Immigration and American Expansion
Found in 1068 Collections and/or Records:
John S. Higbee diary
Photocopy of typewritten excerpts from a diary. The diary covers the time from 9 April to 1 July 1847. Higbee migrated with Brigham Young's company as far as the "upper" Platte River.
Adeline Henry Hinckley biographies
Ira Nathaniel Hinckley diary and family papers
Lyman Hinman letter to "Brother and Sister Taylor"
Typescript of a letter which tells of his experiences with the Emmett Company of Mormon immigrants.
Historical data on the Talbot family
Typed historical data on the Talbot family. The item includes transcripts of correspondence, family histories, historical notes, reminiscences, genealogies, travel descriptions, and miscellaneous items. In particular, the collection describes various wars, uprisings, and social conditions in nineteenth century South Africa. The collection also includes a history of the Morrisites, the Morrisite War, and other information relating to Utah and Mormonism.
Historical sketch of James Hendricks and Drusilla Dorris Hendricks
Typewritten copy of an autobiography. Drusilla married James Hendricks (1808-1870) in 1827. They joined the Mormon Church in 1835 and lived with the Mormons in Clay County, Missouri and Nauvoo, Illinois. They migrated to Utah in 1847 where they lived in Salt Lake City, Springville, and Richmond.
Emma McDowell Jacobsen histories
Typewritten records. Jacobsen, working for the Daughters of the Utah Pioneers, compiled a list of the names of early pioneers who were buried in the Provo City cemetery in Provo, Utah, from 1849 to 1859. Also included is a history of the first deaths and burials in Provo, Utah. The old city cemetery was first located on the hill where Brigham Young University was later built.
History filed no. 2 of Adams Camp, Utah County company Daughters of Utah Pioneers
Photocopies of microfilmed copies of typewritten lists. The collection includes a list of the "officers" of the Daughters of Utah Pioneers in American Fork, Utah, and "Minutes of Meeting Held July 19, 1933."
History of Bradford White Elliott
Typescript of information concerning Elliott's family, his call to be a Latter-day Saint Church apostle and his death.
History of Edmund Buckley
Typescript. The collection includes a biographical sketch of Edmund Buckley, an early Mormon convert and Utah pioneer.