Orderville (Utah) -- History
Found in 6 Collections and/or Records:
Robert D. Adams diary and autobiographical anecdotes
Holograph descriptions of events in Torrey, Escalante, Teasdale, Hurricane, Orderville and St. George, Utah, the latter the location of Adams' photographic studio.
Chronological history of Samuel Mulliner and his families
Photocopy of a typewritten and handwritten family history. The handwritten sections are corrections to the text and photocopies of diary entries. Samuel Mulliner (1809-1891) was a convert to the Mormon Church. He was raised in Scotland, moved to Canada, and migrated to Utah in 1850. He had three wives and lived in Salt Lake City, Lehi, and Orderville, Utah.
The descendants of Thomas Chamberlain : Thomas and Elinor A. Hoyt Chamberlain family, 1856-1970
A collection of histories of each child of Thomas and Elinor Hoyt Chamberlain and their families. Includes photographs and family group sheets.
History of the beginning of Orderville, Utah
Mimeographed copy of a typewritten essay. Heaton describes the founding of Circleville, Utah, and the organizing of the "United Order" of the Mormon Church in that community.
My mother's history
Photocopy of a typewritten biography of Nancy Meeks Asay who was a Mormon pioneer to early Utah. Also mentioned is a family story of one of Priddy Meeks' romances.
The story of Isaac's new trousers
Typewritten copy of a fictionalized story based on the courtship of Isaac E. Black and a carbon copy and photocopy of a typewritten story of Isaac's out-of-body experience.