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In June, 1996,
a group of genealogists organized the South Dakota Comprehensive Genealogy
Database. The idea was to provide a single entry point for all counties
in South Dakota, where collected databases would be stored. In addition,
the databases would be indexed and cross-linked, so that even if an individual
were found in more than one county, they could be located in the index.
At the same time, volunteers were found who were willing to coordinate the collection of databases and generally oversee the contents of the web page. The person responsible for Butte County is Skip Wiest. PLEASE contact him if you have a desire to add your data to the database.
1895 Map of Butte County
Butte
County in Years Gone By: Obituaries, Wills & News Items
Article: "How
Belle Fourche Became the County Seat, and Minnesela Became a Ghost Town"
Butte
County Post Offices
Butte
County Cemeteries
Butte
County Newspapers
SD BLM Database for Butte Co., SD - SDGenWeb Archives
Graduates of Newell High School, 1921-2001
Complete
List of Graduates of Vale High School, 1928-1967
Nisland High School Graduates, 1941-1960
1909
Belle Fourche Business Directory
Click on any of the 6 counties that surround Butte County; that will take you to that county's USGenWeb homepage!
Butte County Courthouse
The Butte County Courthouse (839 5th Avenue, Belle Fourche 57717) may have some of the following records: The Registrar of Deeds may have some birth and death records prior to 1905. All birth and death records after 1905 are recorded at the SD State Department of Health in Pierre. If any marriage records exist before 1905, they would be found in the County Treasurer's Office; after 1905, the Vital Records Division of the SD State Department of Health in Pierre has the county's marriage and divorce records. Divorce records before 1905 may be available from the County Clerk of Courts. Probate records may be available from the County Clerk of Courts; probate records from the earliest days of the county, especially those of pre-statehood (1889), are available only at the State Archives in Pierre. County land records are kept by the Registrar of Deeds office.
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