Saint George (Utah) -- History
Found in 71 Collections and/or Records:
John M. Macfarlane circular letter
The folder contains a printed circular letter of 1882 calling for a meeting to elect two delegates to the Utah territorial convention. The item was circulated by the Populist Party in St. George, Utah.
Notes from the life of John D. T. McAllister
William James Frazier McAllister autobiography
George Edmond Miles missionary journal
Typescript of missionary journal for George Edmond (or Edmund) Miles' service in the Southern States Mission from July 1896-November 1897. Includes nearly daily entries describing Miles' experiences as a missionary. Journal is in two volumes: Volume 1 is July 1896-April 1897 and Volume 2 is May-November 1897.
David Milne letter
Handwritten letter addressed to Bro. Steele and signed by David Milne. Milne writes about ecclesiastical action taken against him by the Mormon Church, problems with various church members, and his feelings on the situation.
Biographies of Francis Young Morse and Elizabeth Thomas
This item was photocopied from a microfilm copy of a typewritten biography. Elizabeth Thomas was born in England in 1830 and Francis Young Morse was born in 1834 in Massachusetts. They joined the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints and were married about 1859. They came to Utah in that same year and went to St. George, Utah, in 1861. Francis died in 1912 and Elizabeth died four days later in the same year.
Aaron Nelson diaries
Handwritten diaries and financial records. The financial records deal with transactions relating to Nelson's shoemaking business. There are many gaps in the diary, and its entries are usually one or two lines in length.
Aaron Nelson diary
Handwritten diary with photocopies of the item. Nelson had converted to the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in 1849. His diary covers the years 1858 to 1862 when he served as an LDS missionary in England. Also included are some notes by Nelson's son, William Nelson, who had migrated to St. George, Utah.
Joseph K. Nicholes papers
Lecture notes, studies, student papers, articles on Mormon Americana and folklore by Nicholes's students and noted writers, and Dixie College records.
Emma Wartstill Mecham Nielson diary
Contains the original handwritten diary of Emma Wartstill (or Waitstill) Mecham Nielson that includes the time period from 1887 to 1916, with diary entries spanning from 1887 to 1897 and financial records spanning from 1914 to 1916. Diary is during the seven-month period Nielson was living by herself with her children in St. George, Utah, her daily activities as a mother and active church member, and her relationship with her fellow plural wife. Dated 1887 to 1916.