Genealogies
Found in 736 Collections and/or Records:
Life history of Carol Bradshaw Sampson
Contains one bound copy of the book titled "The Life History of Carol Bradshaw Sampson," compiled by Ilean Sampson Sullivan. It details the early life to death of Carol Bradshaw Sampson, including pictures and typed stories. Dated 2008-2012.
Samuel M. Leiper document, 1853 April 1
Document giving William J. Leiper power of attorney for Samuel M. Leiper, signed by Samuel M. Leiper, dated April 1, 1853.
Samuel M. Leiper notice of non-payment, 1853 October 31
Notice of non-payment for $5000, from A. Post Campbell (on behalf of Willima A. Irvine) to Samuel M. Leiper, dated October 31, 1853.
Samuel M. Leiper notice of protest, 1853 October 31
Notice of protest for non-payment from Ocean Bank to Samuel M. Leiper, dated October 31, 1853.
Henry Weeks Sanderson record book
Handwritten record book. The materials include records of temple work performed by Mary Jane Sanderson Sanders for friends and ancestors, as well as poems either by Sanderson or dedicated to members of his family.
Sanford Joseph Heilner and Claire Heilner Freedman historical background on Heilner family, approximately 1813-2010
Materials include photographs, maps, genealogy, and other collected documents and publications, including written historical narrative on Germany and the family of Aron Heilner. Dated from approximately 1813 to 2009.
Sarah Ann Yeaman Stone Thomas biographical sketch, undated
Contains a photocopied biographical history about Sarah Ann Yeaman Stone Thomas researched and written by \Addis Thomas, Graddaughter, Althea Thomas Jones, Granddaughter.
Sarah Oakey Sirrine genealogical record, 1914-1934
A notebook titled Genealogical Pencil Record filled with pedigrees, brief bios of each of Sarah Oakey Sirrine's family members, names of descendants, and records of temple ordinances done. Dated 1914-1934.
Josiah Saville family organization
Photocopies of typewritten family histories, genealogies, patriarchal blessings, letters, certificates, and a diary. All materials relate to the family and descendants of Josiah Saville (1816-1903). Josiah was a convert to the Mormon Church in England who migrated to Utah in 1862. He lived in Salt Lake City, Utah. The diary is by James Wright Saville (1850-1912) and was kept for the year 1904 and writes about his daily activities probably in Salt Lake City, Utah.