This folder includes a biography of a settler of Atkinville, Utah. According to the account, his parents' home in Atkinville was used to hide President Wilford Woodruff from 1884 to 1886.

These boxes include the manuscripts described in A Bibliography of the Archives of the Utah Humanities Research Foundation, originally published as a Bulletin of the University of Utah, Volume 38, Number 9. The bibliography is divided into categories, and box titles are based on those categories. When a box contains multiple categories, those category divisions are noted in the finding aid.

These boxes include the manuscripts described in A Bibliography of the Archives of the Utah Humanities Research Foundation, originally published as a Bulletin of the University of Utah, Volume 38, Number 9. The bibliography is divided into categories, and box titles are based on those categories. When a box contains multiple categories, those category divisions are noted in the finding aid.

This folder includes a biography of an early colonizer of San Juan County, Utah, describing his parents' migration to Utah, his role in the San Juan Mission, his interactions with Indians in the region, and his life as a rancher.

This folder includes an account describing Coulam's journey from England to the Salt Lake Valley, the Utah War, and other events in her life.

These boxes include the manuscripts described in A Bibliography of the Archives of the Utah Humanities Research Foundation, originally published as a Bulletin of the University of Utah, Volume 38, Number 9. The bibliography is divided into categories, and box titles are based on those categories. When a box contains multiple categories, those category divisions are noted in the finding aid.

These boxes include the manuscripts described in A Bibliography of the Archives of the Utah Humanities Research Foundation, originally published as a Bulletin of the University of Utah, Volume 38, Number 9. The bibliography is divided into categories, and box titles are based on those categories. When a box contains multiple categories, those category divisions are noted in the finding aid.

These boxes include the manuscripts described in A Bibliography of the Archives of the Utah Humanities Research Foundation, originally published as a Bulletin of the University of Utah, Volume 38, Number 9. The bibliography is divided into categories, and box titles are based on those categories. When a box contains multiple categories, those category divisions are noted in the finding aid.

This folder includes an account of Foster's conversion to the LDS Church and his migration from New York to Ohio, Illinois, and later Utah. He eventually settled in St. George, Utah.

These boxes include the manuscripts described in A Bibliography of the Archives of the Utah Humanities Research Foundation, originally published as a Bulletin of the University of Utah, Volume 38, Number 9. The bibliography is divided into categories, and box titles are based on those categories. When a box contains multiple categories, those category divisions are noted in the finding aid.

This folder includes an account of the murders that a Utah pioneer carried out.

This folder includes a typescript copy of a notebook that describes Ben and Hyrum Perkins, William Adams, Joseph and Amasa Barton, James Bean Decker, and John Allan. Kumen describes his interactions with these people as well as events in his own life.

This folder includes brief biographical sketches of Jense Nielson and L. H. Redd written by Kumen Jones.

This folder includes a brief description of the life of a Pahvant Ute leader.

This folder includes Edith P. Robison's account of Chief Kanosh's efforts at conciliation.

This folder includes an account of the life of an early settler of Bluff, Utah, and Monticello, Utah. Included in this account are descriptions of events in the region during Jones' life.

These boxes include the manuscripts described in A Bibliography of the Archives of the Utah Humanities Research Foundation, originally published as a Bulletin of the University of Utah, Volume 38, Number 9. The bibliography is divided into categories, and box titles are based on those categories. When a box contains multiple categories, those category divisions are noted in the finding aid.

This folder includes an account that describes Murdoch's journey to Utah from Scotland in 1852, the Utah War, his imprisonment for polygamy, and other events in his life. The account also describes the deaths of his mother and brother-in-law as they traveled to Utah with a handcart company in 1856.

These boxes include the manuscripts described in A Bibliography of the Archives of the Utah Humanities Research Foundation, originally published as a Bulletin of the University of Utah, Volume 38, Number 9. The bibliography is divided into categories, and box titles are based on those categories. When a box contains multiple categories, those category divisions are noted in the finding aid.

This folder includes typescript copies of the patriarchal blessings of Willard Richards, Joseph Richards, and Joseph Smith Richards. It also includes copies of correspondence between Willard Richards and his wife, Sarah Longstroth Richards, as well as correspondence of other family members.