"Adam, Our Father, and God," from the Journal of Discourses, reprinted in the Millennial Star, Vol. 48 (November 26, 1853).

Correspondence pertaining to Benson as a leader of conservatism in both religion and politics, and particulary his associations with the John Birch Society. Includes copies of letters of Dwight D. Eisenhower and Joseph Fielding Smith to Congressman Ralph R. Hardin Benson's activities.

First Presidency Journal, 26-27 September 1886 (photocopy); Journal of George Q. Cannon, 26-28 September 1886 (photocopy); sworn statement of Lorin C. Woolley concerning a revelation of John Taylor (typescript).

"Composition of Church Membership 1920-1970: Geographical and Chronolgical Trends," by Richard O. Cowan.

Biographical sketches; chronology of his career; bibliography cards of his works; speech of 1951, "Who is This Jesus?" Article from Improvement Era in 1961, "Blessed are They That Have Not Seen, Yet Have Believed."

Notes on Cowdery's letters in which he discusses Joseph Smith's visions and his arrest in 1826; correspondence pertaining to Cowdery's disapproval of power struggle within the church hierarchy (1838); quotation from "Second Elder Oliver Cowdery's Renunciation of Mormonism and his Defense for So Doing" [spurious].

Radio script for Auerbach's production of "Pioneer Tales" (1944).

"Sam Gilson and Gilsonite," from The Story of Gilsonite; excerpt from "Utah's Cinderella Minerals," Utah Historical Quarterly; Gilson's obituary.

"An Open Letter to Heber J. Grant Answering His criticism of W.P.A." Written by a Mormon and W.P.A. worker.

Additions to his memoirs; a personal sketch of John Taylor.

Correspondence with Ray Taylor; journal and newspaper article written by Hennacy; obituraries.

1851, June 24-experiences of Tooele Expedition against the Indians.

Lists of general histories and manuscripts; Mormon material at Huntington and Bancroft Libraries; inventory of Mormon diaries, journals, and life sketches.

Pamphlets issued by the Doers of the Word, a fundamentalist Mormon sect.

Pamphlet by the Church of The Firstborn of the Fullness of Times. Also a letter from a Salt Lake Attorney outlining the beliefs of many fundamentalists regarding plural marriage. Letter refers to revelations of John Taylor and his involvement in polygamy.

Excerpts from the Warsaw Signal and other miscellaneous notes relating to Mormon history of 1840s and 1850s.

Research notes pertaining to the writing of the John Taylor and John W. Taylor books and other Mormon related materials

Newspaper articles pertaining to the doctrine of witholding the priesthood from Black Latter-day Saint church members.

Article on the Morrisite movement in Utah during the 1860s the opposition it faced from the Brighamites. (Salt Lake Tribune, July 16, 1891)

Revised laws of the Nauvoo Legion from the Constitution of the United States (1844).