Latter Day Saints -- Utah -- Salt Lake City -- History
Found in 136 Collections and/or Records:
Neibaur family papers
C. W. Nibley papers
Handwritten and typewritten correspondence, speeches, certificates, blessings, and legal papers. The materials relate to Nibley's church service and business activities.
Peter A. Nielsen diaries
Handwritten diaries. The first diary covers the time that Nielsen was serving a mission for the Mormon Church in Denmark. Nielsens diaries cover most years until 1890 after which they cover every year until 1933. Nielsen records family and business matters in short entries. The diary for 1913 is missing.
Benjamin Noble autobiography and diary
Handwritten autobiography and diary. Noble was born in Salt Lake City, Utah and later moved to Apache County, Arizona. He writes about growing up near Salt Lake City and about his activities as an adult in Arizona.
James Alvin Ott autobiography
Typewritten and handwritten autobiography composed in collaboration with James' wife, Virginia Spencer Ott. James and Virginia write about their educations, their family, and their occupation as teachers.
Ward E. Pack biography, genealogy, and other material
The papers, included genealogy and a biographical sketch, of Ward E. Pack, 1837-1907.
Patriarchal blessings by Isaac Morley
Handwritten patriarchal blessings both given on 8 Jan. 1849 in Salt Lake City, Utah. They were given to Willard G. and Martha Richards McMullin. Morley promises the McMullins that they can receive glory after their deaths by their faithfulness to the Mormon Church while they are alive.
George Pauncefate letters
Handwritten and signed letters dated 20 Feb. and 12 June 1896 and addressed to a David Mackenzie. Pauncefate writes about the Mormons and the theater in Salt Lake City, Utah.
William Bowker Preston receipts
Handwritten and printed receipts. The items record the transactions and purchases made by Preston at the Bishop's General Storehouse in Salt Lake City, Utah. Also included is a letter to Preston that was written in Bedford, Wyoming. The item is unsigned, but its salutation was "Dear Uncle."
William Bowker Preston letter and receipts
Handwritten and typewritten letter and receipts. Preston writes to John M. Cannon, administrator of the estate of A. H. Cannon. Preston states that the account of A. H. Cannon still owes $841.98 to the Bishops' General Storehouse.