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Mormons -- Illinois

 Subject
Subject Source: Library of Congress Subject Headings

Found in 2 Collections and/or Records:

Reminiscences of Mrs. A. Agatha Pratt

 Item
Identifier: Modern-MS-53
Abstract

The original memoir of a Mormon pioneer who arrived in Utah in 1847, one of the wives of Mormon Apostle Parley Pratt. Looking back over nearly eighty years, Ann Agatha Pratt discusses the character of her husband and their life together, the journey across the Great Plains in 1847, and her own experience in helping to build the first road in Parley's Canyon, Utah.

Dates: 1907 January

Stall and Teal Journal and Private Diary

 Collection
Identifier: Midwest-MS-211
Abstract A manuscript diary written by Edward Teal of Stall & Teal, a business located in Mission, Illinois in La Salle County. The journal documents finances, farming, family genealogy, daily activities, and issues pertaining to the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints as Teal was a practicing Mormon. The first portion of the journal documents the business-related transactions and accounts. On pages 93 and 94, Teal compiled a short genealogical record of marriages and births. The diary...
Dates: approximately 1840-1889