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    • Mildred M. Dillman Collection

    • Mildred M. Dillman Collection

    • Ute Indians; Ethnology--Utah

    • Teacher, author, historian, and researcher on the topics of Ute Indian history, ethnography, and archaeology. She was called "Woman of many baskets" by the Utes because of her interest in collecting artifacts. Correspondence, personal and...
    • EAD
    • Jackson, Edward

    • Jackson, Edward

    • Jackson, Edward, b. 1827; Jackson, Edward, b. 1827--Diaries; Gold miners--California--Diaries; Young, Brigham, 1801-1877; Mormons--Utah--Salt Lake City--History--19th century; Dakota Indians; Ute Indians; Shoshoni Indians; Shawnee Indians; Indians...

    • Handwritten diary and typewritten transcript. The diary was transcribed by Jackson's sister, Marion Jackson Gilbert, in 1855. Jackson made the overland journey with mules from Independence, Missouri, to Sacramento, California, in 1849. Long and...
    • Overland Trails - Diaries
    • Harris, George Henry Abbott

    • Harris, George Henry Abbott

    • Harris, George Henry Abbott, 1830-1919; Harris, George Henry Abbott, 1830-1919--Diaries; Mormon pioneers--Diaries; Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints--Bishops--Diaries; Pleasant Grove (Utah); Salem (Idaho); Overland journeys to the Pacific;

    • Handwritten autobiography. The manuscript includes excerpts from diaries and copies of correspondence. The autobiography and letter copying were begun in the 1880s. Harris writes about his youth in England, his conversion to the Mormon Church in...
    • Overland Trails - Diaries
    • Huntington, Oliver Boardman vol 10

    • Huntington, Oliver Boardman vol 10

    • Illinois; Missouri; United States; Mexico; Utah;

    • Handwritten diaries in 18 volumes. Also included are two handwritten volumes of patriarchal blessings given in Springville early in the 1930s. Also with the collection are ten miscellaneous items found in the diaries. Huntington was a member of the...
    • Overland Trails - Diaries
    • Jackson, Edward

    • Jackson, Edward

    • Jackson, Edward, b. 1827; Jackson, Edward, b. 1827--Diaries; Gold miners--California--Diaries; Young, Brigham, 1801-1877; Mormons--Utah--Salt Lake City--History--19th century; Dakota Indians; Ute Indians; Shoshoni Indians; Shawnee Indians; Indians...

    • Handwritten diary and typewritten transcript. The diary was transcribed by Jackson's sister, Marion Jackson Gilbert, in 1855. Jackson made the overland journey with mules from Independence, Missouri to Sacramento, California, in 1849. Long and...
    • Overland Trails - Diaries
    • Albert B. Reagan (1981-1936) Papers

    • Albert B. Reagan (1981-1936) Papers

    • Reagan, Albert B., 1871-1936; Brigham Young University--Faculty; Jemez Indians--History--Sources; Navajo Indians--History--Sources; Ojibwa Indians--History--Sources; Quileute Indians--History--Sources; Ute Indians--History--Sources; Indians of...

    • American author and historian who did research on Native Americans in the American West. Reagan was a professor of anthropology at Brigham Young University. Correspondence, research notes, and reports. The materials document Reagan's research...
    • EAD
    • Ute Chief "Piah," #4206

    • Ute Chief "Piah," #4206

    • Ute Indians; Indians of North America--Colorado; Indians of North America--New Mexico.; Indians of North America--Utah; Numic Indians; Piah;

    • Ute Chief 'Piah' who we used to see in Denver with his tribe where they came to trade - 1877 and 1878. Also glued to the back by Jackson is a newspaper clipping of 'The Man Up a Tree,' "Written by G.E. Lawton Denver Post."
    • William Henry Jackson
    • Colorow, #4213

    • Colorow, #4213

    • Ute Indians; Indians of North America--Colorado; Indians of North America--New Mexico.; Indians of North America--Utah; Numic Indians; Colorow, ca. 1810-1888;

    • Colorow, a Ute Indian.
    • William Henry Jackson
    • Colorow. #4213

    • Colorow. #4213

    • Ute Indians; Indians of North America--Colorado; Indians of North America--New Mexico.; Indians of North America--Utah; Numic Indians; Colorow, ca. 1810-1888;

    • Ute Chief Colorow 1880. Died of pneumonia. White River Agency 1888. Backing is different than the others in the folder. Verso is a logo in a rectangle, The W. H. Jackson Photograph and Publishing Co.".The Chain and Hardy Book, Stationary, and Art...
    • William Henry Jackson
    • Tushaquinot, #4205

    • Tushaquinot, #4205

    • Ute Indians; Indians of North America--Colorado; Indians of North America--New Mexico.; Indians of North America--Utah; Numic Indians; Tushaquinot;

    • A photograph of a native American man with a feather headdress and holding a pistol.
    • William Henry Jackson

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