Judith Basin MTGenWeb
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This Web site is part of the MTGenWeb and the USGenWeb Project and it is dedicated to genealogical research.
Its purpose is to aid researchers who have roots in Judith Basin County, Montana.
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MTGenWeb State Coordinator.
Thank you to the previous volunteers who made this website what it is today.

Basics

On-Line Data

Projects

• Copyright Information
• Queries
• County Resources
• Mailing List

• Cemetery Records
• Church Records
• MTSGS Death Index
• The Jozef Koval family

• National Register of Historic Places

• Judith Basin County Photos
• MTGenWeb Archives Project
• MT State Historical Society
• MT Genealogical Society
• Judith Basin at Find A Grave

Related Sites

Military Casualties & Burial Information

• Family Search from LDS
• MT State Vital Statistics
• Judith Basin Political Graveyard

• World War I - Alphabetical list of those interred at American Battle Monuments (584 people)
• World War II - Alphabetical list of those interred at American Battle Monuments (931 people)
• World War II Army & Army Air Force Honor List of Dead and Missing
• World War II - Casualties of Navy, Marine Corps and Coast Guard Personnel
• Korean War - There are no entries in the American Battle Monuments website at this time.
• Korean War - Alphabetical list, also includes hometown of record (if known) 
• Vietnam War - Alphabetical list of those interred at American Battle Monuments (22 people)
• Vietnam War - Alphabetical list, also includes hometown of record (if known) 

Judith Basin County Montana
(Including: Benchland, Geyser, Hobson, Stanford, Utica)

Established: December 10, 1920
Parent Counties: Cascade, Fergus
County Seat: Stanford

Judith Basin County was created in 1920 from western Fergus County and eastern Cascade County.

Its name comes from the Judith River which Meriwether Lewis named in 1805 for his cousin, Judith Hancock.

Stanford is located in Judith Basin County 57 miles southeast of Great Falls between Geyser and Windham at US 87/Hwy 80 near Ackley Lake State Park. Judith Basin Museum and the Utica Museum are nearby, as well as Ackley Lake State Park, at the edge of the Little Belt Mountains.

It was in this area that cowboy artist Charlie Russell took one of his first jobs in Montana as a night wrangler on a Judith Basin
cattle drive.

The Judith Basin County Museum was opened in 1967 and displays many old time articles, old pictures and history books. There is a collection of over 2000 salt and paper shakers, more than 50,000 buttons, Indian artifacts and many more items. Charles M. Russell, a famous Western artist, lived and painted many of his paintings in this area. A display of some of his work is included in the museum. No admission charge but donations welcome

Judith Basin County is a county located in the state of Montana. As of 2012, the estimated population is 2,072. Its county seat is Stanford