The collection consists of eight certificates of affiliation for various unions in the American Federation of Labor (AFL). Fullmer Latter was President and historian of the Utah State Federation of Labor.

The Maud Mary Lawson certificate (1894) enabled her to teach school in the Utah territories for five years.

The Leo Leonard papers (1900-1975) contain correspondence, programs and announcements, traveling brochures, awards and certificates, newspaper clippings, books, maps, and other documents related to Leo Bradford Leonard's life and his career in the United States Army. Click here to view the digitized materials from the collection.

The O. Ragnar Linde papers (1921-1966) contain personal papers, correspondence, and diaries documenting Olof Ragnar Linde's missionary experiences, as well as additional documents regarding the LDS Church.

The Preston and Helen Strobeck Linford papers (1936-1981) contain journals, family histories, certificates, poems, notes and other momentos of their marriage.

The Cyprian Marsh papers (1829-1996) consists of the diary of Cyprian Marsh (1829-1886), a certificate of ordination as an elder signed by Joseph Smith (1842), a history of family ownership of the diary, and loose notes thought to be written by Cyprian Marsh. Marsh was a convert to the LDS Church who fled Nauvoo in 1846 and came to Utah in 1853.

The Maxine Olive Ward McIntyre papers (1929-2014) contains personal materials including schoolwork and community service records, teaching certificates and awards, a biography, and a set of journal entries. McIntyre was a pioneer in teaching.

The H. Byron Mock papers (1881-2004) consist of personal and business materials. Mock served for a number of years in the Bureau of Land Management as Director of the Colorado-Utah Region, as a member of the Public Land Law Review, and also had a private legal firm. The majority of his work deals with mining and grazing rights in the West.

The Arthur Wheelock Moulton certificate (1920) ordains him into the office of Bishop of the Missionary District of Utah for the Protestant Episcopal Grace Church, at Lawrence, in the Diocese of Massachusetts.

Certificate (1865) signed by James Duane Doty, governor of Utah Territory, appointing Charles Nettleton as a commissioner to administer oaths.

The Sylvia Eugenia Nilsen papers (circa 1920s-1975) consist of materials from Nilsen's schooling and memoranda, news clippings, and memorabilia from her career as a U.S. Department of State attorney.

The William P. Nisbet papers (1893-1942) consists of a journal and a scrapbook which document the life of William Nisbet (1869-1940), a Scottish immigrant to America

The Matthew Frederick and Claire Wilcox Noall papers (1805-1970s) consist of the Noalls' personal and professional records, as well as records passed on to them by their ancestors.

The Christian Anselmes Orlob papers (1864-1935, 1982) contain certificates, a letter, an invitation, a songbook, and news clippings. Orlob was born in Denmark and emigrated to Salt Lake City, Utah in 1880. He was employed by the Z.C.M.I. and was involved with community organizations.

The John M. Owada papers (1969-2001) contain news clippings, award certificates, and memorabilia related to Owada's service in World War II and subsequent activities with the Veterans of Foreign Wars.

The Joseph S. Peery papers (1907-2005) contain diaries, correspondence, notes, family genealogy, University of Utah materials, maps, certificates, awards, newsletters, postcards, and news clippings. Peery was a professor of finance and economics at the University of Utah.

The Alta LaRee Hill Pehrson papers (1883-2006) contains correspondence, family genealogies, clippings from her writing career, including the history of Magna, Utah. Alta Pehrson was active in the town of Magna, Utah, and was the first woman President of the Magna Chamber of Commerce.

The Phi Delta Theta fraternity certificate (1914) certifies the establishment of the Utah Alpha Chapter at the University of Utah, Salt Lake City, Utah. The certificate is only a copy and not an original.