Missions and Missionaries
Found in 1166 Collections and/or Records:
Group portrait of Mormon missionaries in England
Cabinet portrait of ten men believed to have been Mormon missionaries serving in England around 1886. In the center of the photographs is Daniel H. Wells, apostle in the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. From the position of Wells in the center of the portrait, it may be assumed he was serving as mission president at that time. Wells was president of the British Mission of the Church from 1885 to 1887.
Roscoe E. Grover mission photograph
Contains one photograph of the missionaries attending a conference in Bradford, England in the British Mission. The photograph features twenty-four missionaries, and is labeled with their names.
Joseph W. Grow family history
The Joseph W. Grow family history is the photocopied family history of the Grow family. It mainly consists of a personal history of Joseph Wayne Grow with copies of letters and some personal documents. It also includes a genealogical record, a typed history of Henry Grow, as well as photocopies of photographs of the Grow family.
Thomas William Gunn mission diaries
Lilian Joan Lockhart Guy autobiography
Typescript of an autobiography. Guy describes her childhood on the island of Tasmania and, at age fifteen, being conscripted into a military clothing factory during World War II. She relates how her family joined the Mormon Church as a unit in 1961 and details their church activities in Brisbane.
Curt Haehle journal
Contains the diary of Curt Haehle. It relates his work as a stake missionary and contains letters to his wife Erna. Diary is dated 1921-1922.
Joseph Y. Haight diaries
Four volumes of handwritten diaries covering the time from 20 February 1899 to 30 July 1902. The final volume contains twenty-four pages of prayers in the Tahitian language. Haight writes about his daily activities, the missionary effort in the Society Islands, and the internal functioning of the mission.
Joseph Y. Haight mission papers
Alma Helaman Hale papers
Handwritten diaries from 1889 to 1890 and 1909, notebooks, autobiographies, and notes. The diary was kept while Hale served on a mission for the Mormon Church in Great Britain and Ireland. The notebooks were kept while Hale was attending the University of Deseret.
Delbert R. Hales missionary journal
Bound diary produced by Hales describing his experiences as a missionary for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in the German-Austrian Mission. The journal begins with him in Salt Lake City and continues in Meerane, Aschersleben, and Leipzig, Germany. The last few pages of the volume contain street addresses and notes.