Submitted by BYU student Leda Hall for her Winter 1977 English 392 class. About the elderly as a source of knowledge and stories that often go ignored. Contains a cover essay, autobiographical sketch, informant information about Lucille Richins and her stories about her life and Indian stories she was told as a girl in the early 1900s. Contains a story she was taught as a girl about two Indian boys, how the Native Americans cured meat, a Utah general trying to kill an Indian encampment, liberated women "Queen Anne" and her sister, other independent women, home remedies for scurvy prevention and tonsilitis, the Moab settlement, and the history of the Uintah name, as well as more.