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Cook, Philip St. George.

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http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/122700218

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http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/609420568

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Cook, Philip St. George.

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Papers, 1942-1960.

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Gardner, Hamilton, 1888-1961. Papers, 1942-1960.

Title: Papers, 1942-1960.

Correspondence, manuscripts, notes relating to Utah military history. Correspondence covers 1942 through 1960. The largest sections of the collection are the manuscripts of three unpublished books, a history of the Utah Expedition, a history of the Utah Territorial Militia, and a biography of Philip St. George Cooke. There are notes on the Utah Expedition from primary and secondary sources. Sixteen photographs (portraits of men involved with the Utah Expedition), four maps, a pamphlet, and eighteen rolls of microfilm have been removed and catalogued separately. Microfilms contain primarily the Records of the War Department in relation to the Utah Expedition.

ArchivalResource: 7 lin. ft.

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Cooke, Phillip St. George.

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Diary of George Deliverance Wilson, Mormon Battalion, 1846-1847.

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Wilson, George Deliverance, 1807-1887. Diary of George Deliverance Wilson, Mormon Battalion, 1846-1847.

Title: Diary of George Deliverance Wilson, Mormon Battalion, 1846-1847.

Photocopy of a diary kept by George Deliverance Wilson while with Company E and the sick detachment of the Mormon Battalion from 1846-1847. Wilson writes of marching along the Rio Grande; being taken to Santa Fe, New Mexico, with a company of the sick (which Wilson describes as "being sold again into the hands of the gentiles"); and traveling to El Paso, Texas, and finally Pueblo, Colorado, with the William W. Willis Company. Wilson writes of his desire to be discharged and his dislike of Army lieutenants, including Willis and Phillip St. George Cooke. Among his complaints are half-rationing and the reprimand he received for aiding a sick man who had been left along the road. Near the end of the diary Wilson concludes that "the last few months have been those of the greatest persecution I have ever experienced." Also included are several pages of poems written by Wilson.

ArchivalResource: 1 photocopy of diary, 26 pages.

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Cook, Philip St. George.

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Gardner, Hamilton, 1888-1961.

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Wilson, George Deliverance, 1807-1887.

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Wilson, George Deliverance, 1807-1887.
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Cook, Philip St. George.

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