Box 5
Contains 19 Results:
John L. Smith published articles, 1894-1895
John L. Smith mission papers, 1845-1857
Contains photcopied documents relating to John L. Smith's mission, including his passport, mission certificate, and setting apart blessing.
John L. Smith blessing, 1860 September 22
Photocopy of complete blessing given by Lorenzo Snow to John Lyman Smith, setting him apart for his mission to Europe.
John L. Smith church documents and letters, 1860-1876
Includes Elder's certificate, letter of appointment to take charge of te Swiss-Italian mission, from Amasa Lyman, Charles C. Rich, and George Q. Cannon, passort (visa), two Passage Broker Agent's Appointments from George Q. Cannon, record of offerings, Seventies certificate, record of ordination as patriarch, and letter assigning Smith to collect tithes and offerings to finish the St. George Temple. All photocopies.
John L. Smith military and law papers, 1855
Includes license to practice law, certificate of admission to the [Utah Territorial] Bar, certificate of appointment to office of Adjunct of First Regent, of First Brigade of Calvary, of Great Salt Lake Miliary District of Nauvoo Legion, and certificate of election to First Lieutenent of Company B, of First Regiment of First Brigade of Calvary, of Great Salt Lake Military District of Nauvoo Legion. 4 items, all photocopies.
John L. Smith certificate of election to the office of Justice of the Peace, 1871 August 7
Millard County.
Augusta Bowen Cleveland Smith papers, approximately 1845-1871
Reminiscences, biographies, letters, blessings, and poems of August Bowen Cleveland Smith. Many of the items are not dated.
Smith family letters and sketch of the life of John Smith, 1849-1854
Letters addressed to "Father John Smith" from John L. Smith and Augusta Smith, and to "Father and Mother" from an unknown sender (illegible). Also includes a partial biographical sketch of John L. Smith's father, John Smith, who was born in 1781, written by his granddaughter. Photocopies only.
John Smith blessing given to Clarissa Lyman Smith, 1847 June 6
Blessing likely given by John L. Smith's father, John Smith, who served as the fourth Presiding Patriarch from 1847 to 1854.