Mission Pictures from the Eastern States Mission

File — Box: 1, Folder: 1

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Scope and Contents

Photograph number 1: Joseph F. Smith
Photograph number 2: Joseph Smith
Photograph number 3: President Eastern States Mission Ben E. Rich
Photograph number 4: President Walter P. Monson, followed President Rich, 1913
Photograph number 5: President Edward H. Davis at the Joseph Smith Memorial Farm July 24, 1912.
Photograph number 6: President Ira B. Cannon, New Jersey Conference
Photograph number 7: President Eugene Hilton 4th President, East Pennsylvania Conference
Photograph number 8: President E. Robertson, Third President, East Pennsylvania Conference
Photograph number 9: Elder Walter E. Dye, Fifth, Idaho Succeeded me as President E. Pennsylvania Confernece, October 1914.
Photograph number 10: Elder Earl Miller (slightly tinted photograph)
Photograph number 11: Elder Earl Miller, 3rd Companion
Photograph number 12: Elder Sam N. Sorenson, 2nd Companion
Photograph number 13: Elder Leslie Tidwell, Summer work 1913
Photograph number 14: Elder McLealin, 4th Companion
Photograph number 15: Elder James A. Faucett
Photograph number 16: Elder B. Frank Birchens, 6th Companion, Summer work to Virgina, 1914
Photograph number 17: Elder Arthur Coon
Photograph number 18: Elder Guy Fullmer
Photograph number 19: Elder Rappley
Photograph number 20: Elder A. J. Newman
Photograph number 21: Elder Davis
Photograph number 22: Elder Pomfroy
Photograph number 23: Elder Monroe Van Wagoner
Photograph number 24: Elder Howard C. Peterson
Photograph number 25: Salt Lake Temple
Photograph number 26: Mesa, Arizona Temple
Photograph number 27-29: Fairmont Park scenes: Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Photograph number 30: Four unidentified Elders
Photograph number 31: Four unidentified Sisters
Photograph number 32: Faucett, Hooper, et al
Photograph number 33: Ferry boat between Camden and Philadelphia
Photograph number 34: Remnant of Philadelphia fair, 1912
Photograph number 35: Elder Lorenzo H. Hatch
Photograph number 36: Elder Leonard J. Madison
Photograph number 37: Elder Grover Arrington
Photograph number 38: Elder Edmund G. Sperry
Photograph number 39: Elder Benjamin Kurdson
Photograph number 40: Elder Hyrum G. Stevens
Photograph number 41: Elder Travis Parker
Photograph number 42: Elder Quincy Roundy
Photograph number 43: Viola C. Peterson
Photograph number 44: Sister Ruth N. Savage
Photograph number 45: Elders Roundy, Hilton and Arrington
Photograph number 46: Elders Faucett, Hilton, Dye, Madison, Stevens, Roundy, Arrington
Photograph number 47: President Monson meets with Elders and Saints in Fairmont Park, Philadelphia Pa.
Photograph number 48: Postcard of 15 young men, two named: Distant cousin Claud Richards, Debating companion at BYU Martin Martinson (others identified on back but are unreadable due to condition of picture)
Photograph number 49: Elders and Saints in Fairmont Park, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, 1913
Photograph number 50: June 20, 1914 The Sisters
Photograph number 51: 1911 (unidentified group of saints?)
Photograph number 52: "East Pennsylvania Conference when President Robertson (center) was President I seceded him." (Identified on back)
Photograph number 53: Fairmont Park, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Photograph number 54: Elders Rappley and Newman
Photograph number 55: Arrington and Hilton, clowning
Photograph number 56: Elder Miller
Photograph number 57: Dora at Mattler's feed the geese
Photograph number 58: Elders Miller and Hilton haul flour
Photograph number 59: Sr. Mattlr, E. Faucett, Dye, Hilton, Della
Photograph number 60: We unoad a car of flour for Mattler Bakery
Photograph number 61: Della and Se. Mattler and goose
Photograph number 62-64: We Celebrate "24 July" at Atlantic City
Photograph number 65: President Davis, St. Mattler, and Elders at Atlantic City, 1913
Photograph number 66: Camden Saints, Sr. Schmidt (left) Sr. Mattler (center)
Photograph number 67: Elder Birchir and President Hilton
Photograph number 68: Sr. Laura Keezler of Camden
Photograph number 69: Sr. Lydia Schofield of Camden
Photograph number 70: Sr. Pearl Cain of Trenton N.J.
Photograph number 71: Hinckley Friends: Eda Cropper, Vernell Moody, Inez Bushnell, cousin Mable Corker
Photograph number 72: Ellen Escott of East Camden, N.J. Pianist for my solos.
Photograph number 73: At B.Y.A. Claud Richards, Leslie Spillsburg (and others)
Photograph number 74: Brother Miler
Photograph number 75-77: Unidentified young girls
Photograph number 78: Mother Norman and Ernest, Dear Friends
Photograph number 79: Norman store and home where we lived in East Camden, finally left from here for 1913 summer country work.
Photograph number 80-82: At Normans
Photograph number 83: Friends Mr. and Mrs. Rudderor entertain us in country work.
Photograph number 84: Courthouse, East Camden
Photograph number 85: Tidwell, Roundy, Hilton, Dye, Madison, Stevens, Arrington, Faucett
Photograph number 86-88: Friends
Photograph number 89: Visiting saints in the country, 1914
Photograph number 90: Atlantic city with paper, 1913
Photograph number 91: Visiting saints in the country, 1914
Photograph number 92: Four Elders and 14 saints
Photograph number 93: Joseph Smith Monument in Vermont
Photograph number 94: 24 July 1914, South Royalton, Vermont
Photograph number 95: Original Well, Joseph Smith's birthplace
Photograph number 96: Flag raising on Patriarch's Hill, Virginia
Photograph number 97: 24 July 1914 at the well
Photograph number 98: Joseph Smith Monument in Vermont
Photograph number 99: Flag
Photograph number 100: Joseph Smith farm July 24, 1914
Photograph number 101: Joseph Smith=s home in Palmyra, New York "We were refused entry but later got in, This is not the property of the Church."
Photograph number 102: Dr. Caldwell, Center Apostle Orson F. Whitney
Photograph number 103: House where Joseph Smith and Emma Hale were married, we visited
Photograph number 104: Susquehanna River
Photograph number 105: Where most of the Book of Mormon was translated, Harmony (Oakland) Pennsylvania
Photograph number 106: Elders and Saints
Photograph number 107: Elder Arrington and President Hilton Park Ave. Office Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Photograph number 108: With Leonard Wood, Hinckley, Utah, 1911
Photograph number 109: Sosters Isabell and Annis, Brother Hugh
Photograph number 110: Annie's oldent sone, Grant
Photograph number 111: Richard and Mable Cook, cousins on mother's side
Photograph number 112: Norman friends, nurses
Photograph number 113: Young girl and a puppy on a front porch
Photograph number 113a: First Sunday School organized in San Francisco Local Brethren, about 1902, taken at 919 Market. W. W. Collins Supt., Wm P. Wolfinger: 1st Assistant, Claude Davis: Secretary
Photograph number 114: H6 Graduates Emerson School Oakland California, June 1944, Ethel Smith Teacher
Photograph number 115: Emerson Number. 6 class, June 1948

Dates

Creation: 1900-1985

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