The John Redington journals (1859-1905) were written specifically for the purpose of leaving a record for his family, covering his life from 1859 to 1905. The five journals in the collection discuss his life during the early days of the LDS Church, and give a hands-on account of both of his missions.

The George W. Reed photograph collection contains photographs of Reed's homes in Salt Lake City, and photographs of the American flag hung on the Salt Lake Temple to commemorate statehood in 1896.

The Willard Dale Rees papers (2005) contain a listing of tape recordings that he donated. He collected the recordings while serving as a missionary in the West Spanish American Mission for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (LDS Church) from 1962 to 1964 and then following his mission through 1970.

The Harriet L. Reid memoir consist of five typewritten pages containing a brief description of Reid's life in Utah and Arizona in the late 1800s.

The Relief Society General Board records (1959-1961) contain a list of various dictaphone recordings of Relief Society letters and meeting minutes.

The Relief Society of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints scrapbooks (1990-1995, 2002-2007) provides a history of the general presidency of the Relief Society and the general board.

The George Reynolds papers (1845-1906) consist of correspondence, writings, notes, family materials, diary photocopies, and other materials regarding the life of Reynolds and his family.

The George Reynolds photograph collection contains photographs of early notable members of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, such as Joseph F. Smith, Prisoners of Conscience, etc. Also included in the collection is a portrait of George Reynolds.

The Harold G. Reynolds papers (1895-1936) consist of certificates, programs, correspondence, notes, newspaper and magazine clippings on Harold G. Reynolds' life and LDS Church assignments. Reynolds was the mission and travel secretary for the LDS Church.

The William Fletcher Reynolds biography [photocopy] consist of a sketch of the life of William Fletcher Reynolds, Utah pioneer of 1852, dictated and prepared by his eldest daughter, Ellis Reynolds Shipp.

The Ben E. Rich Southern States Mission scrapbook (1899-1902) documents LDS missionary and proselyting in the Southern States Mission (Ohio, Tennessee, Kentucky, Alabama, Mississippi, South Carolina, Virginia, Georgia). Included are conference reports, pamphlets, anti-Mormon sermons, clippings, and personal correspondence. Rich was a native of Salt Lake City who served as head of the Southern States Mission of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (LDS) from 1898 to 1908.

The Alton F. Richards papers (1839-1994) contains correspondence, family papers, teaching materials, church records, financial records, clippings and notes relating to the life of Alton Richards. Included are correspondence of his father, Ianthus P. Richards, and grandfather, Samuel W. Richards. Alton F. Richards was a mathematics teacher in the Ogden, Utah public schools. He also served as a bishop in the LDS Church during the 1940s.

The Daniel Brigham Hill Richards diaries (1897-1934) incorporate family history, correspondence, articles, and newspaper clippings.

The Ianthus Leo Richards papers (1906-1925) consist of documents relating to and resulting from Richards' experiences in England and Ireland as a missionary for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (LDS) from 1923-1925. Included are correspondence, mission records, a log book, diaries, and memorabilia.

The Ianthus Leo Richards photographs consist of photos and postcards relating to and resulting from Richards' experiences in England and Ireland as a missionary for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (LDS) from 1923-1925.

The Kim David Richards papers (1964-2013) consists of Kim David Richard's autobiography, correspondence from Richards to home during the his LDS mission and his service in the army. It also contains his summary of Gregg shorthand and transciptions of Richards' relatives' writings.

The Paul C. Richards papers (1892-1997) contain alphabetized office files covering people, programs, and media issues at Brigham Young University circa 1975-1992 while Richards was the Director of Public Communications. The collection also consists of correspondence, notes, and newspaper clippings, many of which Richards is quoted in.

The Samuel W. Richards journals (1851-1908) consist of 15 photocopy volumes of manuscripts from microfilm.

The Robert O. and Bette Richins papers (1984-2004) contain a petigree of the Richins/Hunter family, notes, copied correspondence, announcements, and news clipping regarding the LDS Church.