Latter Day Saints -- Utah -- Diaries
Found in 37 Collections and/or Records:
Lorenzo Brown diary and autobiography
Charles Ora Card diaries
Compilation of the diaries and journals of Charles Ora Card.
John Robert Cluff journal
Contains journal entries documenting Cluff's service as a Mormon missionary in the Eastern States Mission, 1903 to 1906. Later entries (1910-1918) document his life in the Teton Basin, Idaho.
Daily journal, 1895-1897
Describes teaching school in Pleasant View; farming and Church activities; life as a student at Brigham Young Academy; and teaching school in Montpelier, Idaho. Entries date from between April 1, 1895 and January 31, 1897.
Daily journal of J. W. Booth, 1899-1900
Describes missionary in Turkey, president of Aintab branch, teaching at school. Entries date from between July 1, 1899 and June 30, 1900.
Daily journal of J. W. Booth, 1900 July-December
Describes missionary work in Aintab, bicycle trip through Palestine. Entries date from between July 1, 1900 and December 31, 1900.
Daily journal of J. W. Booth, 1925-1927
Describes mission work; Church activities; writing of pamphlet, "Come Listen to a Prophet's Voice"; visit of Franklin S. Harris and James E. Talmage; moving of mission headquarters from Aleppo, Syria, to Haifa, Palestine; Church and mission records. Entries date from between May 1, 1925 and December 31, 1927.
Daily journal of J. W. Booth while traveling from Alpine, Utah, 1903-1904
Contains mission records; describes call to be president of Turkish Mission; traveling from Alpine to Aintab, Turkey; missionary work and mission affairs. Entries date from between August 1, 1903 and September 25, 1904.
Daily journal of Jos. W. Booth, 1922-1925
Contains Church and mission records; describes mission work; activities of the Church; teaching English classes; arrival of wife to mission; visit of David O. McKay. Entries date from between August 1, 1922 and April 30, 1925.
Daily journal of Joseph W. Booth, 1906-1908
Contains mission records; describes work as president of Turkish Mission, mission affairs; figuring the curvature of the earth; traveling through mission. Entries date from between January 1, 1906 and September 30, 1908.