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1939-08-17

The Life Story of Ella Clarinda Hinckley Cardon Hoopes

IdentifierFileMS0046-02
DescriptionA bound book called the Record of Ella Clarinda Hinckley Cardon Hoopes. A second copy of Hoopes's history without introductory information given in the first part of the collection. The Daughters of Idaho Pioneers honored Ella as a special meeting in Rexburg, Idaho on August 17, 1939. Material compiled and recorded by Blondel Cardon Porter from discussions with her mother, Ella.
CreatorPorter, Blondel Cardon
Date1939-08-17
CategoriesManuscripts > File MS

The Life Story of Ella Clarinda Hinckley Cardon Hoopes
1939-08-17

The Life Story of Ella Clarinda Hinckley Cardon Hoopes

IdentifierFileMS0046-01
DescriptionThe Life Story of Ella Clarinda Hinckley Cardon Hoopes in a bound booklet. The cover also includes a colored picture of the Logan, Utah temple titled ""Mormon" Temple at Night. The Daughters of Idaho Pioneers honored Ella as a special meeting in Rexburg, Idaho on August 17, 1939. Material compiled and recorded by Blondel Cardon Porter from discussions with her mother, Ella.
CreatorPorter, Blondel Cardon
Date1939-08-17
CategoriesManuscripts > File MS

The Life Story of Ella Clarinda Hinckley Cardon Hoopes

The Bannock Stake of Zion

IdentifierFileMS0028-01
DescriptionPrinted copies of the Bannock Stake and the Snake River Mission, by Andrew Jenson bound in board. From a larger unknown publication as only pages 126-162 are included. From Andrew Jenson's personal library.
CreatorJenson, Andrew
CategoriesManuscripts > File MS

The Bannock Stake of Zion
1891-01-24

The Bannock Stake of Zion

IdentifierFileMS0028-02
DescriptionThe Bannock Stake of Zion, by Andrew Jenson from the Deseret Weekly 42, no. 5, Jan 24, 1891, 129-132.
CreatorJenson, Andrew
Date1891-01-24
CategoriesManuscripts > File MS

The Bannock Stake of Zion

Stillman Pond Biography

IdentifierFileMS0018
DescriptionBiographical sketch of 1847 Utah Pioneer, Stillman Pond, and his family. Typewritten pages inside a blue cover.
CreatorPond, Leon Young
CategoriesManuscripts > File MS

Stillman Pond Biography

Short Life Sketch of the Life of Fritz Wahli Hertzig

IdentifierFileMS0047
DescriptionTypescript of a short biography of Fritz Wahli Hertzig. Hetzig was born in Switzerland in 1862, migrated to the United States as a convert to the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, and passed away in Rexburg, Idaho in 1942.
CategoriesManuscripts > File MS

Short Life Sketch of the Life of Fritz Wahli Hertzig
2010-12-31

Our pioneer heritage

Identifierhttp://archive.org/details/ourpioneerherita00nels
Description350 p. : 26 cm
CreatorNelson, Beverly Price
Date2010-12-31

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Life Sketch of William Moore Allred and Orissa Angelia Bates

IdentifierFileMS0050
DescriptionPrinted copy of Life Sketch of William Moore Allred and Orissa Angelia Bates. Some information drawn from Church Chronology by Andrew Jensen and One Hundred Years of Mormonism by John Henry Evans.
CategoriesManuscripts > File MS

Life Sketch of William Moore Allred and Orissa Angelia Bates
1949-09-01

Life history of Hans Peter Jensen

IdentifierFileMS0048
DescriptionTypescript autobiography of Hans Peter Jensen, who lived from 1863-1949. The last few paragraphs of the autobiography were finished by his second wife, Elsie Kornmuller.
CreatorJensen, Hans Peter
Date1949-09-01
CategoriesManuscripts > File MS

Life history of Hans Peter Jensen
1968-11-27

Life History of Elsa or Elsie K. Jensen

IdentifierFileMS0051
DescriptionTypescript of a short autobiography of Elsie Kornmueller Jensen. Born to Karl Christian Kornmueller and Magdalena Joachim Kornmueller in Karlruhe-Rueppurr, Baden Germany in 1891. She worked in an ammunition factory during WWI, where she learned of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. In 1925 she came to Salt Lake City, Utah where she married Peter Jensen in 1926. They moved to Salem, Idaho
CreatorJensen, Elsie K.
Date1968-11-27
CategoriesManuscripts > File MS

Life History of Elsa or Elsie K. Jensen
1935-01-01

Histories of Eastern Idaho

IdentifierFileMS0049-01
DescriptionThe Snake River Fork Country: A History of the Peaceful Conquest in the Upper Snake River Basin, by Samuel M. Beal. Booklet printed by the Rexburg Journal. Contents include a general history of the area, as well as the developments made in the valley and a history of the Rexburg Stake. Appendixes include lists and rosters of pioneers, Madison County officers, Rexburg Mayors, and Stake Officers.
CreatorBeal, Samuel M.
Date1935-01-01
CategoriesManuscripts > File MS

Histories of Eastern Idaho
1950-08-01

Histories of Eastern Idaho

IdentifierFileMS0049-02
DescriptionTypewritten copy of a pamphlet Historical Sketches: Pioneer Characters and Conditions of East. Idaho, by Rebecca Mitchell. The pamphlet became badly worn and the Library made this typed copy, but not all pioneers described in the pamphlet are included in this copy. A number of individuals and places are described in short passages throughout the typewritten paper.
CreatorMitchell, Rebecca
Date1950-08-01
CategoriesManuscripts > File MS

Histories of Eastern Idaho

Guide to the route map of the Mormon pioneers from Nauvoo to Great Salt Lake, 1846-1847

Identifierhttps://content.byui.edu/items/bafd2bff-192c-4db6-badd-d73cc02092b2/0/

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1881-01-01

Diary of Niels Wilhelm--Son

IdentifierFileMS0044
DescriptionPhotocopy of a handwritten copy of the Diary of Niels Wilhelm. He kept the diary while presiding over the Danish mission from 1880 to 1881. It includes daily records of the life of Niels Wilhelm, (mostly about working for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints), from January 1881 - August 1881.
CreatorWilhelm, Niels
Date1881-01-01
CategoriesManuscripts > File MS

Diary of Niels Wilhelm--Son
1885-01-25

Autobiography of William M. Allred

IdentifierFileMS0019
DescriptionPhotocopy of a handwritten autobiography of William M. Allred. Written from memory by the author.
CreatorAllred, William M.
Date1885-01-25
CategoriesManuscripts > File MS

Autobiography of William M. Allred