Utahville Ward United Order minutes, 1877-1883.

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Utahville Ward United Order minutes, 1877-1883.

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Minutebook for the Utahville/Jonesville/Mesa, Maricopa County, Arizona United Order. Includes a list of nine members baptized into the United Order; minutes and financial information regarding the shareholders in the Utah Irrigation Water Ditch Company; two letters to John Taylor from Thomas Biggs regarding a monetary grievance with a Brother Jones and Brother Rogers that caused Biggs's disfellowshipment from the group; Articles of Incorporation and some minutes and financial information for the Mesa Co-op Mill; and four letters from Thomas Biggs and Thomas P. Biggs to various persons regarding debt owed by Thomas Biggs to Cher-cum, a Pima Chief. Most of the information appears to have been written by Thomas Biggs. Some of the names that appear regularly in the minutebook are as follows: Isaac Turley, Byron D. Jones, Henry C. Rogers, and D.W. Jones.

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