Autobiography of Lucy H. Flake, 1894.

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Autobiography of Lucy H. Flake, 1894.

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Copy of Lucy H. Flake's autobiography, begun in Snowflake, Arizona, on March 1, 1894. Includes reminiscences on Flake's childhood in Illinois and Utah, notes on the early family life of William Flake, and references to family genealogy, the Flakes' attendance of church conferences, their daily life in Snowflake, William's marriage to Prudence Kartchner, several pages on the death of Lucy's son Charles, and other family and community news.

1 bound volume.

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