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Wagon Company

Claudius V. Spencer Company

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Hannah Tapfield King autobiography, circa 1864-1872

Brigham Young office emigrating companies reports, 1850-1862

Library of Congress collection of Mormon diaries, 1935-1938

Belliston: James Thomas Belliston and Louisa Miller, their forebears and descendants [1976]

Hammond, Selina Walker, Autobiographical sketch [ca. 1913-1915], 1-3

Daughters of Utah Pioneers collection, 1828-1963

Tanner, Thomas, Autobiographical sketches, 1-2

Biographical sketch of William Wagstaff, undated

Maria Walker Wheeler, My history, circa 1899, 13-19

Saints: The Story of the Church of Jesus Christ in the Latter Days

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Joseph Smith Papers

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Claudius Victor Spencer

Utah Pioneer Biographies

Perpetual Emigrating Fund Company general files, 1850-1887

Reddick N. Allred journal

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