Latter Day Saints -- Utah -- Orderville -- History
Found in 9 Collections and/or Records:
Emma Carroll Seegmiller and Amy Carroll Stark Circleville, Utah, collection
Two typewritten histories of Orderville, Utah, by Emma Carroll Seegmiller and Amy Carroll Stark. Also included are family histories of four Mormon families in Orderville. The items tell about life in the town and about the United Order established there.
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.
Priddy Meeks journal
A handwritten record by Meeks on writes about a wide range of topics including his reflections on his life, his various activities, and his revelations. He also records various faith-promoting stories he hears.
Benjamin Black and Willard Carroll newspapers
Handwritten newspapers. One item is dated 11 Jan. 1879 and is listed as volume 2 number 4. The first page on the other item is missing. The newspaper was edited by Willard Carroll and Benjamin Black and tells about important events in Orderville, Utah.
Orderville (Utah) financial records
Photocopies of handwritten records. The items deal with the finances and the value of property held by Orderville. Most of the materials are dated 1879 and 1885.
United Order in Orderville, Utah record books
Handwritten record books. The materials include a certificates of stock book dating from 1881 to 1886, a ledger book listing items sold to members of the United Order from February to September 1877, and a ledger book of the sale of merchandise from 1894 to 1895.
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.
United Order of Enoch records
Handwritten record books of the United Order in Orderville, Utah. The three volumes cover the years 1892-1916, 1886-1893, and 1889-1905. The materials document the finances of the Mormons living under the United Order in Orderville.
Voices from within : the story of the United Order
Carbon copy of a typewritten history. Seegmiller writes about the history of the United Order of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in Orderville, Utah. The information in the study was furnished by men and women who lived in the area, from Seegmiller's personal memory, and from the records of the United Order.