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    • This collection includes four boxes, one of which contains a vast amount of correspondence during the years 1955 to 1960 between Brigham Young University and Henry Bizallion concerning Lotta's donation of rare instruments to BYU. Also included is...
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    • Women's Manuscripts
    • 249

    • 249

    • The oral history (MSS OH 233) is an interview conducted on January 13, 1966 by Hollis Scott'Archivist with Brigham Young University Archives. The interview was conducted at the home of Mrs. John U. (Amy) Hicks (daughter of Hilda Erickson) in Salt...
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    • Women's Manuscripts
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    • 36

    • Margaret submitted her autobiography in 1978 while living in South Africa. The manuscript is two pages long, handwritten in blue ink. It also includes a black and white original photo of Margaret in her later years. Margaret briefly covers her...

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    • Women's Manuscripts
    • 362

    • 362

    • This collection contains four letters between members of the Acuna family from 1866 to 1909. Three letters are written by Maria L. Acuna to her brother, Rumardo Acuna, in San Francisco. The fourth letter is written by Maria Socirro Contreras to her...
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    • Women's Manuscripts
    • 364

    • 364

    • This autobiography is seven pages long, handwritten in ink. It is somewhat difficult to follow because the writing jumps from idea to idea and does not consistently go in chronological order. Valerie writes about her growing up years and...

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    • Women's Manuscripts
    • 370

    • 370

    • The biography was written by Abigail's granddaughter, Stella Fisher Brossard. This brief history of Abigail is two typewritten pages and focuses mostly on capturing important moments in her life. At times, it is difficult to read because there...

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    • Women's Manuscripts
    • 384

    • 384

    • This collection is composed of two sets of papers. The first set is a six page photocopied diary of Eva's emigration from Sweden to Utah. The handwriting is easily read. She explains each step of the journey, giving times and prices for each...
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    • Women's Manuscripts
    • 388

    • 388

    • This collection contains a typewritten copy of a letter from Irene Hascell to Ophelia M. Andrews written in Salt Lake City. The letter is only one page long, and it looks as though the beginning of the letter may be missing. At the top of the...
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    • Women's Manuscripts
    • 391

    • 391

    • This collection consists of two folders: one folder contains the holograph, or handwritten, letters of correspondence among the Dudley family, and the other folder contains some of the transcribed typewritten letters. The holographs are very...
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    • Women's Manuscripts
    • 45

    • 45

    • Jessie's 72 page biography is bound in book form and entitled, 'History and Memories of Henry and Jessie Poulson,' compiled by their daughter Mercedes Poulson Anderson in December 1976. Included are parts of Jessie's autobiography, excerpts from...
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    • Women's Manuscripts
    • 53

    • 53

    • Vault MSS 326: This is a photocopy of a handwritten autobiography by Mary Jane Mount Tanner. She wrote it as a Jubilee Memorial, in honor of the Year of Jubilee. Mary calls it a short, abridged sketch of her life because she was writing another...
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    • Women's Manuscripts
    • 57

    • 57

    • This collection contains papers written from 1902-1958 that relate to Sarah's life. Although very little biographical information can be found in these papers, many of them help the reader understand the various projects with which Sarah was...
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    • Women's Manuscripts
    • 7

    • 7

    • MSS SC 1106: This autobiography was written in 1978; it is handwritten legibly and is ten pages in length. Barbara goes into detail about her youth, mainly describing her involvement with the Methodist Church. She goes on to describe when she...

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    • Women's Manuscripts
    • 61

    • 61

    • This collection contains of a biography compiled in 1914 by Mary Ann's grandson, J.D. Cummings, a photograph of Mary Ann, correspondence from LeGrande L. Baker requesting biographical information about D.D. Yearsley, a certificate of baptism...

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    • Women's Manuscripts
    • 65

    • 65

    • This collection is an autobiography of the life of Cleone Smith Isom from her earliest memories until 1978. The manuscript is 32 typewritten pages with handwritten notes and corrections written in pencil directly on the pages. It is an overview of...
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    • Women's Manuscripts
    • 70

    • 70

    • The history is twelve pages long and legibly handwritten except in a few places where the print has faded making it difficult to read. It was written by Elizabeth's daughter Pear M. Boyce and dated 1949. Elizabeth's parents had joined the LDS...
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    • Women's Manuscripts
    • Books & Theses

    • Books & Theses

    • Marler, George D.

    • Inventory of thermal features of the Firehole River Geyser basins and other selected areas of Yellowstone National Park.
    • Yellowstone

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