Home and Family
Found in 1662 Collections and/or Records:
DeMille family bible
Department of Child Development and Family Relations records, 1960-1972
Collection of memoranda, correspondence, meeting minutes, publication and publicity reports, and other records for the Department of Child Development and Family Relations.
Department of Child Development and Family Relationships records
Includes reports, minutes, curriculum materials, and other records of the department chair.
The descendants of John Coe
This collection consists of genealogies of the descendants of John Coe and brief biographies of John Coe and his children. The genealogies include lists of family members from the 1600s to the 1950s. John Coe was a Puritan who came to New England likely in the late 1630s. He was probably born around 1620 and died sometime after 1683.
The descendants of Michael and Mary Blind Schreck
Privately published unbound document consisting of the typewritten, abbreviated biographies of Michael and Mary Blind Schreck and their descendants. This work also contains photocopies of many family pictures.
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.
Ann Bevan Kershaw Devey midwife records
This collection contains photocopies of Devey's records during her time as a midwife in Alpine, Utah. Many of those whose names are recorded find that this is the only record of their birth. Dated 1879-1905.
DeWitt family histories
Collection includes three family histories from the DeWitt and Kempe families, which include typescripts of correspondence and journals, reproductions of photographs, and other biographical information. The histories themselves describe the lives of Elijah Reeves DeWitt, Abel Alexander DeWitt Sr., Abel Alexander DeWitt Jr., Christopher Jensen Kempe, and Ruth Leila Kempe. Includes information on their experiences in Utah, Illinois, Indiana, and at Brigham Young Academy.
Andrew F. Smith diary
Handwritten diary. Smith writes short statements about his daily activities while serving on a mission for the Mormon Church in the Southern States.