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Wagon Company

Sixtus E. Johnson Company

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Sixtus E. Johnson Emigrating Company journal

Deseret News

Johnson, Christianna Maria, Reminiscences, in Rufus David Johnson, J.E.J. Trail to Sundown [1961], 353-55

Johnson, Seth E., Autobiographical sketch [ca. 1922], [13]-16

Johnson, Sixtus Ellis, [Autobiography], in A Voice From the Mountains: Life and Works of Joel Hills Johnson [1982], 247

Johnson, Sixtus Ellis, [Journal], in David Ellis Johnson, comp., Leaves from the Family Tree of Sixtus Ellis Johnson [1955], 121-42

Utah Pioneer Biographies

Staheli, John, The life of John and Barbara Staheli [ca. 1940], [2-3]

Utah and the Mormons collection, undated

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

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Sixtus Ellis Johnson

A voice from the mountains: life and works of Joel Hills Johnson (1982)

Seth E. Johnson autobiographical sketch, circa 1922

Nauvoo City Court docket book, 1844 February-1845 May

Eli Bell diaries, 1854-1864

Sixtus E. Johnson diaries, 1854-1857

Franklin W. Young autobiography, circa 1915-1917

Memoirs of John R. Young : Utah pioneer, 1847

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