Box 14
Contains 142 Results:
Jesse C. Little letter to Samuel Brannan, 1846 June 22
Letter from Little, written from St. Louis, Missouri, to Samuel Brannan, San Francisco, California, providing an introduction for Thomas L. Kane, dated June 22, 1846.
Jesse C. Little letter to Brigham Young, 1846 June 22
Letter from Little, written from St. Louis, Missouri, to Brigham Young at the "Camp of Israel," providing an introduction for Thomas L. Kane, and stating that Kane "bears by my request to the President papers of great value to us", dated June 22 1846.
Jesse C. Little letter to whom it may concern, 1846 June 22
Letter from Little, written from St. Louis, Missouri, "To whom it may concern," which certifies that Thomas L. Kame "is a gentleman in whom the utmost confidence may be placed", dated June 22 1846.
Jesse C. Little letter to Thomas L. Kane, 1846 June 29
Letter from Little, written in Nauvoo, Illinois, to Thomas L. Kane, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, stating that they cannot move past Council Bluffs until they sell the temple, and he wishes Kane could see Nauvoo and the temple, dated June 29, 1846.
R. V. Sayers letter to Thomas L. Kane, 1848 January 4
Letter from Sayers, written in Boston, Massachusetts, to Thomas L. Kane, sending Kane Mrs. E.B. Thompson’s address per request of Jesse C. Little, dated January 4, 1848.
Thomas L. Kane letter to Elisha Kent Kane, 1846 May 29
Breese letter to Governor Thomas Ford, 1846 June 8
Letter from Breese, Washington, D.C. to Governor Ford, Springfield, Illinois, providing an introduction for Thomas L. Kane, and mentioning his plans to visit Nauvoo and other places, dated June 8, 1846. Includes an envelope.
James K. Polk letter to Thomas L. Kane, 1846 June 11
Letter from President Polk to Kane, of recommendation for Kane to "all officers of the United States whom you may meet or with whom you may have occasion to communicate in the course of your travels," dated June 11, 1846. Includes 1 typescript.
Thomas L. Kane letter to Kearny, 1846 June 25
Letter from Kane, written from Fort Leavenworth, to Kearny, stating that he wants Kearny’s opinion about trying to meet with the California Emigrants, dated June 25, 1846.
Kearny letter to Thomas L. Kane, 1846 June 29
Letter from Kearny, written from Fort Leavenworth, to Kane, Fort Leavenworth, stating that it is impossible to catch up with the California Emigrants, dated June 29, 1846.