Kane Co., Utah GenWeb

Kanab, Kane Co., Utah

Kane County was named for Colonel Thomas L. Kane in honor of his friendship with the Mormon Pioneers.
It was created in 1860 and redefined in 1864. It lies along Utah's southern border.

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Bibliography - Books about Kane County

History of Kane County Publisher, Date: Salt Lake City : Kane County Daughters of Utah Pioneers, 1970. Call Number: 979.2 D2383 ka
A history of Kane County by Bradley-Evans, Martha. Series: Utah centennial county history series. Publisher, Date: Salt Lake City : Utah State Historical Society ; [Kanab] : Kane County Commission, 1999. Call Number: 979.251 B811 hi

Neighboring Counties

Cemeteries

Kanab City Cemetery

General Information

Libraries

LDS Family History Center
115 S 100 E
Glendale, Utah
Phone: 435-645-2305

Kane County Locations

Adairville (ghost town)
Alton (Graham Roundy's Station)
Big Water
Bullfrog
Clarksdale
Factory Farm
Fort Meek
Fort Wahweap
Glendale (Berryville)
Georgetown
Johnson
Kanab
Long Valley Junction
Mount Carmel
Orderville
Paria
Shirts Fort
Upper Kanab
White House