john-e-forsgren-company-1853

Wagon Company

John E. Forsgren Company

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Anderson, William O., Autobiographical sketch, circa 1900, [3-4]

Christian Nielsen diary

Kofford, Paul Ernest, Biographical sketch

Lambert, Elena Hansena Larsen, Reminiscence in Arthur Smith Larsen, Biographical sketh of Hans and Dorthea Larsen and family 1950

Madsen, Peter, Autobiography [ca. 1908], 5

Madsen, Peter, Autobiography, 1898-1909, 21-22

Manuscript history of the John E. Forsgren Emigrating Company, circa 1930

Christian I. Munk autobiographical writings and journal

Christian I. Munk journal, circa 1852-1888

Utah Pioneer Biographies

Daughters of Utah Pioneers collection, 1828-1963

Ancestry and descendants of Mads Christian Jensen, 1600-1960, eleven generations

Olsen, James, Autobiographical sketch 1921, 2

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

Annie Catherine Christensen, reminiscence

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

Prophets of the Restoration

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Women of Conviction

Joseph Smith Papers

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John Erik Forsgren

Heart Throbs of the West

Scandinavian Jubilee Album

James Pace papers, 1846-1861

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