Latter Day Saint pioneers
Found in 222 Collections and/or Records:
History of Henry Bawden
Typewritten biographical sketch of Bawden, a Latter-day Saint Church missionary, pioneer and early Utah blacksmith.
History of James and Rhoda Leach Nease Guyman
Typescript of a biography of James Guyman. The date of the composition of the item is uncertain. Guyman was an early convert to the Mormon Church who migrated to Utah and eventually settled in Springville, Utah. He died in Fountain Green, Utah.
History of John Langston
History of Joseph Curtis, son of Nahum and Millicent Curtis
Typescript of a personal history which gives data of the Curtis family in Michigan and their exodus to the West. Dated journal entries, 1831-1881, detail Curtis' Illinois and Utah missions, including minutes of organization of a Latter-day Saint Church branch in Poteetneet (Payson), Utah and area pioneer life.
History of the life of Stephen Markham
Photocopy of a typed history of Stephen Markham by Julina Markham Crow. The item gives an account of Stephen Markham's personal life as well as his involvement in the early history of Mormonism. This includes his close association with the Mormon Prophets, Joseph Smith (1805-1844) and Brigham Young (1801-1877), his participation with the initial Mormon pioneer company of 1847, and his involvement in the settlement of Utah.
Joseph Holbrook autobiography
Joseph Holbrook papers
Holograph journal which contains genealogical data, patriarchal blessings of relatives, details of Mormon difficulties in Missouri, temporary pioneer settlements, crossing the plains and life in Utah, 1848-1871. Also includes receipts, certificates of religious, political and military offices, rules for the Utah constitutional convention, a divorce certificate and memos.
Robert Holmes letter
Horace K. Whitney papers, 1847-1885
Contains correspondence, a promissory note, and other materials related to the life of Whitney. Includes information on his personal life and business activities. Materials date from between 1847 and and 1885.
Biography : Hyrum Huggard
Photocopy of a microfilm copy of a typewritten biography. Huggard was born in 1856 in Iowa. His family were members of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, and they left for Utah three weeks after Hyrum was born. They later moved to American Fork, Utah. He married and had seven children and died in 1939.