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==== Populated Places  ====
==== Populated Places  ====
* Adamana
* Allentown
* Alpine
* Blue Gap
* Boneyard
* Bonita Trading Post
* Burnside
* Chambers
* Chetco
* Chinle
* Concho
* Cornfields
* Correjo Crossing
* Cottonwood
* Cove
* Coyote Springs
* Crosby Crossing
* Del Muerto
* Dennehotso
* Diamond Fields
* Eagar
* El Tule
* Emmanuel Mission
* Feaster
* Flat Rock
* Fort Defiance
* Ganado
* Green Spot
* Greer
* Greer Place
* Hawley Lake
* Heap Place
* Horse Mesa
* Houck
* Hunt
* Hunters Point
* Junction Overlook
* Kinlichee
* Kinney Junction
* Klagetoh
* Los Burros
* Lower Wheatfields
* Lukachukai
* Lupton
* Many Farms
* Maverick
* McNary
* Mexican Water
* Mexican Water Trading Post
* Milkwater
* Navajo
* Nazlini
* Northwoods
* Nutrioso
* Oak Springs
* Paulcell Place
* Pine Springs
* Pinta
* Potter Place
* Red Mesa
* Red Rock
* Richville
* Rock Point
* Rosebud
* Rough Rock
* Round Rock
* Saint Johns
* Saint Michaels
* Salado
* Salina
* Sand Springs
* Sanders
* Sawmill
* Sehili
* Springerville
* Steamboat
* Steamboat Canyon
* Sunrise Springs
* Tahchee
* Tanner Springs
* Teec Nos Pos
* Tes Nez Iah
* Three Forks
* Totacon
* Toyei
* Troweek
* Tsintaa Yiti Ii
* Twin Falls
* Upper Wheatfields
* Vernon
* Wheatfields
* White Clay
* Wide Ruins
* Window Rock
* Wood Springs
* Woodspring Trading Post
*&nbsp; Yazzi<br>


==== Neighboring Counties  ====
==== Neighboring Counties  ====

Revision as of 21:13, 21 October 2008

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County Courthouse[edit | edit source]

  • Apache County Arizona Vital Records
    Clerk of The Court Apache County
    P.O. Box 365
    St. Johns, Arizona 85936
    Phone: (928) 337-4364


History[edit | edit source]

Parent County[edit | edit source]

1879--Apache County was created 14 February 1879 from Yavapai County.  County seat: St. Johns [1]

Boundary Changes[edit | edit source]

Record Loss[edit | edit source]

Places/Localities[edit | edit source]

Populated Places[edit | edit source]

  •  Adamana
  •  Allentown
  •  Alpine
  •  Blue Gap
  •  Boneyard
  •  Bonita Trading Post
  •  Burnside
  •  Chambers
  •  Chetco
  •  Chinle
  •  Concho
  •  Cornfields
  •  Correjo Crossing
  •  Cottonwood
  •  Cove
  •  Coyote Springs
  •  Crosby Crossing
  •  Del Muerto
  •  Dennehotso
  •  Diamond Fields
  •  Eagar
  •  El Tule
  •  Emmanuel Mission
  •  Feaster
  •  Flat Rock
  •  Fort Defiance
  •  Ganado
  •  Green Spot
  •  Greer
  •  Greer Place
  •  Hawley Lake
  •  Heap Place
  •  Horse Mesa
  •  Houck
  •  Hunt
  •  Hunters Point
  •  Junction Overlook
  •  Kinlichee
  •  Kinney Junction
  •  Klagetoh
  •  Los Burros
  •  Lower Wheatfields
  •  Lukachukai
  •  Lupton
  •  Many Farms
  •  Maverick
  •  McNary
  •  Mexican Water
  •  Mexican Water Trading Post
  •  Milkwater
  •  Navajo
  •  Nazlini
  •  Northwoods
  •  Nutrioso
  •  Oak Springs
  •  Paulcell Place
  •  Pine Springs
  •  Pinta
  •  Potter Place
  •  Red Mesa
  •  Red Rock
  •  Richville
  •  Rock Point
  •  Rosebud
  •  Rough Rock
  •  Round Rock
  •  Saint Johns
  •  Saint Michaels
  •  Salado
  •  Salina
  •  Sand Springs
  •  Sanders
  •  Sawmill
  •  Sehili
  •  Springerville
  •  Steamboat
  •  Steamboat Canyon
  •  Sunrise Springs
  •  Tahchee
  •  Tanner Springs
  •  Teec Nos Pos
  •  Tes Nez Iah
  •  Three Forks
  •  Totacon
  •  Toyei
  •  Troweek
  •  Tsintaa Yiti Ii
  •  Twin Falls
  •  Upper Wheatfields
  •  Vernon
  •  Wheatfields
  •  White Clay
  •  Wide Ruins
  •  Window Rock
  •  Wood Springs
  •  Woodspring Trading Post
  •   Yazzi

Neighboring Counties[edit | edit source]

Resources[edit | edit source]

Cemeteries[edit | edit source]

 Arizona Cemetery Transcription and Photo Project

Church[edit | edit source]

LDS Ward and Branch Records

  • Alpine
  • Amity
  • Cooley
  • Eagar
  • Greer
  • Nutrioso
  • Omer
  • St. Johns
  • Union
  • Vernon

Court[edit | edit source]

Land[edit | edit source]

Local Histories[edit | edit source]

Maps[edit | edit source]

Military[edit | edit source]

Newspapers[edit | edit source]

Probate[edit | edit source]

Taxation[edit | edit source]

Vital Records[edit | edit source]

Societies and Libraries[edit | edit source]

Web Sites[edit | edit source]

  • USGenWeb project. May have maps, name indexes, history or other information for this county. Select the state, then the county.
  • Family History Library Catalog

References[edit | edit source]

  1. The Handybook for Genealogists: United States of America,10th ed. (Draper, UT:Everton Publishers, 2002).