Histories (Literary works)
Found in 1183 Collections and/or Records:
Black Bound "Record" book, 1956 July 9- 1959 August 10
294 pp.
Black Bound "Trail Docket", 1946 January 12- 1954 September 17
Slightly damaged, formerly belonging to Albert H. Christenson, Sherman's father, in 1908, Sherman then used it intermittently as a journal.
Blaine Hart Johnson book and military history, 1941-1951
Material contains a bound book "From Humble Roots--A Family History" which gives the history of Blaine Hart Johnson and his wife, Loa Claire Mathews. Includes the military history of Johnson as he served in the U.S. Army druing World War II Pacific Theater. Dated 1941-1951.
Bloody Knife : Custer's favorite scout
Typewritten book drafts with handwritten corrections. The item is a biography of the Indian scout who served under George Armstrong Custer. The manuscript was submitted to the Old Army Press for publication.
Blue Bound "A Line a Day" diary, 1942 January 1- 1942 October 15
approx. 400 p. Includes Sherman's experiences as a lawyer in the shadow of war, and the account of his first flying trip
Blue Bound "Daily Reference Book", 1936 August 5- 1937 December 27
(Provo?) Utah. Contains journal as a young lawyer
Bonnie Hubbard personal history, 2003 November 18, 1953-1957
Book of remembrance
Typewritten biographies and genealogy charts of Adams family members. The item is a compilation of family histories, diaries, and miscellaneous items. Sadie Clark is the author of many of the biographies. The materials include excerpts from the diary of William Adams (1822-1901).
Book of remembrance of the Quayle family
Photocopy of typewritten genealogical charts, photographs, and chronology of the Quayle family. The document details the history of John Quayle: his life on the Isle of Man, conversion to Mormonism, emigration to New York in 1841, Council Bluffs, Iowa in 1846, and Salt Lake City, Utah in 1847. The history continues through Quayle's death in 1892. Genealogical charts of the family are current through 1985.
Book of settlers of Cleveland
Photocopy of a handwritten history of Cleveland, Utah, including short autobiographies of residents of that town. The residents tell about their early lives and how they migrated to Utah.