Indian affairs account book, 1852-1868.

Utah. Governor (1865-1869 : Durkee)

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Utah. Governor (1849-1857 : Young)

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Brigham Young was the first territorial governor. He served fervently in this position from 1851 to1857. Brigham Young was elected as governor on 12 March 1849, when the citizens of the Provisional State of Deseret held their first election. On 9 September 1850 an act to establish a territorial government for Utah passed the United States Congress and Brigham Young was again the man for the governorship. President Millard Fillmore appointed him on 28 September 1850. The news of the newly create...

Utah. Governor (1857-1861 : Cumming)

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President James Buchanan appointed Alfred Cumming as the second territorial governor of Utah. Col. Albert Sidney Johnson and his troops escorted Governor Cumming to Utah. Because Utahns expected war, Salt Lake City was abandoned on orders from Brigham Young. The situation was handled and the so-called Utah War was soon peacefully put to rest. Governor Cumming had the usual concerns of western territorial governors: Indians, construction of roads and bridges, and the sale of public lands. He also...

Utah. Governor (1862-1863 : Harding)

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Utah. Governor (1863-1865 : Doty)

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Utah. Governor (1861-1862 : Fuller)

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