Genealogies
Found in 736 Collections and/or Records:
Copley family papers
Handwritten personal correspondence and printed business letters pertaining to silver mining in New Mexico (1861-1904), diary by Edward Copely about his journeys as a gold miner through Washington (1861), and genealogy of the Saunders, Little, and Abbott families. Also available are photographs of Edward and Susan Copely in the BYU Photo Archives.
Correspondence regarding genealogies, 1994
Crump family papers
The Crump papers consist of family history records, ephemera and photographs concerning the family of Myrtle Frost Crump.
Cynthia Lindsay research on Boris Karloff, approximately 1969-1978
Research files created by Cynthia Lindsay while she researched and wrote "Dear Boris." Includes clippings, notes, letters from people who knew Boris, letters from research leads and research assistants, genealogies, and a bibliography. Dated approximately 1969 to 1976.
Daisie Dunford Allen letter to Roscoe Whitney Groo
Daisie Dunford Allen letter to Roscoe Whitney Groo, date of production not identified
Letter from Allen, with no place or date listed, containing a report of records of the War Department in Washington, showing that the Whitney descendants were entitled to join the Sons and Daughters of the American Revolution.
Daniel and Lovina Hovey Williams lineage chart, circa 1955-1965
Daniel Francis Thomas family biographical documents, 1900-circa 1906
Contains biographical information and important documents pertaining to the Daniel Francis Thomas family dating between 1847-1942. These documents include family group sheets, biographical sketches of Daniel Francis Thomas' wives written by family members, and newspaper articles regaurding the family.
Daniel Francis Thomas family group sheets, undated
Contains family group sheets for David Thomas and Hannah Williams, Daniel Francis Thomas' parents; Daniel Francis Thomas and Mary Margueritte Langlois; Daniel Francis Thomas and Gustava Fredrica Ohlsson; and Daniel Francis Thomas and Sarah Yeaman Stone.