Autobiographies
Found in 2078 Collections and/or Records:
Arvin S. Gibson memoir and photographs, approximately 2000
Arvin Springthorpe photograph and memoir, 1945 March
Materials include history and photograph relating to the service of Arvin Springthorpe in the U.S. Army during World War II. Included is a photograph of Springthorpe and his mother and a short memoir with the history of Springthorpe's ancestors. Dated March 1945.
As a bee gathereth honey
My first day of visiting teaching in Quito, Ecuador.
Lorraine Morton Ashton collection on Ermel J. Morton
Collection consists of papers relating to the dictionary Ermel J. Morton, a Mormon missionary who went to Tonga, created from English to Tongan and Tongan to English, his accounts of his mission and translating the Book of Mormon, a history of his wife, a catalog of his materials from home, a typed copy of the talks at his funeral and a Tongan grammar book. There is also a book written about the time the family spent in Tonga.
Paul Parrish Ashworth autobiography
Autobiography of Paul Parrish Ashworth a leader in the electrical industry of the western United States, 1953-1958.
Rachel Calder Ashworth family papers and histories
Rachel Calder Ashworth family papers and histories contains family histories, biographies, autobiographies, family records, pedigrees and photographs of her pioneer ancestors and their families, many of whom were in Vernal, Utah. Some of the more frequently mentioned families are the Ashworths, the Mentzers, the Hackings, and the Calders. Dated from approximately 1900 to 2015.
Asia trip--admin, 1992
Asia trip--admin, 1992
Asia--Xerox items, 1992
William Atkin autobiography
Photocopy of a microfilmed copy of a typescript. The item is an autobiography of William Atkin "A Youth's Experience taken from the Union printed in 1896." William Atkin was born in England on 27 March 1835 and joined the Mormon Church in 1852. He migrated to the United States in 1855 and moved to Florence, Nebraska. He came to Utah in a handcart company and commented on the inexperience of the people in his group. He arrived in Salt Lake City, Utah, on 10 November 1859.