Stakes and Wards of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in Davis County, Utah

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 Stakes in Davis County, 1930[edit | edit source]

  • North Davis Stake, Utah[1]
    • Boundaries: North part of Davis County, Utah. The stake extends north to Weber County (or Weber Stake), east to the Wasatch Mountains, south to the [[South Davis Stake, and west to the Great Salt Lake.
    • Wards, 1930: Clearfield, Kaysville, Layton, Sunset, Syracruse, West Layton, West Point
    • Stake boundariesSoutheast part of Davis County, Utah. The stake extends north to the North Davis Stake, Utah east to the Wasatch Mountains, south to the Salt Lake County boundary line (or Salt Lake and Ensign stakes), and west to the Great Salt Lake.
    • Wards, 1930:Bountiful 1st, Bountiful 2nd, Centerville 1st, Centerville 2nd, Farmington, North Farmington, South Bountiful, West Bountiful


Alpha list of wards in the county[edit | edit source]

Linked below are the ward and stake records for Davis County, Utah on microfilm at the FamilySearch Library. Click on a ward for records (up to about 1948).

  • For a timeline history and boundaries of wards that existed in 1930, click to the appropriate stake (above).
  • For later records, check with the Church History Library.

Bountiful 1st WardBountiful 2nd WardBountiful 3rd WardBountiful 4th WardBountiful 5th WardBountiful WardCenterville 1st WardCenterville 2nd WardCenterville WardClearfield 1st WardClearfield 2nd WardClearfield StakeClearfield WardClinton WardDavis StakeEast Bountiful WardFarmington 7th WardFarmington WardKaysville 1st WardKaysville 2nd WardKaysville WardLayton 1st WardLayton 2nd WardLayton 3rd WardLayton 4th WardLayton WardNorth Farmington WardOrchard WardSahara Village BranchSouth Bountiful WardSouth Davis StakeSouth Weber WardSunset WardSyracuse WardVal Verda 2nd WardVal Verda WardWest Bountiful WardWest Point Ward

 References[edit | edit source]

  1. Andrew Jenson, Encyclopedic History of the Church (Salt Lake City: Deseret News, 1941), p.588
  2. Andrew Jenson, Encyclopedic History of the Church (Salt Lake City: Deseret News, 1941), P. 814-815