Autobiographies
Found in 2092 Collections and/or Records:
John Brown autobiography and four letters received
Photocopy of Brown's autobiography. Also includes four original letters, one from Augusta Winters Grant, wife of Pres. Grant; and a Relief Society Financial Report for 1892.
Lorenzo Brown diary and autobiography
Mabel Nellie Brown autobiography
Typescript of an autobiography. Brown reflects on memories of her childhood on an Australian farm near Brisbane. She recalls visits of Mormon missionaries which culminated in the baptism of her entire family into that faith. She discusses her courtship and marriage, her children, and the quality of life they have experienced in Queensland.
William Dearborn Brown journal
Journal by Brown writing about his ancestors, family history, and his own personal history. Materials also include a digital record of the journals. Entries date from around 1860.
Bruce Chester Hunt papers, 2001
Bruce E. Darley papers, 1965-1968
Bruce M. Radcliffe memoir, after 1940
Materials contain the personal memoir of Bruce M. Radcliffe describing his experiences serving as an infantry officer in the U.S. Army near the end of World War II in Germany and witnessing the aftermath of the Holocaust. Also included is a blank page of the personal stationery of Hitler. Dated after 1940.
Lewis Brunson autobiography
Photocopies of one handwritten and one typed autobiographical record by Lewis Brunson. Brunson talks about joining the Mormon Church, persecution by mobs in Missouri and Illinois, his close relationship with his father, his own family, and his experiences as a missionary.
Bryan Cox papers, 1997 November 29
Materials include memoir of Bryan Cox regarding his service in the U.S. Army Air Corps during World War II. Recounts his experience being shot down and getting picked up in Yugoslavia by the People's Liberation Army. Describes spending 95 days trying to get back to his base in Italy and his time spent with the Russian Army, who also helped him get back. Dated November 29, 1997.
Bryce Sheridan Ballard papers, approximately 1942, 2012
Materials contain a service history, photograph, and Saints at War Participant Infoormation Sheet for Bryce Sheridan Ballard. The service history describes his service as an APO Clerk and Tech Sergeant for the U.S. Army 70th Infantry Division. The photograph depicts Bryce in military uniform taken in approximately 1942. The information sheet and service history were both supplied by Bryce's son in 2012.