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Wagon Company

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Joseph W. Young Company

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Salt Lake daily telegraph and commercial advertiser

Deseret News

Juvenile Instructor

Historical Department journal history of the Church, 1830-2008

Jesse N. Smith autobiography and journal

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Joseph Watson Young

Samuel Claridge autobiography, circa 1910

Charles H. Oliphant autobiography, undated

Thompson, Harriet Ann, Reminiscences

The Welsh Saints Project

Brigham H. Young autobiographical sketch, 1847

Church emigration, undated

Anton Jansen diaries, 1855-1875

Danes in North America

Library of Congress collection of Mormon diaries, 1935-1938

Oscar O. Stoddard journals and record book, 1856-1860; 1883

A history of the three wives of James Crane

Our Pioneer Heritage

Robert Stoney reminiscences and diary, 1860 June-August

Saint George, Utah, original pioneers: December 1, 1861-May 10, 1869

The Utah genealogical and historical magazine

Zebulon Jacobs reminiscences and diaries, 1861-1877

William Jefferies reminiscences and diary

Mary Ann Ward Webb: her life and ancestry

Perpetual Emigrating Fund Company financial accounts, 1849-1886

Joseph W. Young papers 1849-1872

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