Patriarchal blessings (Mormon Church)
Found in 207 Collections and/or Records:
William Snow autobiography
Handwritten autobiographical materials. Snow writes about his early life in Vermont, conversion to the Mormon Church, and missionary work. Some genealogy and patriarchal blessings are included. Snow made the overland journey by ox team from Council Bluffs, Iowa to Salt Lake City in 1850. He writes of numerous deaths from cholera, problems with company discipline, and travelling conditions.
Betsy Bullock patriarchal blessing by John Smith, 1869 October 31
Contains a recorded patriarchal blessing given to Thomas Bullock's wife Betsy by John Smith in Coalville, Utah. Dated October 31, 1869.
Betsy Bullock patriarchal blessing by John Smith
Betsy Bullock patriarchal blessing by William J. Smith, 1879 September 1
Contains a patriarchal blessing given to Thomas Bullock's wife Betsy by William Smith in Salt Lake County, Utah. Dated September 1, 1879.
Betsy Bullock patriarchal blessing by William J. Smith
Blessings
William F. Butt papers
Diaries, 1887-1895; correspondence, 1883-1897; financial records, Lehi, Utah, Ward record book; patriarchal blessings; mission records; and biographies of family members. Also included are the diaries of Butt's wife, Laura Ellen Bushman Butt, 1896-1897. The materials document William Butt's life in Lehi, Utah, and his service as a missionary for the Mormon Church to the Northern States.
Calvin M. Millyard photograph, 1944, 2002
File contains photograph of Calvin M. Millyard and other servicemen, as well as a letter from his wife requesting it be added to his file Susanna. Dated 1944 and 2002.
Cecilia Sharp patriarchal blessing, 1872 July 7
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints records
Contains correspondence, church related, financial records, legal records, and miscellaneous documents. Notable documents (all photocopies) include an 1844 letter from Joseph Smith while in Carthage Jail and a list of Mormon Battalion soldiers.