BYU Library - Special Collections

Typewritten histories. Adams provides information concerning her relatives and Glen Baker. She describes and documents his youth, his educational background, and his missionary experiences in Germany.

Typewritten talk, a biography of Bean's father, Willard Washington Bean, and a biography of Alvin Pliny Bean by Vicki Zimmerman. The biography of Willard Bean relates his missionary experiences for the Mormon Church in the Southern States, 1882-1884. The other items emphasize Alvin Bean's experiences in Palmyra.

Account of Julius S. Dalley's life in Summit and Kanab, Utah, and elsewhere. Contains diary entries and other information on his mission for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in the Eastern States Mission, serving in New York City, 1906-1908. Includes autobiographical writings by Julius, writings by his wife and children, and reproduced pictures and documents. Also includes information on the family of Julius's father, James Dalley.

This collection consists of 12 leaves photocopied from a typewritten newspaper article authored by Era P. Lowe, son of Thomas G. Lowe who was a Mormon pioneer; Indian scout, missionary, and colonizer. Thomas Lowe also built tabernacles and other community buildings under the direction of Brigham Young and John Taylor. Thomas was held in high regard among the Mormons, non-Mormons, and Indians alike and served in many community and Mormon Church positions.