Genealogies
Found in 736 Collections and/or Records:
John Thompson autobiography
Photocopy of a handwritten autobiography. Also included are two typescripts of the item, a biographical sketch of Thompson, and family genealogy. Thompson was born in England and migrated to Utah in 1862. He settled in Logan and later in Clarkston, Utah. He mentions meeting Martin Harris, one of the witnesses to the authenticity of the Book of Mormon.
Ivan O. Thueson genealogical scrapbooks
Contains family scrapbooks of the Thueson and England families that immigrated to Utah from Denmark including family group sheets, pedigree charts, photographs, and biographical histories. The scrapbooks were made in 1985.
Tombstone inscriptions of Reverend Russell and Rebekah Russell, 1846 February 4
Tombstone inscriptions of Reverend Russell from 1692, and Rebekah Russell from 1688, taken by Caroline Martin at Hadley and given to R.W. Dated February 4, 1846.
Helon Henry Tracy genealogy and temple records
The Helon Henry Tracy genealogy and temple records contain Tracy's family history information as relevant in the nineteenth century. Sixteen photocopied pages comprise the collection.
The tremendous Turmans
Photocopies of typewritten manuscripts. The materials are a history of the Turman family with accompanying genealogies. Also included are brief biographies of Turman family members. The Turmans lived in Virginia and Kentucky. After joining the Mormon Church, they lived largely in Utah and Arizona.
Two epithets, date of production not identified
Two epithets, “Sacred to the memory of Sybil Kane” and “In memory of John Kane,” Sybil Kane died 18 July 1806, aged 67, John Kane died 15 March 1808, aged 73, date of production not identified.
Two little mothers / by Susa A. Talmage
The Tyson family in Moor County, N. C.
Typewritten genealogies of Tyson family members in Moor Conty, North Carolina. The record includes associated family names in North Carolina and Virginia.
Albert Upham and family
Photocopies of a typewritten family history and handwritten and typewritten letters. The Upham family were members of the Episcopal Church living in Michigan. Many of them were farmers. Also included are genealogies of the Upham family.
Charles Ursenbach collection
The collection contains additional diaries of Charles Ursenbach for the years 1923,1926,1970,1977, and 1978 (all of which are pocket-size); a copy of "A Collection of Hymns For the Use of People Called Bible Christians;" a photograph of Charles Ursenbach with other Latter-day Saint missionaries in Montreal, 1926; and genealogical information on the Ursenbach family and "My Story" by Maureen Ursenbach Beecher, written in October 1957.