Box 1
Contains 19 Results:
Hector Lee; Report of the Director of the Utah Humanities Research Foundation, 1947
This subseries includes typescript copies of original manuscripts. Dates indicate the years in which the original manuscripts were written.
A Bibliography of the Archives of the Utah Humanities Research Foundation, 1944-1947
This subseries includes typescript copies of original manuscripts. Dates indicate the years in which the original manuscripts were written.
Captain James M Brown.; Letter describing immigrant Saints as they arrived in New Orleans, 1854
This subseries includes typescript copies of original manuscripts. Dates indicate the years in which the original manuscripts were written.
Emily Stevens Dalton; Diary and letters, 1882-1935
This folder includes diary entries and letters of the first wife of Edward Meeks Dalton. Edward Dalton was shot during the polygamy raids in Southern Utah in 1886.
William W. Flanagan; Diary describing developments in Zion National Park, 1901
This folder includes a excerpts from a diary recounting Flanagan's work building trails and a cable structure in the area that would later become Zion National Park.
Charles Franklin Foster; "Highlights in the Life of Charles Franklin Foster"
This folder includes an autobiography of an early settler of St. George, Utah, and LDS missionary to Great Britain.
Julia Putma Foster; "Pine Valley Days"
This folder includes an account of childhood memories of one of Charles Franklin Foster's daughters.
Joel H. Johnson; Life of Joel H. Johnson, Utah pioneer and colonizer
This folder includes an autobiography of an early convert to the LDS Church. The account describes his missionary work, his interactions with Joseph Smith Jr., and his role in settling Parowan, Utah.
John E. Johnson; Early days in Utah, 1937
This folder includes an autobiography of an early settler of Sevier County, Utah, describing local happenings, community concerns about neighboring Indians, and events in Johnson's life.
Lucy W. Kimball; An account of persecutions of the Mormons in Nauvoo
This folder includes an autobiography of one of Heber C. Kimball's wives.
Edward Kingsford; Autobiography and correspondence, 1894-1896
This folder includes an autobiography and correspondence of a settler of Franklin, Idaho. Kingsford describes his conversion to the LDS Church and trek West, the Utah War, the Bear River Massacre, and other events in his life.
Platte D. Lyman; Describing exploration and colonization of San Juan County, 1879-1894
This subseries includes typescript copies of original manuscripts. Dates indicate the years in which the original manuscripts were written.
William Marsden; Diary describing early days of Utah County
This subseries includes typescript copies of original manuscripts. Dates indicate the years in which the original manuscripts were written.
Catherine Nielson; Letter to her husband, Jense Nielson, 1883
This folder includes a letter describing events in Cedar City, Utah. The letter discusses sermons by LDS Church leaders, including President Woodruff, who emphasized obeying the Word of Wisdom.
Benjamin Perkins; Cedar City and Bluff during period of polygamy
This subseries includes typescript copies of original manuscripts. Dates indicate the years in which the original manuscripts were written.
Joseph E. Ray; Diary describing early Millard County
This subseries includes typescript copies of original manuscripts. Dates indicate the years in which the original manuscripts were written.
John Lowe Sevy; Brief family history and an account of life in early southern Utah, 1891-1939
This subseries includes typescript copies of original manuscripts. Dates indicate the years in which the original manuscripts were written.
Janet M. Smith; An early pioneer to Parowan, Utah, and Snowflake, Arizona
This subseries includes typescript copies of original manuscripts. Dates indicate the years in which the original manuscripts were written.
Leonora Cannon Taylor; Diary, 1830-1845
This folder includes a diary documenting Taylor's voyage from England to the United States, her conversion to the LDS Church, and other events in her life. The bibliography describes the manuscript as a "Diary describing polygamy and early days in Utah," but this is not an accurate description of the material that Taylor discusses.