John Lyon, recollections, no date, typescript copies. "Forest King" Fragments. Typescript copy. John Lyon, journal, no date, typescript copy. John Lyon, journal, no date, typescript copy and summary. List of John Lyon's manuscripts, typescript. "Historical incidents in the lives of the progenitors of John Lyon Sr." Photocopied article. Other notes.

Transcription of deed with a comment: "Shows that Father traded in some of his cattle on this ranch and arranged to finish paying for it by turning over to Chene other cattle." Dated 1867.

Typed transcript of part of Henry Rice Mann's diary. Transcript begins June 22, 1849, and ends September 18, 1849. On the entry of August 10, 1849, Mann is 35 years old. The diary recounts his trip across the United States to become a gold panner in California. Mann describes the climate, surrounding nature, the wagon train, camping life, and the prospect of searching for gold in California.

Contains oral history interviews conducted by Marilyn Curtis White with former residents of Keetley, Utah. Formats include written interview transcriptions, indexes, and agreements. Materials are dated 1988.

This collection consists of a photocopy of a handwritten transcription of letters that were transcribed from a microfilm copy of letters composed by Alexander McRae. Most of the letters were addressed to McRae's children and other family members. They deal largely with personal matters, but he mentions some business concerns and recounts some of the news of Salt Lake City. Some are official letters concerned with bishopric and related church matters. Dated 1880 to 1886.

Contains letters and memos between President Wilkinson and Roy G. Fugal about finances. Also contains a transcription of a phone conversation between Josseph Bertotti and President Wilkinson. Dated 1963.

21 page oral history narrative by Melvin L. Wakefield, derived from an interview with Don Norton, dated September 25, 2002. Includes a two page index. Narrative titled, "My Service in the US Navy, 1943-1945."