This is the home page for The IDGENWEB Project, part of USGENWEB. We are a group of volunteers providing free genealogical data and resources for researchers with ancestry in Idaho. One of the newer states, Idaho has a short but interesting history that includes mountain men, many American Indian tribes, mining, cattlemen and sheepherders, outlaws and law abiding pioneers, and a broad spectrum of immigrants from all over the world. Idaho also has about the most diverse topography of all the states, including high mountain ranges, forests, probably more running water than any other state, lakes, lava fields, deserts, and lush farmlands. Originally part of the Oregon Territory, Idaho Territory was created in 1863 (which included at the time most of Montana and Wyoming) and she became a state in 1890. There are currently 44 counties, and the state also includes portions of four different Indian reservations. Each county has a volunteer coordinator or host, with an associated website. We would love to hear from you if you find our resources useful, if you would like to volunteer to become a county coordinator, if you have problems to report or suggestions to make, and especially if you have some information you would like to contribute to our effort