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Williams, Benjamin. The hermit and the outcast; or, The events of nineteen years ... By Benj. Williams ...

Title: The hermit and the outcast; or, The events of nineteen years ... By Benj. Williams ... [1853]

ArchivalResource: 3 nos. in 1 v. 25 cm.

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Williams, Benjamin. Memoir of Governor Blacksnake, 1874 May 8.

Title: Memoir of Governor Blacksnake, 1874 May 8.

Manuscript narrative of the recollections of Governor Blacksnake, apparently written by Williams many years after he interviewed the sachem. Williams' note states "this manuscript was taken some of from book and some of it from another manuscript which had been written for 25 years by governor Blacksnake ... ." Most of the narrative concerns Capt. John Hudson, with some biographical information on Mary Jemison.

ArchivalResource: (0.1 linear ft.).

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Thomas Williams and Company. Account book, 1774-1822 (inclusive), 1774-1783, 1791-1822 (bulk).

Title: Account book, 1774-1822 (inclusive), 1774-1783, 1791-1822 (bulk).

Thomas Williams daybook, 1774-1783, continued as ledger by Benjamin Williams, 1791-1795, and by Thomas Williams and Company, 1797-1822.

ArchivalResource: 1 v. ; 40 cm.

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Whittlesey, Ambrose. Bill to Capt. Ambrose Whittlesey from Benjamin Williams, 1782 Nov.

Title: Bill to Capt. Ambrose Whittlesey from Benjamin Williams, 1782 Nov.

Bill to Whittlesey from Williams for a boat and hardware.

ArchivalResource: 1 item (3 1/4 in. x 7 1/2 in.)

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Williams, Ephraim Henry, 1842-1919. Biographical sketch [microform] (Typescript).

Title: Biographical sketch [microform] (Typescript).

Born at Nauvoo, Illinois, son of Benjamin Williams and Mary Ann Rock. Father's death due to exposure in 1844; mob activities against his mother and other destitute Mormons during the fall of Nauvoo in 1846; arrival in Utah, 1852; settlement in Mill Creek, Utah; return to Winter Quarters, Nebraska, to aid the immigration of other Mormons; historical data about his wife, Almira North; his marriage to her in 1863; service during the Civil War in the Lot Smith Company as a guard of the Western Mail Route; service in developing irrigation projects; church activities, including two missions to England; marriage to plural wives Marhy Ann Cook and Jane Finch; family data.

ArchivalResource: 3 p. ; partial reel : microfilm ; 35 mm.

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/367558094 View