Autobiographies
Found in 2092 Collections and/or Records:
Genealogy papers on the Roberts family, date of production not identified
George A. Cheever papers, 1942-1945, 1980
George A. Lewis memoir, after 1948
Materials include George A. Lewis' memoir detailing his travels around the world, especially the Pacific Ocean, as a radio operator in the U.S. Merchant Marines from 1946-1948. He speaks of his religious experiences before, during, and after the war and how they helped him while in the service. Dated after 1948.
George Bromley Clark memoir, 2001
Material contains a memoir of the military experiences of George Bromley Clark during World War II as an engineering officer. Dated 2001.
George Dean Ellsworth papers, approximately 1943, approximately 2001
Materials contain a memoir written by George Dean Ellsworth regarding his service in the U.S. Army Air Corps during World War II from 1942-1946. Also contains a memoir written by his wife, Helen Hamblin Ellsworth, about her experiences during World War II. Includes two photographs and their negatives. Dated approximately 1943, approximately 2001.
George Elwin Golding memoir, approximately 1990
Contains one memoir written by Golding titled "The War," about his service in the Pacific theater of World War II in the Army Air Corps. Includes transcriptions of letters he sent, retrospective narrative, quotes about war, and photocopied photographs. Dated approximately 1990.
George Halliday diary, 1845-1854
George Halliday family record and autobiography, 1884-1920
Volume includes a family record book providing genealogical information pertaining the family of George Halliday, including ordinance information. Also includes at the end of the volume a handwritten short autobiography of Halliday, written on August 17, 1887, in Santaquin, Utah. Dated 1884-1920.
George Holmes papers, approximately 1999
Materials contain a history of George Holmes regarding his service in the U.S. Army during World War II. Includes autobiography and a short biographical outline of Holmes's life written by his wife, Clara Holmes. Discusses a patrol in Germany in which he was severely wounded and several of his comrades killed. Dated approximately 1999.
George Iland Passey memoir, 1970 June 30
Materials contain the life story of George Iland Passey with a particular focus on his service in the U.S. Army during World War I. Passey discusses his service in the Massachusetts General Hospital Field Unit helping wounded men recuperate. Dated June 30, 1970.