PINE VALLEY, UTAH

     The town of Pine Valley has had a varied and interesting history. From its beginnings as a lumber and lifestock area, to a thriving town, to a near ghost town (with only summer residents), to a recreation area, and now back to a community with year-round residents; Pine Valley has always been a desirable place. At over 6500 ft. elevation the high mountain valley is a beautiful, peaceful place to visit or to live. The descendants of the early settlers proudly include many well-educated and well-known people.  - CBA
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Pine Valley Cemetery Listings
Old Pine Valley Cemetery
Pine Valley Pioneer Index

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Other Pine Valley Links:

• PineValleyUtah.org
• Short Pine Valley History
• Pine Valley: A short history of the area by InfoWest.com.
• The Pine Valley Chapel (25-Oct-1994) This page is no longer online, this is the link to the archived page.
• Pine Valley Church - Surweb.org

  Pine Valley Families:

• William Snow
• Major General Grandison Gardner
• Harrison Burgess (1814-1883)
• William Burgess Sr. (1794-1880)
  
  Other Pine Valley Links:
• SUMMARY OF 1902 PINE VALLEY, UT EARTHQUAKE
• Individual Accounts for 1902 Pine Valley Earthquake
  
  
  

Note to all:

If you have histories of the Pine Valley pioneers (on a website or that you would like to have published on the web), other genealogy help for this town, or know of related links please let me know.
--Cindy Alldredge