A Chronology of Important Events: May 1887
Complied by Andrew Jenson, Editor and Publisher of the “Historical Record” MAY Monday, May 2 George Naylor who had served his term of imprisonment in…
Complied by Andrew Jenson, Editor and Publisher of the “Historical Record” MAY Monday, May 2 George Naylor who had served his term of imprisonment in…
Compiled by Andrew Jenson, Editor and Publisher of the “Historical Record” FEBRUARY Apostle George Teasdale succeeded Daniel H. Wells in the Presidency of the European…
by Harry A. Dean Ephraim, Utah John Hasler was probably the most prominent musical figure in Central Utah from 1869 until 1887. He did most…
Concerning Utah’s statehood story, the oft heard quote comes to mind, attributed to German Chancellor Otto von Bismarck, who said: “laws and sausage, if they…
Dr. Seymour B. Young of the First Council of Seventy Captain Lot Smith Captain Smith enlisted in the volunteer service to help win the war…
[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text] This article first appeared in pioneer Magazine 2010, Vol.57 No.1 In the first years following the 1847 founding of a refuge in the West,…
The miracle of AMAZING GRACE is well portrayed in the life of an English coal miner by the name of Lott Russon, born in Dudley,…
Ira Bennion Sharp, 83, of Salt Lake City, civic leader and member of the sons of utah pioneers, passed away January 28, 1980 at his…
Elmer William Bird, 81, Mapleton, Utah County, Utah, prominent and enthusiastic worker for the sons of utah pioneers, died Aug. 12, 1971 in a Provo…
Thomas William Jensen, Smithfield, Utah, age 78, died march 4, 1971 in a Logan hospital of natural causes. He was an enthusiastic member of the…
Golden E. Webb, 66, centennial trekker with the Sons of the Utah Pioneers, died Nov. 17 in a St. George Hospital of a heart ailment.…