Latter Day Saint missionaries -- Sweden
Found in 8 Collections and/or Records:
Asa Herman Farley diaries
Handwritten diaries mostly in Swedish. Farley writes about his missionary experiences in Sweden. Also included are his lists of expenses and some poems.
Johannes Johansson missionary diary
Handwritten diary (262 pages) written in Swedish by Johannes Johansson while he was serving as a missionary in the Scandinavian Mission in Sweden. Details his travels and proselyting activity. Also includes transcriptions of letters he received while in Sweden. Dated May 1885 to April 1888.
John Peter Sorenson journals, 1879-1908
Contains 17 volumes of journals kept by Sorenson from 1879 to 1908. Includes information about his service in the Australasian Mission in New Zealand and Australia from 1879 to 1881, and in the Scandanavian Mission in Denmark and Sweden in 1887-1889.
John Peter Sorenson record books, 1881-1970, bulk: 1881-1920
Contains four volumes of records created by Sorenson. Includes a brief history of his life, genealogical records, temple records, and a financial ledger. Also includes a handwritten transcription of book on the teachings of Jesus Christ that came from Nauvoo, Illinois in the 1840s, and a handwritten report from Sorenson's mission to Scandinavia in the 1880s.
Gustaf Henry Johnson diary
This collection consists of a diary kept by Johonson from 1905 to 1906 while serving on a mission to Sweden. His record tells about church meetings, proselyting activities, and conduct of the missionaries.
John David Larson papers
The collection contains the journals, hymn notebook, and missionary notebook of J. David Larson and David H. Larson.
Bengt Mathias Ravsten diaries
Handwritten diary kept in Swedish. The bulk of the entries relate to the years 1863 and 1869 when Ravsten was serving as a missionary in his native Sweden.