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Two folders containing letters from Lillian Larson to Clinton Foster Larson during his LDS mission in England.

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Materials include personal and business letters received by and written by Gertrude L. Marcus, letters sent to her from soldiers during World War II, and daybooks which include excerpts from her own mother's diary. Dated 1907-1953.

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Four folders containing letters from various correspondents, the majority of which are from Violet Challenger, an English woman whom Clinton F. Larson associated with while on his mission in England.

Content Description Collection contains materials pertaining to the life and family of Martha Elizabeth Schnebly. Found within are a scrapbook containing correspondence between family members and friends regarding genealogical information, detailed research on the family name, and some written accounts by Martha. Sixteen photographs are enclosed of the Schnebly residence built about 1765; five, large family group photographs, and one photograph of Martha with her cousin. Also included are Martha's family's...

Scope and Contents Contains papers relating to the life and military service of Marjorie, Don L., and E. Gene Shumway during World War II, collected by E. Gene Shumway. Especially well documented is the the Women's Army Corps service and life of Marjorie Shumway. Included are many of her scrapbooks and photographs. Includes several letters sent between Marjorie, Don, and E. Gene and their family. Includes some phonograph records created by Don L. Included too are books and technical manuals of E. Gene, and...

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The Lillian Foster Larson Simonsen papers include journals, books, correspondence, creative writing samples, and scrapbook materials relating to Lillian Simonsen and her family, primarily her first husband, Clinton Larson, and her son, Clinton Foster Larson. Materials date between 1816 and 1988.