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National Society, Sons of Utah Pioneers. Red Rock Chapter

 Organization

Administrative History

The Red Rock Chapter of the Sons of Utah Pioneers (after 1933- ) was organized in Kanab, Utah in support of SUP membership in the area.

The Red Rock Chapter of the Sons of Utah Pioneers (RRSUP) honors the pioneers of the past and present for their faith, devotion, loyalty, hard work, service, courage, integrity, and determination. RRSUP's activities support the National Society's missions of preserving the memory and heritage of the early pioneers of the Utah Territory through treks, symposiums, conventions, and scholarships. They are recognized as a respected contributor to the preservation of Pioneer history.

Citation:
Sons of Utah Pioneers National Organziation, via WWW, May 28, 2014 (The Red Rock Chapter of the Sons of Utah Pioneers (RRSUP) was organized some time after 1933 in Kanab, Utah in support of SUP membership in the area; honors the pioneers of the past and present for their faith, devotion, loyalty, hard work, service, courage, integrity, and determination; activities support the National Society's missions of preserving the memory and heritage of the early pioneers of the Utah Territory through treks, symposiums, conventions, and scholarships; recognized as a respected contributor to the preservation of Pioneer history)

Found in 1 Collection or Record:

Merrill C. Mickelson collection of Red Rock Chapter newsletters

 File — Folder 1: [Barcode: 31197232583028]
Identifier: MSS 7753
Scope and Contents

Contains the newsletters of the Red Rock Chapter of the Sons of Utah Pioneers in southern Utah, specifically Kanab, Orderville, Mt. Carmel, Glendale, and Alton. The newsletters contain family histories of ancestors of chapter members. Dated 2005 to 2011.

Dates: 2005-2011
Found in: L. Tom Perry Special Collections / Merrill C. Mickelson collection of Red Rock Chapter newsletters

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