Ron Walker Index: XIII. Family Relationships. A. Rachel Ivins Grant. 1. Correspondence. 2. Ivins Family. (See XVI/A/4) a. Associated Familes. (See XIII/A/11/c/1) b. 3. Biographies and Sketches. a. b. Funeral and Obituaries. 4. Image. a. Views of People Toward Rachel Ivins Grant. b. Views of Heber J. Grant Towards Rachel Ivins Grant. c. View of B. H. Roberts of Rachel Ivins Grant. d. Relatives' Perceptions of Rachel Ivins Grant. e. Simm's View. 5. Appearance. 6. Persona. a. Friends and Associates. b. Joseph Smith. c. Joesph F. Smith. d. Heber Grant, Jr. 7. Health of Rachel Ivins Grant. (See XIII/A/11/p) a. Deafness. (See XIII/A/14/d) 1. Heber J. Grants' Special Church Fast. 2. Blessings by Sisters. b. Insomnia. c. Bad Back. d. Rheumatism. e. Poor Circulation. 8. 9. 10. 11. Activity. a. Early Life: Childhood and Youth. 1. Education. 2. New Jersey. 3. Religious Environment. b. Conversion to Mormonism. 1. Mormonism in New Jersey. 2. c. Nauvoo. 1. Relatives. 2. Friends. 3. Activity. 4. Apostacy. 5. Transfiguration of Brigham Young. 6. Patriarchal Blessing. a. Other Blessings. b. 7. Journey to Nauvoo. d. New Jersey and New York. e. f. Marriages. 1. Jedediah Grant. 2. George Grant. 3. Joseph Smith. 4. Other Opportunities. g. Utah. 1. Poverty. (See XVI/E/3) 2. Not Treated Well As Joseph Smith's Wife. 3. Later Prosperity. 4. Journey to Utah. 5. Move South: 1857. 6. Homes. h. Occupations. 1. Teacher. 2. Seamstress. 3. Boarding House. i. Leisure Activities. 1. Newspaper Reading. 2. Travels. 3. Entertainer. 4. Parties and Socials. j. k. Politics and Political Activity. l. Sufferage Activity and Feminism. m. Mother. 1. Influence Upon Heber J. Grant. 2. Indulgent Mother. 3. Wants Heber J. Grant to Slow Pace. 4. Excellent Cook. n. Grandmother. o. Mother-in-law. p. Old Age. 1. Finances. 2. Prediction of a Long Life. 3. Looking Back at Life. 4. Birthday Parties. q. Death. 12. Personality and Characteristics. (See XIII/A/5; XIII/A/4) a. Placid Assurance. b. Enjoyment of Music. 1. Singing. 2. c. Optimist. d. Humor. e. Charity. 1. Temple Fund. 2. Emmigration Fund. f. Refined. g. Aristocratic and Royal. h. Independence. i. Speaking Timidity. j. Independence. k. Quest for Knowledge. l. Clairvoyance. m. Fastidiousness. n. Meditative. 13. Attitudes and Beliefs. a. Attitudes Toward Her Family. 1. Grants. a. Heber J. Grants' Spouses. b. Grandchildren. 2. Ivines. a. Anthony W. Ivins. b. Anna Ivins. b. Affluence. c. Political Views. d. Plural Marriage. e. God's Hand in All Things. f. Goodness of All Mankind. g. Church Activity. 1. Priesthood Curative Power. 2. h. Millennial Views. 1. Return to Jackson County. 2. k. Obedience. l. Unity. m. Canning Fruit. n. Coldness of the Saints. o. Self-Improvement. p. Tithing. q. Work: Industry: Activity. r. On Gentiles. s. On Instructing the Young. t. Adult Rights. u. Apostates. v. United Order. w. Faith and Works. x. Word of Wisdom. 14. Church Activity. a. Relief Society. 1. Relation With Woolley. 2. Conditions When Called. (See XIII/A/12/g and i) 3. Resignation. 4. Rachel Ivins Grants' Faithfulness. 5. Public Disintrest. a. Men's Attendence. b. 6. Activities: Charity. (See XIII/A/12/e) 7. Beloved. 8. Relief Society Work Outside of the 13th Ward. 1. Leading Women. b. Female Blessings. c. Attendence. 1. Negligible At Death. 2. Fast Meetings. d. Temple Work. 1. Second Annoitings. 2. Baptism for Health. e. Testimony. 1. Prevents Godbe's Panchette. 2. f. Wears Deseret Costume. g. Her Prayers. h. Mutual and Primary Work. i. Patriarchal Blessings. B. Jedediah Morgan Grant. 1. Family. a. Parents. b. Brothers and Sisters. (See V/L/14; XIII/6) c. Other Wives. d. Family Conversion. e. History of the First Generation. 1. Ohio. 2. Missouri. 3. New York: Early Life. 4. Illinios. 2. Biographies. 3. Personality. a. Charity. b. Love of Children. c. Combative. d. Defender of Church and Faith. e. Loving. f. Happy. g. Sociability. h. Courage. i. Assailed By the Spirits. 4. Physical Ailments and Health. a. Nerves. b. Strength. 5. Early Religious Training. 6. Preacher and Reformer. (See XIII/B/4/a) a. Millennial Tendency. b. Work Ethic. 7. Testimony. 8. Early Church Missions. 9. Talents. a. Poor Speller. b. 10. Description. 11. Family a. Relationships to Wives. 1. Caroline. 2. b. 12. Image: Views of Others. 13. Spirit World Vision. 14. Death and Funeral. a. Will and Bequests. 15. Homes. 16. Influences on Heber J. Grant. 17. Appearance. 18. Mayor. 19. Events. a. New York Letters. b. 20. Pioneer. 21. Events and Activities. a. Mormon Reformation. b. 22. Friends and Friendship. 23. Relationship With Rachel Ivins Grant. 24. Zion's Camp. 25. Patriarchal Blessings. C. Wives. 1. Lucy. a. Marriage in St. George. b. 2. Augusta. 3. Emily. 4. Interwife Relations. (Plural Marriage Difficulties) 5. Additional Wives. (See XIV/M/5) 6. Courting 7. Concealment of Plural Marriage. ( See XIX/C) 8. Relationship of Children to Wives. 9. On Plural Marriage. (See XVIII) 10. Legal Relationships. (See XIX) D. Heber J. Grant and His Relationships With Wives. E. Relationship With Children and Homelife. (Spouses Listed as "a" Following Wife's Names. 1. Martha Deseret Boyle. (21 April 1886) 2. Grace Evans. (21 Dec. 1888) 3. Daniel Wells Grant. (21 Nov. 1891) 4. Emily Madsen. (5 June 1896) 5. Frances Marion Bennett. (23 Sept. 1899) 6. Mary Judd. (6 Feb. 1889) 7. Susan Rachel Taylor. (30 Aug. 1878) 8. Lucy Cannon. (22 Oct. 1880) 9. Florence Smith. (7 Feb. 1883) 10. Anna Midgley. (28 Dec. 1886) 11. Heber Stringham Grant. (9 Dec. 1888) 12. Edith Young. (2 April 1885) 13. Marion Grant Freeman. 14. Desire for a Son. (See XIII/E/30) 14* Adopted Son. 14+ Woodruff Children. a. Owen Woodruff. b. c. 15. Indulgent Father. 16. Family Reunions. 17. Family Activities. 18. Love for Family. 19. Heber J. Grant's Counsel and Influence on Children. a. When Courting. b. 20. Happy Homelife. 21. Heber J. Grants' Frequent Absences From Home. 22. Debt Bind the Family. 23. Financial Assistance to Children. (Home Purchases) 24. Family Dangers When Traveling With Heber J. Grant. 25. Family Routines and Procedures. a. Christmas. b. Uninvited Dinner Guests. 26. Social Activity. 27. Fatherly Pride. 28. Illnesses. 29. Heber J. Grant Wants Church Activity. 30. No Sons. (See XIII/E/14) 31. Family Love for Heber J. Grant. 32. Heber J. Grants' Desire for Many Children. 33. Education Children. 34. Grandfather. 35. Bequests and Will. 36. Total Family and In-Laws. 37. Others in Heber J. Grant Home. (See XIII/E/14) 38. Heber J. Grant as Father Figure. 39. Descendents. F. Heber J. Grants' Brothers and Sisters. 1. Perry Grant. (Caroline Van Dyke) 2. Cady Grant. (Caroline Van Dyke) 3. Joshua Frederick Grant. (Louisa Maree Golay) (15 April 1856) 4. Brigham Frederick Grant. (Marietta Kesler) (17 Oct. 1856) 5. Joseph Hyrum Grant. (Susan F. Noble) (17 Oct. 1853) 6. Susan Vilate Muir. (Susan F. Noble) (19 Sept. 1855) 7. Lewis McKeachie Grant. (Adopted) (12 Feb. 1839) 8. Rosetta Henrietta Marshal. (Rosetta Robinson) 9. Jedediah Morgan Grant. (Rosetta Robinson) (9 Oct. 1853) 10. George Grant. (Sarah Ann Thurston) (27 April 1855) 11. Franklin D. Grant. (Father: George D. Grant) 12. Margaret Grant. (Caroline Van Dyke) 13. Heber J. Grants' Concern for Siblings. G. Genealogy Interest and Family. (V/J/2; XIII/B/1) 1. Heber J. Grants' Relationship To Father's Family. 2. H. Family Homes. (See XIII/A/11/g/5 and 6; XVI/E/16) I. Ancilliary Family; Workers, Etc. J. Contributions to the Church and Present Generations.

Title taken from the Ron Walker index.