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George S. Tanner
No full textPhoto of George S. Tanner, scholar on Mormon settlements in Arizona and descendant of early settlers of Joseph City
Dizionari dels idioms romauntschs d'Engiadin' ota e bassa, della Val Müstair, da Bravuogn e Filisur : con particulera consideraziun del idiom d'Engiadin' ota /
No full text"Romauntsch-Tudais-ch." Companion vol. (German-Romansch dictionary) published as: Wörterbuch der romanischen Mundarten ... / von Emil Pallioppi. Somaden : S. Tanner, 1902.Issued in parts, 1893-1895.Mode of access: Internet
George S. Tanner correspondence with Elizabeth Shumway
No full textScan of a typed letter dated 27 January 1970 from Elizabeth Shumway of Taylor, Arizona, to George S. Tanner regarding family records, including a diary and a typescript biography of her grandfather, William Henry Solomon, that she had
George S. Tanner correspondence with Harvey Randall
No full textScan of a handwritten letter dated 3 January 1970 from Alfred Harvey Randall of Holbrook, Arizona, to George S. Tanner thanking him for his work on the Randall family and the history of Joseph City, Arizona
George S. Tanner correspondence with Marjorie Fullmer
No full textScan of a typed letter dated 3 May 1971 from Marjorie Fullmer of Idaho Falls, Idaho, to George S. Tanner in response to his inquiry about the diaries of John L. Blythe
George S. Tanner correspondence with Verna B. Lewis
No full textScan of a handwritten letter dated 25 February 1971 from Verna B. Lewis to George S. Tanner with genealogical information
South Carolina 1830
No full textIncludes inset map of Charleston, indexes to points of interest and boroughs in Charleston and 2 distance tables: Charleston to Savannah and Steam boat routes between Savanna and Augusta. Engraved by J. & W.W. Warr. Longitude west from Washington. "Entered according to Act of Congress the 20th day of Augst. 1830 by H. S. Tanner of the state of Pennsylvania."Color
George S. Tanner correspondence, 1966-1971
No full textScan of several typed letters dating from 1966 to 1971 from George S. Tanner to various individuals with connections to the Mormon settlements along the Little Colorado River in his quest for primary sources such as journals and autobiographies. Letters are addressed to
George S. Tanner correspondence with Emma Hunsaker
No full textScan of a handwritten letter dated 20 October 1970 from Emma Hunsaker of Fillmore, Utah, to George S. Tanner about plans to send him the diary of John McLaw, her grandfather and an early settler of the Little Colorado River Valley in Arizona
George S. Tanner correspondence with Afton Gardner
No full textScan of two letters dated 18 April and 26 April 1967 from Afton Gardner of El Monte, California, to George S. Tanner concerning her Walbeck and Peterson ancestry. Alexander Walbeck, her grandfather, was an early settler of Saint Joseph (Joseph City), Arizona
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