Remembering Winter Quarters/Council Bluffs : writings of the Mormon pioneers at the Missouri River, 1998.

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Remembering Winter Quarters/Council Bluffs : writings of the Mormon pioneers at the Missouri River, 1998.

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/81598764

Compilation by Karen and Paul Larsen, of excerpts from diaries and reminiscences of Latter-day Saints who resided in the Winter Quarters/Council Bluffs area between about 1846 and 1852. Includes writings of Job Taylor Smith, Eliza Maria Patridge Lyman, Helen Mar Kimball Whitney, Aroet Lucius Hale, Anna Clark Hale, Jane Snyder Richards, Joseph Fielding, Bathsheba Wilson Bigler Smith, Lucy Meserve Smith, Richard Ballantyne, Sarah Studevant Leavitt, Alfred Boaz Lambson, Allen Joseph Stout, Luke William Gallup, and Gibson Condie. Includes table of contents, preface, footnotes, and bibiliography.

1 v. (176 p.) : photocopy of typescript ; 28 cm.

Harold B. Lee Library

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