George C. Lambert, Correspondence, 1902-1907

File — Box: 3, Folder: 5

Identifier: I

Staff Only

Scope and Contents

George C. Lambert, letter to First Presidency, 8 January 1902, 3 pp.
George C. Lambert, letter to First Presidency, 27 January 1902, 3 pp.
George C. Lambert, letter to First Presidency, 4 February 1902,4 pp.
John Mooney Smith, Rudger Clawson, and Reed Smoot, letter to First Presidency and Council of Apostles, 14 February 1902, 3 pp. concerning settlement of the George C. Lambert notes
George C. Lambert, letter to the First Presidency, 24 February 1902
George C. Lambert, letter to First Presidency, 22 November 1902,2 pp., says: "This is not the first time in the years that have elapsed that I have thought of the correspondence mentioned, which was perhaps as annoying to you as it was unsatisfactory to me. I have thought of it every time I have noticed its effect upon my eldest son. The feeling that I was unjustly dealt with has rankled in his heart from that day to this, and though otherwise an honorable and worthy young man, he has made it an excuse for refusing to pay tithing or take any active part in Church affairs."
Francis M. Lyman, John Henry Smith, and Rudger Clawson, letter to JFS and Counselors, 10 January 1907, 4 pp.
George C. Lambert, letter to First Presidency, 18 April 1907
George C. Lambert, letter to First Presidency, 16 August 1907

Dates

1902-1907

Conditions Governing Access

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