A happy life remembered, [ca. 1992-1995].

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A happy life remembered, [ca. 1992-1995].

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First volume is an autobiography describing his early life in Provo, Utah, including attendance at Brigham Young University, 1932-1934; mission for the Mormon Church in Scotland and England in the British Mission, 1934-1936; medical studies at the University of Colorado and University of Utah; experiences as a medical officer in World War II; and medical practice in Poplar, Montana, and Salt Lake City, Utah. First volume also includes autobiographical sketch of his father, Elvon L. Jackson; biographical information on other ancestors; several photographic images; copies of certificates; and family genealogical data. A second volume, compiled circa 1995, contains Jackson's favorite writings by various authors. Copies of personal photographs and other mementos are also interspersed throughout the volume.

2 v. : typescript ; 28 cm.

Harold B. Lee Library

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