Box 4
Contains 36 Results:
Transcript Journal, 1883-1943
Miscellaneous written and typed pages, memo sheets and trial copies of transcriptions; also the final copies in loose pages used by the H. E. Huntington Library for photocopy.
General writings, 1947-1955
Miscellaneous written and typed pages, including journal entries, a brief autobiography of Whitaker’s childhood, and notes from the family history and Utah history. Text sometimes on back of other pages with interesting information. Some notes in shorthand.
Notes from daily journal, June 1890-May 1894, Spring 1896
Miscellaneous typed pages with autobiographical information by John M. Whitaker. Includes 6-page typed narrative of John M. Whitaker’s activities, June 1890 to May 1894; 12-page typed “notes from the daily journal of John M. Whitaker" with details of activities in Spring of 1886.
Memorandum from daily journal, 1863-1889
Typescript pages with autobiographical information by John M. Whitaker. Includes Memorandum from daily journal (10 pages), 1863 to 1883, including childhood and education; Memorandum continued (11 pages), 1883 to 1889, including early work history.
Memorandum from daily journal, 1888-1889
Memorandum from daily journal [copy 2], 1888-1889
Second copy of the typescript of John M. Whitaker’s activities in 1888-1889 (5 pages), including business in New York and Washington, D.C., in 1889; work with John W. Young; an account of the securing of a pardon for Charles W. Penrose from President Grover Cleveland; work with the Salt Lake and Eastern Railway Company, the Bullion Dust Mining Company, and the LDS Church (including as general secretary and treasurer for the First Council of Seventies).
Memorandum from daily journal, 1894-1896
Memorandum from daily journal, 1896-1897
Memorandum from daily journal, January-February 1898
Typescript pages with autobiographical information by John M. Whitaker. Includes “Memorandum” typescript (pages) covering John M. Whitaker’s activities during his mission in New Brunswick, New Jersey, January and February 1898 (includes handwritten additions).
Memorandum from daily journal, 1898-1899
Memorandum from daily journal, February to October 1898
Typescript pages with autobiographical information by John M. Whitaker. Includes “Memorandum” typescript (35 pages, plus handwritten additions) covering John M. Whitaker’s activities during his mission in the eastern United States, February to October 1898, including mission work at Brooklyn, N.Y., New Brunswick, N.J.; Providence, Rhode Island; Everett, Massachusetts; Portland, Maine, and elsewhere in the northeast.
Memorandum from daily journal, 1883-1886
Typescript of John M. Whitaker’s journals covering a period from 1883 to 1886, including text of letters from Church President John Taylor; copy of the obituary for his father, Thomas W. Whitaker; “A remarkable dream, 1886, the day before father died”; Construction work on the Baptist Church in Salt Lake City; meeting his future wife, Ida Taylor, etc. (Beginning of this Memorandum is in middle of the set, and page 10 on at the beginning).
Notes on the life of John M. Whitaker, 1863-1887
Memorandum from daily journal, September 1887-September 1888
Includes copies of various clippings from newspapers.
Memorandum from daily journal, September 1888-March 1889
Notes from Journal no. 5, September 21st 1888 to March 29, 1889, including John M. Whitaker’s trip east to New York and Washington, with numerous clippings and advertisements concerning Washington.
Memorandum from daily journal, March 1889 to March 1890
Notes from Journal no. 6, March 28, 1889 to March 21, 1890, including second part of the journey in the East (New Brunswick, New Jersey; New York, etc.); organization of the Utah Western Railway Company; Whitaker’s appointment as Secretary and Treasurer for the First Quorum of the Seventies; Copy of the 1889-1890 calendar for the University of Deseret.
Memorandum from daily journal, March 1890-December 1892
Transcript of Journal no. 7, John M. Whitaker, from March 22 1890 to December 3rd 1897 (part 1, to late 1892), including the events leading up to and following Church President Wilford Woodruff’s issuing of the Manifesto ending plural marriage in 1890; building the Whitakers’ new home; Whitaker’s work with the Seventies and the Sunday School organization; teaching at the University; a narrow escape with a careless buggy driver (May 1891); a vote on annexing county areas to Salt Lake City.
Memorandum from daily journal, December 1892-November 1897
Transcript of Journal no. 7, John M. Whitaker, from March 22 1890 to December 3rd 1897 (part 2, December 24, 1892 to November 1897), including Sunday School work; work with B. H. Roberts; dedication of the Salt Lake Temple; a visit to Yellowstone Park; Utah Statehood, 50th anniversary of the pioneer arrival in Utah, and his call to go on a mission in the eastern United States.
Memorandum from daily journal, January-June 1890
Typescript of transcripts from John M. Whitaker journal, from January to June of 1899, covering part of his mission to the eastern United States, work in New England and New York.
Memorandum from daily journal, May 1899-January 1900
Typescript of transcripts from John M. Whitaker journal, from May 1899 to January 1900, covering the last part of his mission to the eastern United States, including a call from the Mission President to help organize its records and writing a history of the Eastern States Mission.