Joyce R. Booker Manners journal, 1977-1979; 1984-2002

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Joyce R. Booker Manners journal, 1977-1979; 1984-2002

1977-2002

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Account of Manners's experiences as Latter-day Saint living in Lichfield, England. Includes descriptions of interaction with General Authorities and other Church leaders; service of her husband, Peter D. Manners, in Lichfield England Stake presidency; concerns about historic sites, primarily Gadfield Elm Chapel and Benbow Farm; dedication of Preston England Temple and October 1992 rededication of London Temple; experiences 1984-1986 living in Frankfurt, Germany, while her husband was employee of Church Educational System, and Europe Area office; return to England, where her husband became supervisor for Church Operations and Maintenance; 150-year anniversary of Church in England; visits to Utah; genealogical work, including service with her husband as Family History coordinator for Western Europe; her husband's 1997-1999 service as executive secretary to Europe West Area Presidency; death of Princess Diana, call of her husband as Lichfield England Stake patriarch, and reaction to September 2001 attack on World Trade Center.

Microfilm: 13 reels, 35 mm.; Microfilm neg.: 13 reels, 35 mm.

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Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints. Church History Library

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