Latter Day Saint missionaries
Found in 92 Collections and/or Records:
James Quayle papers
Collection includes journals, correspondence to Quayle and other family members, deeds of Quayle's and other family members, business papers and genealogical records. Also includes various other records of the Quayle family.
Phileon B. Robinson autobiography
Typescript (132 p.; dittoed). Details his life, his childhood, Latter-day Saint Church mission and work experiences. Includes comments on his parents and his own family. Includes two mounted photographs.
Joseph V. Robison mission diary
The Joseph V. Robison mission diary accounts Robison's LDS mission from December 1871-May 1872. Included are accounts of daily missionary activities in England.
Ernest C. Rossiter papers
The Ernest C. Rossiter papers consists of seven stories by Rossiter, the majority consisting of stories related to Rossiter's experiences in Tahiti and the French Polynesian Mission as a mission president.
Franklin Irwin Rowley journals
Holograph journals which contain daily entries of experiences and a Hawaiian-English vocabulary.
Russell R. Rich personal papers, approximately 1955-1984
Contains correspondence, pamphlets, and a sound recording related to Rich's missionary service and other activities. Materials date from between approximately 1955 and 1984.
Jeanne Rutishauser pardon my French
Rouzelle Eugene Scott diaries
Holograph diaries describing in detail his mission in New Zealand. A few letters and mission conference reports are in the front covers of the volumes.
Mette K. Seppi papers
Contains correspondence Mette K. Seppi and her family kept from various missionaries of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, photographs and programs from Mette's time at Young Women's camp, and a talk that Mette Seppi wrote about fellowship. Materials are dated 2001 to 2014.