Tooele County (Utah) -- History
Found in 16 Collections and/or Records:
James I. Steel autobiography and family records
Photocopy of a handwritten autobiography with family records apparently also copied by Steel. James Steel converted to the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in England and migrated to Salt Lake City, Utah, in 1854. He later settled in Tooele County, Utah. Steel entered into polygamy in 1874. Also included are ordinations and patriarchal blessings of family members. Steel also writes about his visions and dreams.
Joshua Reuben Clark papers
Collection contains diaries, correspondence, genealogical records, newspapers clippings, photographs, diary transcriptions, and digital images on optical media.
Daughters of Utah Pioneers articles
Typewritten articles and essays with handwritten corrections. These items were written by various members of the Daughters of Utah Pioneers in Tooele County, Utah, to be used in the "HIstory of Tooele County" published in 1961.
Victor Malmros Byron lode mining claim
The folder contains a handwritten mining claim for the Byron lode located in Ophir, Utah in 1874. The claim also includes a handwritten map of the area where the metal was located.
Ophir Mining District records
Twenty-three items concerning claims in the Ophir Mining District, 1870-1879.