Mormonism (Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints)
Found in 15 Collections and/or Records:
Leonard J. Arrington Papers
This collection consists of 13 different series which reflect his personal life, his professional career, and his research interests he conducted while a professor at Utah State University and Brigham Young University.
Samuel Claridge research
Caroline Barnes Crosby family papers
Typescript journals of Caroline Barnes Crosby, correspondence, various histories, and research relating to the lives of Caroline Barnes Crosby and Louisa Barnes Pratt, sisters and first LDS women missionaries in the Pacific. Some materials are copies of originals from the Utah State Historical Society.
Horace Hall Cummings family papers
James Clarence Ellsworth family papers
Maria Ellsworth papers
Correspondence, articles, newspaper clippings, journals, writings, etc. Includes articles from Maria Ellsworth's life and community involvement, her journals (1967-1998), garden journals (1983 and 1984), correspondence, book reviews, research for Mormon Odyssey, and genealogical charts and records.
S. George Ellsworth papers
Professional and personal correspondence, documents, writings, notes, research and teaching files, memorabilia, artwork, and blueprints by Samuel George Ellsworth.
Erastus G. Farmer papers
This collection consists of eigth daybooks written by Erastus G. Farmer between the years 1898 and 1921. They contain information about his work and finances, but they are mainly notes on The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints' meetings. The daybooks are arranged in roughly chronological order.
Hezekiah Sumner Hatch family papers
Addison Pratt family papers
Correspondence, journals, writings, obituaries, and records of Addison Pratt; his wife, Louisa Barnes Pratt; his father, Henry Pratt; and his descendants. A substantial portion of this collection consists of photocopies and transcripts of documents located in the Church Historical Department of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Satints.