Correspondence
Found in 1102 Collections and/or Records:
Christiansen family papers, 1804-1966
Church of Jesus Christ records
The Church of Jesus Christ (Strangites) was established by James Jesse Strang in 1844, though they claim to be the successor of the Mormon Church founded in 1830.
Compilation of typescripts of correspondence of James J. Strang, Wingfield Watson and other Strangites; biographical sketches and doctrinal outlines. Many items have more than one letter per typescript page.
Circular to the citizens of Utah
Printed circular. The item explains that it is necessary to set prices on grain in Utah to assure that all are fed and that the farmers get a fair price. It calls for a meeting in the Salt Lake Tabernacle on the "second Monday in August next" to determine the prices of wheat and other produce. On the other side of the item, the federal "Gold Act" is reproduced with a negative comment on the law's value.
William C. C. Claiborne letters
Three identical handwritten and signed letters of introduction for Thomas C. Luckett, all dated Feb. 1, 1815. The items are respectively addressed to Framanten, a member of the US Senate; Rush, Attorney General of the United States; and Monroe, US Secretary of War.
J. Reuben Clark, Jr. Christmas card
One Christmas card containing a photocopied message from J. Reuben Clark, 1960.
Joshua Reuben Clark papers
Collection contains diaries, correspondence, genealogical records, newspapers clippings, photographs, diary transcriptions, and digital images on optical media.
Henry Clay correspondence with William Pettes
Handwritten and signed letters between Clay and William Petters. On Aug. 24, 1845 Pettes wrote to Clay apologizing for the rude conduct of a driver in Pettes' employment. Clay responded in a letter dated Aug. 27, 1845 stating that the matter was of little importance and requesting that the driver not be discharged over the incident.
Charles C. Clayton papers
Newspaper clippings, correspondence, poetry, book draft, books with handwritten notes, photographs, and pamphlets. The materials relate to personal matters and to his careers as a journalist and author including his interest on international relations with China.
Charles C. Clayton papers
Newspaper clippings, correspondence, scrapbooks, club rosters, programs, and essays. Clayton wrote for the St. Louis Globe-Democrat newspaper. The materials relate to Clayton's work as a journalist and include many of his editorials and other reporting.
Leonida Clint letters
The collection includes two ALS's from Clint at Brampton-Brian to "Sir" Richard Thurgate in which he discusses the purchase of T.J. Hogg's book, Life of P.B. Shelley, volumes 1 and 2. Includes remarks concerning Clint's acquisition of the volumes from his sister and her acquaintance with Mrs. Hogg.