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    • Page from History of Idaho; a narrative account of its historical progress, its people and its principal interests
    Page from History of Idaho; a narrative account of its historical progress, its people and its principal interests. Published in 1914.

    The history books published in Idaho offer genealogists a glimpse into the lives of pioneers, miners, and settlers in the rugged American West. County and regional histories often contain biographical sketches, land claims, and records of early towns and industries, such as logging and agriculture. These works may also provide insight into migration routes, including those who came west via the Oregon Trail or after the Homestead Act. Native American history, railroad expansion, and mining booms are often key themes. For researchers tracing frontier ancestors or families who helped build Idaho’s communities, these books are essential tools that provide both valuable context and personal details that bring ancestral stories to life.


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