Lincoln County, Nevada
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Lincoln County was created after Nevada moved its state line eastward and southward at the expense of Utah and Arizona territories.
Named for Abraham Lincoln, 16th President of the United States in 1866.
The original bill called for the creation of Stewart County, after Nevada Senator William M. Stewart, but the bill was changed in a substitute bill.
Crystal Springs was the first county seat in 1861, followed by Hiko in 1867 and Pioche 1871.
Pioche is the County Seat.

Online Data
[Coming Soon!]

Biographies

Births

Cemeteries

Census

Deaths

Events

History

Marriages

Military Data

Misc. Data

Newspaper

Obituaries

Website Updates:  22 Feb 2008 posted community post offices, past and present.

Surrounding Counties
White Pine County - north
Nye County - west
Clark County - south
Mohave County, Arizona - southeast
Washington County, Utah - east
Iron County, Utah - east
Beaver County, Utah - east
Millard County, Utah - northeast

County Clerk
1 North Main Street
P.O. Box 90
Pioche, Nevada 89043-0090
(775) 962-5390

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This page first on the net June 19, 2006