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"Brigham Young-His Ancestry-His Family Group". It was compiled by the Brigham Young Family Association, 1997. This book goes back from Brigham Young 64 generations. Brigham Young was a 5th generation American born in Whitingham, Windham, Vermont. Before that (1658) his parents came from the British Isles. There are lines from all over Europe represented; Spain, Hungary, France, Holland, Ireland, Hohemia, Finland, Denmark, Wales, Scotland, Germany, Norway. There is a good index included in this publication. JB15

"In Honorable Remembrance of William McFarland and Margaret McCormick." Ruth McFarland White, Carr printing Co., Utah, 1980. History of the McFarland family who came to Utah with the Mormon church 1850's. Contains lots of genealogy information about the McFarlands and McCormicks and their ancestors. DH15

"The Life of William Budge." Jesse R.S. Budge, The Deseret News, 1915. ESB2

"Reminiscences: Charles W. Nibley." Published by his family, 1934. ESB2

"Samuel Rose Parkinson: Portrait of a Pioneer." Lester Parkinson Taylor, The Claymont Co., 1977. ESB2

"They came in '48." International Society Daughters of the Utah Pioneers, 2003. List of pioneers who arrived in the Salt Lake Valley in 1848. SLJ

"Utah Historical Quarterly XIV - Biography of Lorenzo Dow Young." James Amasa Little; Utah State Historical Society; 1946. Contents: Biography of Lorenzo Dow Young; Diary of Lorenzo Dow Young; Family of Lorenzo Dow Young; Children of Harriet Page Wheeler Decker and Isaac Decker; and index. SY2

Cache Co.

"Windows of Wellsville." The Wellsville History Committee, Keith W. Watkins and Sons, Inc., 1985. History of Wellsville, Utah N12

Millard Co.

"Builders of Early Millard." Daughters of Utah Pioneers, Millard County. This is a compilation of biographies for the settlers of Millard County, Utah. Published in 1979, approx. 800 pages. SDR

"History & Genealogy of the Franklin Alonzo Robison Family." Carrie Robison Despain & Melba Despain Garner, 1960. Xerox of well-used original made in 1988. History of Robison & King families of NY who travelled to Utah in 1854 and settled the town of Fillmore, Millard Co., UT. Lots of ancillary lines. Complete copies available. LR

Salt Lake Co.

"Jacksonian 1921-1922." Published by the students of Jackson Junior High School, Salt Lake City, Utah, 1921-1922. 34pp. K21

"The S Book, Latter Day Saints University High School year book 1926." Published by the Student Body, LDS High School, Salt Lake City, Utah. 1926. I can look-up names, however due to the fragility of the book, some of the pages are too delicate to photocopy. If the name I am looking up is on a page that can be photocopied, I will. K28

Sevier Co.

"Founded on Faith - A History of Glenwood, Utah 1864 - 1984." compiled and edited by Iva Lee Sorensen & Kay Bybee with assistants, 1984. Histories of families living in Glenwood, Sevier, Utah during 1864 and 1984. The histories written by family members have been compiled into a book. Including OLSEN & MEACHAM. Other surnames include: Anderson, Avery, Bell, Buchanan, Cowley, Hansen, Hendrickson, Jackson, Jensen, Johnson, Larsen, Oldroyd, Payne, Peterson, Powell, Sampson, Shaw, Sorensen, Sorenson, Wall, and others. SM7

Summit Co.

"Stories in Stone." Colleen Adair Fliedner, Flair publishing, 1995. This book lists the names and short bios of people who were buried at the Park City, Utah Cemetery and the Glenwood Cemetery, also located in Park City Utah. There are over 100 names in the book, along with family members' names. DH15

Uintah Co.

"Builders of Uintah" 1872-1947 compiled by the Daughters of the Utah Pioneers pub. Art City Publishing, 2nd ed. 1976 A history of Uintah County, Utah and it's pioneers and towns. Many published pioneer biographoes included. LW2

"Outlaw Trail Journal, Vol. 1 - Sheriff John Theodore Pope." Doris Karren Burton; Outlaw Trail History Association; 1991. Biography of Uintah Co.'s famous sheriff John T. Pope, also known as the last cowboy sheriff. SY2

Utah Co.

"Lehi Centennial History 1850-1950 - Parts 1 and 2." Compiled and written by the Lehi Centennial committee published by: Free Press Publishing Co, Lehi, Utah Nov. 1950. A history of Lehi, Utah for 100 years including biographies of the first settlers, agriculture, schools, businesses. K28

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