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  • Zollinger, Albert, Sr. 1849-1920
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    Idaho--History; ; Brigham Young University-Idaho
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  • BYUI - Snake River Valley Histories
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  • Austin, Zoe
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    Life During WWII
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    Eric Walz History Collection
  • BYUI - Oral Histories
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  • Zionistishe Schriften
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  • Brittle Books
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  • Zion's Camp.;
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    Zion's Camp (Expedition) (1834); Mormon Church--History--1820-1844 ; Mormon Church--Missouri--History
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    Electronic reproduction
  • Mormon Theses - N-Z
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  • Zion's Camp Monument - Jackson County, Missouri
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    Photographs;
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    This monument remembers those who died of cholera near Rush Creek, Clay County, MO. The monument is located in a cemetery in Independence, Jackson County, MO.
  • Religious Education
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  • Zion's Camp Grave Marker
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    Photographs;
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    "Zion's Camp. In 1834 Joseph Smith, Jr. led a group of over 200 from Ohio to Clay County, Missouri to redress losses suffered by the Latter-day Saints during the expulsion from Jackson County. About 68 people at the camp were stricken with cholera....
  • Religious Education
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  • Zion's Camp Grave Marker
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    Photographs;
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    The marker is located in Mound Grove Cemetery."In remembrance of those who died. John S. Carter, Albert Fisk, Seth Hitchcock, Warren Ingalls, Edward Ives, Noah Johnson, Jesse Lawson, Robert McCord, Phebe Murdock, Betsy Parrish, Erastus Rudd, Jesse...
  • Religious Education
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  • Zina Young Williams Card Collection
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    Card, Zina Young Williams, 1850-1931; Card, Charles Ora, 1839-1906; Brimhall, George H. (George Henry), 1852-1932; Maeser, Karl G., 1828-1901; Brigham Young Academy--History--Sources; Mormon Church--General Authorities--Correspondence;...
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    Mormon pioneer, educator, church leader, and civic authority. Correspondence, autobiographical and biographical materials, patriarchal blessings, legal documents, news articles, and miscellaneous items. The materials document the life and career...
  • EAD
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  • Zina Young Card Brown Family Papers
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    Card, Charles Ora, 1839-1906; Young, Zina Diantha Huntington Jacobs Smith, 1821-1901; Young, Brigham, 1801-1877; Huntington, William, 1784-1846; Richards, George F. (George Franklin), 1861-1950; Card, Zina Young Williams, 1850-1931; Molen, Jane...
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    Zina Card Brown, daughter of C. O. Card and Zina Presendia Young, was a granddaughter of Brigham Young. She was born in 1888 and died in 1974. She married Hugh B. Brown in 1908. Contains papers relating to Zina Card Brown and her ancestors,...
  • EAD
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  • The Woman's Exponent 1896-02-01 vol. 24 no. 17
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    Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints--Periodicals; Mormons--Periodicals; Relief Society (Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints)--Periodicals; Women in the Mormon Church--Periodicals;
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    Publication for the women of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Began with vol. 1 in 1872 and ceased with vol. 41 in February 1914.
  • Woman's Exponent
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  • Zetha Howarth Smith Armstrong
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    Life Experiences
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    David Crowder Collection
  • BYUI - Oral Histories
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  • Zane Grey's Sister Dies in Altadena
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    Ida Grey; Obituary;
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    News clipping about death of Ida (ca. 8 Sep 1938) In her brother's Altadena home, Ida G. Grey, sister of novelist Zane Grey, died yesterday from natural causes. A native of Zanesville, Ohio, Miss Grey came to California 18 years ago, after doing...
  • Zane Grey
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  • Zane Grey: His Life Story
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    Horses; Night; Black Star; Blanco Sol;
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    "'Night' and 'Black Star' and 'Blanco Sol,' the horses made famous in Riders of the Purple Sage, were used by Theodore Roosevelt and his sons on their trip to Nonnezoshe…"" ""…The loss of 'Black Star' and 'Blanco Sol' [died in Lacky] and...
  • Zane Grey
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  • Zane Grey-Outdoorsman - Reiger
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    Debt to Buffalo Jones
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    "It is doubtful whether Zane Grey ever saw Jones after their second trip together to rope mountain lions, in what is today the Kaibab National Forest. But their association was mutually beneficial while it lasted: Jones and his activities were...
  • Zane Grey
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  • Zane Grey Diary - 1919
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    Wanderer of the Wasteland; Death Valley; Characters; story; source; description;
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    "Prospector medium size - rather muscular - brown face - square chin - many wrinkles - narrowed eyes…mustache hair. Rather stolid and good humored. Talked of trains - nearly died of thirst one time, went 130 to 8 next morning. Nearly dead. ...
  • Zane Grey
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  • Zane Grey Diary - 19 Nov, 1908
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    nature; sunrise; sunset;
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    "The cloud effect in the West tonight just after sunset was one of exceeding beauty. First all dull gray mottled mass of clouds obscured the sky and light. As this opened up bits of blue appeared and own in one corner over the mountain a bit of...
  • Zane Grey
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  • Zane Grey Diary - 17 Nov, 1933
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    Writing; critics; books; Depression of the 30's; extravagances;
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    "The New York Times reviews my latest book favorable 'Grey holds his own with the new school of western writers'. That was something to read. I saw red. Most of those writers have built their medium upon Zane Grey. The magazine editors read, or say...
  • Zane Grey
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  • Zane Grey Collection Vol. IV, #3 - "A Night in the Jungle"
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    jungle; adventures; Mexico; code of valor; laughing at himself;
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    "Wild adventurous story of Zane Grey treed for a night by javelinas. Mass of them charged him. 'Succeeding this, innumerable grey beats, moving with incredible swiftness, appeared charging toward me. Happily, my wits came quickly. In one glance I...
  • Zane Grey
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  • Zane Grey Collection
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    Authors, American--Correspondence; Authors, American--Manuscripts; Authors, American--Archives; Western stories--Manuscripts; Sports stories--Manuscripts
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    Zane Grey, began his life in Ohio where he was the forth of five children. From there his life took him to the University of Pennsylvania where he played Baseball, and went to school to be a dentist. After graduation he moved to New York City,...
  • EAD
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  • Zane Grey and Pl. Valley - Stocker
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    Ed Haught; Under the Tonto Rim; character;
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    "When you said Haught in this country, you said Tonto Rim, 'an old timer told me during one of my visits there. Edd's father was Zane Grey's guide when the author first came to the film. Eventually Edd succeeded him, and a strong bond developed...
  • Zane Grey

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