Ziebach County was established on Feb 1, 1911, comprised of the former counties of Schnasse, Armstong and Sterling. It was named after Frank M. Ziebach, who founded several newspapers in the Iowa and Dakota areas and was known as the squatter governor of the Dakotas. The highest population of the county, according to the US Census, was a little over 4000 people in 1930. Almost the entire county lies within the Cheyenne River Indian Reservation and is one of five counties in the state to do so. Ziebach is the last county alphabetically in the United States. It has two cities and several unincorporated communities. The county seat is Dupree.
New! Fairview School District No 7 1917
New! Plainview School District No 1 1917
New! Pretty Creek School District No 9 1917
New! Center District Number 11 School Census 1917
New! Ziebach School Census Circa 1922
New! Arrowhead District 14 (1917) Complete
New! Pickerville School District No. 13 1917
New! Dupree School District No. 12 1917
New! Butterview School District No. 10
New! Pioneer School District No. 5 1917
New! RedElm School District No. 6 1917
New! Ziebach District No. 3 1917
Ziebach County Communities - Ziebach County Newspapers - Ziebach County Cemeteries (Find-A-Grave) -
Ziebach County Obituaries (coming soon)
(The following are on the Ziebach County USGW Archives Site)
1909-1910 Gazateer, Thunder Bluffs
South Dakota's Ziebach County, History Of The Prarie
Chapters 1-9 - Chapters 10-15 - Chapter 16 Part 1 Family Names Abelt to Eulberg - Chapter 16 Part 2 Family Names Ewing to Nordvold
1916-1917 R L Polk Business Directory
Arrowhead - Butte View - Chase - Dupree - Engelhard - Glad Valley
World War I Registrations
A listing of War Casualties for Ziebach County
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