Box 1
Contains 25 Results:
Perpetual Emigrating Fund Company treasurer records, 1854-1857
Contains three items by Daniel MacKintosh, treasurer of the Perpetual Emigrating Fund, related to the financial status of the company.
Edward Hunter correspondence regarding Perpetual Emigrating Fund, 1866-1868
Contains three printed letters to or from Edward Hunter, Presiding Bishop, related to using the Perpetual Emigrating Fund to assist pioneers emigrating to Utah. Correspondents include the Brigham Young and A. O. Smoot. Dated 1866-1868.
Perpetual Emigrating Fund Company inventory of collection, 1853-1880
Perpetual Emigrating Fund Company correspondence, 1853 August 31-1855 April 15
Includes the following letters: Brigham Young to S. W. Richards, 31 August 1853; Daniel MacKintosh to S. W. Richards, 24 February 1855; Erastus Snow to Richard Ballantyne, 7 May 1855, asking Ballantyne to help Henry P. Phelps, a missionary, make the overland trip to Utah with help from the PEF; and, Stephen Markham to Brigham Young, 15 April 1855, including names of people the PEF is to help come to Utah that year.
Perpetual Emigrating Fund Company passenger lists, 1863 April 30-June 4
This folder contains passenger lists for the ships "B. T. Kimball", "John I. Boyd", "Antarctic" and "Amazon". The Amazon company of Saints was visited while still in London harbor by Charles Dickens and described in his book "Uncommercial Traveler".
Perpetual Emigrating Fund Company reports from bishops on those indebted to the PEF, 1855-1863
Perpetual Emigrating Fund Company report from a bishopric in Ephraim, Utah of persons recommended for remittance, 1880 June
Includes pencilled notes.