Photocopy of a typed biography of Ann Quayle Cannon, a convert to the Mormon Church from the Isle of Mann, who died crossing the ocean to America. Much of the material was taken from John Q. Cannon's book, "George Cannon Ancestry: Posterity and Native Land".

Typescript of a biography of Frederick Elnathan Eldredge who farmed and drove horse-drawn wagons in Granger, Utah.

Typescript of a biography of Julia Lambert Eldredge who was very active in the Granger Camp Daughters of Utah Pioneers.

Photocopy of a typed biography of George Cannon, English convert to the Mormon Church, who emigrated to the United States and settled in Nauvoo. He made coffins for the Mormon prophet, Joseph Smith (1805-1844), and his brother, Hyrum, and plaster casts of their heads.

Typescript of an embellished pioneer story about Lurena Nebeker, whose husband told her not to take her dishes to Utah. She gave them away, but ended up taking them weset when her husband decided to carry a box belonging to a friend.

Typescript of a biography of Lilly Harriet Druce Lambert with handwritten annotations. Much material came from Lilly's daughters, Ethel Bawden and Hattie Woodbury.

Typescript of a biography of Mary Lovisa Hovey Lambert, member of the Mormon Church, who was born in Utah and became a polygamist wife.

Typescript of the biographies of Charles and Margaret Lambert, Mormons who lived in Granger, Utah.

Typescript of a biography of Anders Gustave Warnick, Swedish convert to the Mormon Church, who emigrated to America and died crossing the plains to Utah, along with most of his family.