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Washburn, Larry, 1938-

 Person

Dates

  • Existence: 1938-

biographical statement

Larry Washburn (born 1938) was a Salt Lake City man who worked for the Church.

Larry D. Washburn was born on April 1, 1938. He was born to Don E. Washburn and Hannah Mays Andrew, one of two children. He married Ann Washburn, together they had three children. Larry worked as a special assistant for to the First Presidency through LDS Social Services. They live in Salt Lake City, Utah.

Citation:
Ancestry.com, 2012 April 5 (Larry D. Washburn, b. 1938, born to Don and Hannah).

Washburn family history papers, circa 1899-2011 (Larry Washburn), L. Tom Perry Special Collections, Harold B. Lee Library, Brigham Young University, Provo, UT. (worked for the church, live in Salt Lake City).

FamilySearch, 2012 March 31 (Larry D. Washburn, b. 1938). (married Ann, had three kids)

Found in 1 Collection or Record:

Larry Washburn family history papers

 Collection
Identifier: MSS 7927
Scope and Contents Contains a pedigree chart for James Andrews and Eliza Etta Littley, short biographical sketches, photocopied pictures, as well as marriage certificates, and notes. Includes pedigree charts and information for Alice and John Cunliffe and William Andrews, as well as other ancestors. Also contains photocopies and transcripts of the original journals of Luella Wakefield Washburn, Jesse A. Washburn, and James Andrews. Materials include physical copies of the journals, CDs of the records, and...
Dates: approximately 1899-2011
Found in: L. Tom Perry Special Collections / Larry Washburn family history papers

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