Box 18
Contains 30 Results:
Henry W. Bigler
Henry W. Bigler
Journal extracts, 1815-1846. Content and name index.
Summary of childhood. Reactions on first hearing the Mormons in 1836. Joined LDS church in 1837 and went to Far West in 1838. Includes descriptions of church leaders. Daily journal of exodus from Nauvoo from 1 March to 15 April 1846. 13 pp.
Henry W. Bigler
Gold fields diary, and Hawaii, 1849-1853 from a series in the St. George newspaper The Union, 1896. Content and name index. Sent to the gold fields by Brigham Young. Daily journal of troubles on the trip across the Nevada desert to California, 1849. Sent as a missionary to Hawaiian Islands, 1850. Descriptions of natives and traditions. 17 pp.
Henry W. Bigler
Extracts from Hawaiian diary and return to Utah, 1853-1899. Content and name index. Daily journal of experiences as a missionary in Hawaii. Called back from second mission to Hawaii because of the
arrival of Johnston's Army. Includes text of letters by Brigham Young. Mentions Utah's admission as a state in 1896. 23 pp.
Anna Wilhelmina Backman Billington
B. 26 May 1870 in Gottenberg, Sweden, to Samuel C. and Anna Johanna Anderson Backman.
M. 9 April 1912 to Ezekiel Alexander Billington.
Biographical sketch from an interview. 2 pp.
Honorable Jacob Smith Boreman
Index of Boreman Papers at Huntington Library. 5pp.
James Samuel Page Bowler
B. 4 September 1845 at Leicester, England.
M. 3 December 1862 to Matilda Hill; b. 19 November 1842; d. 15 December 1900.
M. ca. 1901 to Sarah E. Canfield.
Brief family genealogy. Life as a child and young man in England raised in the LDS church, mentions conflicts between Mormons and non-Mormons. Settled in southern Utah in 1880s. Concerned with family, does not elaborate on larger issues. Acted as census taker in 1900 and 1910. 96 pp.
George Washington Brimhall
Mary Stapely Bringhurst
Autobiographical 1853-? Parents came from Australia in 1853 and in 1857 arrived in Cedar City. Settled in Toquerville and married "Brother Bringhurst" as his third wife. Relates life in Toquerville and experiences with Indians and her parent's life there. 4 pp.