Papers, 1831-1964.

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Papers, 1831-1964.

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Diaries, correspondence, writings, poetry, playbills, advertisements and photographs; copies of early newspapaers published by Johnson; account books, daybooks and family record books; manuscript of a published biography of Johnson by Rufus Johnson.

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University of Utah, J. Willard Marriott Library

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University of Utah, J. Willard Marriott Library

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Johnson, Rufus Davis, 1882-

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Babbitt, Almon W. (Almon Whiting), 1813-1856

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Johnson, Charles Ellis, 1857-1926

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Charles Ellis Johnson was born on March 21, 1857 to Joseph and Eliza Johnson in St. Louis, Missouri. In 1860 young Charles and his mother moved to Salt Lake City. In 1861 Joseph and his two other wives joined them, but Joseph did not like city life and soon thereafter the family moved to Utah Valley. In 1866 they moved even further south to St. George. As a boy Charles had a variety of interests including printing, botany, Indians, and the theater. In St. George he met Ruth Young, a daughter of ...