemetery Transcriptions
St Philip's Cemetery database is complete and is on line. (Thanks to Elaine Cecil!)
It's in PDF format, readable on any computer.
We are still looking for volunteers to transcribe the Wibaux Cemetery.

Photo Gallery
Historical and family photos shared by readers.

 
HELPFUL HINT REGARDING CENSUS RECORDS: Wibaux County had not been formed when the 1910 Federal Census was taken. Most of the County's residents were counted in Dawson County, in the "Wibaux School District."  Residents in the far south of the future Wibaux County were enumerated in the "Carlyle School District" of Custer County.

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