Welcome to Genesee County MIGenWeb
Welcome to Genesee County MIGenWeb
Welcome to Genesee County MIGenWeb
Welcome to Genesee County MIGenWeb
Welcome to Genesee County MIGenWeb
Welcome to Genesee County MIGenWeb
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Genesee County MIGenWeb is a free genealogical and historical collection of information provided by volunteers. We hope you find helpful clues for your research of ancestors and relatives of Genesee county.
Celebrating our 25th anniversary
The MIGenWeb Project was created in 1996, and this Genesee County site has played it’s part since the beginning!
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What’s New at Genesee County MIGenWeb since your last visit
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Genesee County - The Great Crossing
Jacob Smith, a Canadian-born German, and his Chippewa wife opened a trading post in 1819 where Flint is now located, then the site was called Grand Traverse or "the great crossing". Jacob Stevens, a farmer from New York state became the first settler in what then called Flint River in 1825.
The county was named after Edward L. Bonner who established a ferry on the Kootenai River in 1864 near present day Bonners Ferry, ID. which is now the county seat of our neighbor Boundary County
The county seat of Bonner county is Sandpoint.
Research Resources
Make sure you check the Research Resources section!
