History of San Juan Stake, 1946.

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History of San Juan Stake, 1946.

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/228740532

This typescript copy was made by Brigham Young University from the original typewritten document and includes a table of contents and name index. Its contents come from a variety of sources such as early church documents, private journals, and correspondence to newspapers. Also inserted in full is a history of the county written by Albert Robinson Lyman, one of its earliest settlers and printed by him in the "San Juan Blade," a newpaper published at Blanding in 1917.

1 bound volume.28 cm.109 pages.

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