Petitions
Found in 54 Collections and/or Records:
Petition to Board of Trustees to reestablish football at Brigham Young University, 1919 May 30
Petition to Harriet A. Kane, 1891 February 27
Unsigned petition to be sent to Congress regarding the passage of a bill for the appointment of a forest commissioner, and 2 other documents promoting the bill, sent to Dr. Harriet A. Kane, Kane, from Philadelphia, includes envelope, postmarked 27 February 1891.
Petition to Joseph Smith requesting military arms and equipment, 1843 September 9
Signed petition by various officers of the Nauvoo Legion asking Smith to request arms and other military supplies from the Illinois state government.
Petition to Joseph Smith requesting military arms and equipment
Petition to the New York State Legislature
Petition addressed "To the Honorable the Legislature of the State, State of New York," asking them to establish the Town of Lodi because of uncomfortable population density. The "petitioners believ[e] they will be better accommodated for by a division of said Town." December 1825. 5 photocopied pages long, including 4 pages of signatures. Yellow cover sheet including record of legislation to establish the town of Lodi, 27 January 1826.
Petitions placed before Congress, 1840-1844
Photocopies of handwritten and printed petitions, affidavits, and published and unpublished accounts of the persecutions suffered by the Mormons in Missouri. The materials were an attempt to get redress for their grievences, especially relating to their expulsion from Missouri in 1839. The items were acquired from the National Archives and Record Service in Washington, D.C.
Material pertaining to the Missouri persecutions of the Church, 1839. As found at the National Archives.
Published materials, 1839-1841
Photocopies of handwritten and printed petitions, affidavits, and published and unpublished accounts of the persecutions suffered by the Mormons in Missouri. The materials were an attempt to get redress for their grievences, especially relating to their expulsion from Missouri in 1839. The items were acquired from the National Archives and Record Service in Washington, D.C.
Material pertaining to the Missouri persecutions of the Church, 1839. As found at the National Archives.
Registrar's Office records
Collection includes petitions to the faculty by students requesting change in individual registration, December 15, 1911 to March 5, 1912.
Francisco Rochin petition
Photocopy of a handwritten document. The item is a petition from Rochin requesting a discharge from the army.