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    • Walter Atwood, Scofield [Utah]

    • Walter Atwood, Scofield [Utah]

    • Young men--Portraits; Atwood family--Photographs;

    • A young man, sitting on a rock among bushes, holding a hat on his knee. He is the son of Simeon Atwood who is the brother of Doctor Turl. Taken outdoors. Patron submitted information states: This is a picture of Walter Atwood (born 1871) son of...
    • George Edward Anderson
    • 2000-02-15 The Scroll Vol 111 No 21

    • 2000-02-15 The Scroll Vol 111 No 21
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    • The Scroll newspaper has been in print since 1905, when BYU-Idaho was known as the Ricks Academy, a locally run school with a newly-developed high school program. At the time this newspaper was known as the “Student Rays,” and was printed...
    • BYUI - The Scroll 3
    • Ajax, William, 1832-1899 vol 2

    • Ajax, William, 1832-1899 vol 2

    • Ajax, William, 1832-1899; Ajax, William, 1832-1899--Diaries; Mormon pioneers--Diaries; Young, Brigham, 1801-1877; Cannon, George Q. (George Quayle), 1827-1901; Salt Lake City (Utah); Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints--Missions--Great...

    • Holographs, photographs, and typescripts of journals, 20 July - 27 December 1861; 1 January 1862 - 31 December 1863. The journals describe Ajax's activities as a missionary for the Mormon Church in England and Wales and include some newspaper...
    • Overland Trails - Diaries
    • Atwood & Preece

    • Atwood & Preece

    • Wagons--Utah--Vernal; Men--Portraits; Women--Portraits; Children--Portraits; Atwood family--Photographs; Price family--Photographs;

    • A group of five men, a young child, and a woman sitting with two wagons and three horses behind them. This photograph was taken outdoors.
    • George Edward Anderson
    • [Doctor] Atwood

    • [Doctor] Atwood

    • Men--Portraits; Women--Portraits; Children--Portraits; Atwood family--Photographs;

    • Taken outdoors in front of a stone home, a photo of an older man and woman (possibly Mary Palfreyman), four women, two men and three boys.
    • George Edward Anderson
    • W. M. Atwood, Cleveland [Utah]

    • W. M. Atwood, Cleveland [Utah]

    • Children--Portraits; Atwood family--Photographs;

    • Two young girls and a small child, all wearing dresses made of the same material. The two girls wear identical dresses that have a plaid shoulder area surrounded by a ruffle of the same material as the rest of the dress. This photograph was taken...
    • George Edward Anderson
    • Ferguson, Andrew

    • Ferguson, Andrew

    • Ferguson, Andrew, 1818-1888; Ferguson, Andrew, 1818-1888--Diaries; Mormon converts--Scotland--Diaries; Mormon pioneers--Diaries; Mormon missionaries--Scotland--Diaries; Scotland--History--19th century;

    • Holograph autobiography, diary, and notebook containing speeches, council meeting minutes, and journal additions. Ferguson writes about his ancestors, early life, education, and his conversion to the Mormon Church in 1844. His diaries cover the...
    • Overland Trails - Diaries
    • Purdy, John H. Letters

    • Purdy, John H. Letters

    • Purdy, John H.; Purdy, James H.--Correspondence; Pioneers--West (U.S.)--Correspondence; Gold miners--California--Correspondence; Overland journeys to the Pacific; Salt Lake City (Utah)--Description and travel; Sacramento (Calif.)--Description and...

    • Handwritten correspondence from John Purdy to his brother, James, about his overland journey by ox team from Columbus, Ohio, to California in 1849. Purdy is an intelligent and detailed writer. He describes various companies' rules and regulations...
    • Overland Trails - Diaries
    • 1991-10-02 The Scroll Vol 103 No 5

    • 1991-10-02 The Scroll Vol 103 No 5
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    • The Scroll newspaper has been in print since 1905, when BYU-Idaho was known as the Ricks Academy, a locally run school with a newly-developed high school program. At the time this newspaper was known as the “Student Rays,” and was printed...
    • BYUI - The Scroll 3

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