The Lewis H. Herring papers (1963-1973) are an unpublished manuscript containing poems and an essay designed to aid delinquent youth.

The Hope A. Hilton photograph collection consists of images of Annalee Skarin and family and also photographs and slides of various historic sites in Wyoming.

The I. Owen Horsfall papers (1910-1939) contain correspondence involving members of Horsfall's family, plus a few newspaper clippings and a homemade card commemorating a birth. Ira Owen Horsfall (1885-1971) was a faculty member at LDS College, then at Cornell University. He became president of Snow College in 1933. In 1937 he was appointed director of the Extension Division at the University of Utah.

The I. Owen Horsfall photograph collection contains family photos and holiday greeting cards.

The Martin and Sarah Howard papers (1856-1989) include photocopies of Howard family correspondence from the 1800s, included are transcribed copies of the letters, as well as genealogy family group sheets, and a letter from Jerry Kelly to Fred Buchanan.

The Huish family papers consist of correspondence, 1851-1858; genealogies; and memorabilia.

The Walter H. and Ann S. Huish photograph collection contains photographs of Walter H. Huish and Ann S. Huish, Latter-day Saint pioneers who came to Utah in 1859.

This collection consists of a biography of Henry Clark Jackson written by his son circa 1915 and transcribed by Ward J. Roylance in 1972. Also included are transcribed family letters (1848-1906) edited by Ward J. Roylance in 1972.

The Henry Chariton and Alberta Maria Larsen Jacobs papers (1876-1969) contain diaries, correspondence, religious documents, and various other documents. Henry Jacobs was the manager of a mercantile business and also the owner of a mortuary. Alberta Jacobs founded the Twentieth Century Club in Mt. Pleasant, Utah, and served in the community.

The Judith F. Jarrow papers (1865-1965) contain some of her personal documents and collected cookbooks.

The Eleanor C. W. Jarvis diary [typescript] (1936) describes her family life in Utah's Dixie area between the years 1854-1923.

The Pamela Call Johnson family papers (2007) consist of the Frederick Budd Pead, and the Vaughn and Josephus Shuff Johnson family histories compiled by Pamela Johnson.

The Howard Caswell Jones autobiography is a typescript copy entitled, "The Life and Times of Captain Howard C. Jones." Included is a typescript entitled, "Mayflower Line of Descent for Angelina Carhart Tallmon Jones and Her Descendants."

The Joseph Severn and Marjorie Allen Jones family papers (1855-2007) consist of correspondence, autobiographical and biographical materials, missionary journals, diaries, physician notes, newspaper clippings, photos, autograph albums, lecture notes, postcards, Christmas cards, and travel memorabilia.

The Joseph Taylor Family Organization newsletters(1973-1975) consist of two volumes which include genealogical records, biographies, photographs, and family news.

The William Decatur Kartchner autobiography consist of a 51-page narrative/diary written by Kartchner. It contains biographical information on his family, as well as information on his conversion to Mormonism, his marriage, home movements, and illnesses. William Decatur Kartchner was born in Philadelphia.

The Mack Smith Kesler photograph collection contains photos related to the Kesler family over generations

The Virginia Kelson papers (1915-1990) consist of biographical information, journals, personal papers, business papers, and political papers relating to the life of Virginia Kelson and her family.

The Scott G. Kenney photograph collection contains three copy prints of Joseph F. Smith and associates, one copy photograph of a portrait of Orson Pratt and one copy photograph of Indians posed in front of the ZCMI building in Salt Lake City.