Typescripts
Found in 491 Collections and/or Records:
Brigham Young letter to James K. Polk, 1846 September 7
Typescript of letter from Young (Willard Richards clerk) to President Polk, relates proceedings of council between Mormons and Omaha chiefs in which they granted the Mormons permission to stay on their land in exchange for instruction in agriculture and "mechanic arts," seeks a trade license and the President's permission to pursue such a program, dated September 7, 1846.
Brigham Young University articles of incorporation and deed of trust, 1875-1903
Lorenzo Brown diary
Collection contains a handwritten diary (approximately 200 pages ; 16 x 11 cm). Except for a few pages, the item covers the years 1875-1877 when Brown served as a Mormon missionary in England. Brown was living in St. George, Utah when called as a missionary. He describes his trip to and from England and his daily activities there. Dated 1875-1880. Also includes an unedited transcription.
Kenneth C. Bullock autobiographical sketch
Briefly recounts his early life in Pleasant Grove, Utah; family; educational and occupational experiences; and service in The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.
Robert Lang Campbell journal
Charles Ora Card diaries
Compilation of the diaries and journals of Charles Ora Card.
Joseph E. Cardon manuscript of Testimonies of the Divinity of the Church
An original manuscript for a publication by Joseph E. Cardon, circa 1930.
E. V. Carter papers
Ina Sizer Cassidy papers
Contains ethnographic notes and accounts of Ina Sizer Cassidy's interactions with Native Americans in Arizona while the author was living there as well as descriptions of Hopi life. Materials are from Oraibi, Arizona in 1915 and shortly afterward. Some of the documents are copies from original Cassidy typescripts. The materials are dated between 1915-1965.
Frederick William Chappell diary
Typescript of a diary kept by Chappell during his service in the British Mission. He served primarily in the Manchester Conference. Includes a description of his travels from Utah to England. Transcribed by Dorrell Chappell Vickers, son of Louise Chappell Vickers, the oldest child and only daughter of Frederick William Chappell. Dated 1890-1891.