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Charles C. Rich Company

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Semi-Centennial Commission Book of the Pioneers, 1897

Biographies and History of Garfield County Pioneers

Edward Ockey reminiscence and journal, circa 1857-1858

Nathan T. Porter reminiscences, circa 1879

Charles C. Rich diaries, 1833-1862

Emeline G. Rich autobiography and diary, 1890-1909

Autobiography of Mary Ann Phelps Rich

Sarah P Rich autobiography, 1884-1893

Histories written by members of Daughters of Utah Pioneers, Camp Sunflower, Center Utah County, Provo, Utah

Salt Lake Herald-Republican

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Charles C. Rich

Francis A. Hammond journals

George Benjamin Wallace Emigrating Company journal

Historical Department journal history of the Church, 1830-2008

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Charles C. Rich Company

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Formed in Elkhorn, Douglas, Nebraska, United States

Charles C. Rich Appointed as Company Captain

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