Latter Day Saint pioneers
Found in 14 Collections and/or Records:
Albert Jones journals, 1862-1866
Contains two diaries by Jones describing his work for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, and about his life in Provo, Utah. The materials date from between 1862 and 1866. Also includes photocopies of the journals.
Davis Bitton papers on George Q. Cannon, 1834-1998
Contains documents created by or collected by Bitton regarding George Q. Cannon dating from 1834-1998.
Donald Q. Cannon research for Voices from the Past, 1980
Includes photocopies of autobiographies and personal histories of Mormon pioneers collected by Donald Q. Cannon as part of his publication project Voices from the Past: Diaries, Journals, and Autobiographies. The project was part of the Campus Education Week Program and was edited by Donald Q. Cannon and Leonard J. Arrington. Dated 1980.
Elizabeth Ann Smith Whitney papers, 1957, 1847-1885
Contains correspondence, a poem, and patriarchal blessing of Whitney, dating from between 1847 and 1885. Primarily relates to Whitney's life in Utah, including business and family affairs.
Horace K. Whitney papers, 1847-1885
Contains correspondence, a promissory note, and other materials related to the life of Whitney. Includes information on his personal life and business activities. Materials date from between 1847 and and 1885.
Isabel Modalena Whitney Sears correspondence, 1865
Contains two letters by Whitney focusing on family and personal matters, dating from around 1865.
Joseph Fielding Smith Institute for Latter-day Saint History manuscripts on Social Services, 1949-1984
Contains oral histories and manuscripts for a book on the history of social services in The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, 1949-1984.
LaMar C. Berrett collection on the Mormon Trail, 1971-2007
Contains Berrett's research, maps, and pioneer journals related to Mormon Trail history in Missouri, Nebraska, and Illinois. Dates range from 1971-2007.
Papers of Whitney family children, 1957, 1843-1900
Contains the papers from seven of Whitney's children, including correspondence, legal records, and personal papers dating from between 1843 and 1900. Materials document a range of family and personal activity, such as missionary service, colonization efforts, and business activities.
Thomas Day correspondence, 1872-1894
The Thomas Day collection contains Day's journal (1843-1850), an account book (1843-1846), papers, and correspondence relating to his family, most all of which focuses on his LDS mission to England. He served in Lemington, Oxfordshire, Northamptonshire, and Leicestershire. Within his mission papers is found several of Day's certificates of ordination to priesthood offices as well as several handbills listing lectures given by Elder Day and his companions.