Centennial
History of Cedar City Public Library
· Cedar City Library Catalog (Search)
· Digital Newspapers Project (University of Utah)
· Federal Sites for Genealogists
· Historical Societies by State
· LDS Family History Center Locator
· Library Board Minutes and Items of Interest
· Local Personal and Place Histories
· Mega Sites and Subscription Services
· National Records and Archives – Genealogy Page
· Utah Library Association Genealogy Round Table: GENRT
· Western States Marriage Record Index
Bureau of Land Management General Land Office Records
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
(Vital Records)
Indian Health Service – Native
American Genealogy
Library of Congress Local
History and Genealogy Reading Room
National Archives and Records Administration (
Selective Service System: Obtaining Records
Social Security Online—Freedom of Information
http://www.ssa.gov/foia/foia_guide.htm
(Sources courtesy of Marina Ruth Gomez Paez
de Schumaker of the LDS Family History Library)
Society of Hispanic Historical and
Ancestral Research
These histories are housed in the Library’s Special Collections area and may not be removed from the Library. Most are unbound and without citation but are derived from either autobiographical accounts or accounts from descendants. Women are listed under married name. The attached documents are only as good as the copies in the library’s collection. In a very few cases, library records contain additional information considered too large to scan. You may contact the library to inquire further. Hyperlinked documents are those believed to be outside of copyright restriction. Others are available at the Library.
NOTE: The Cedar City Public Library has taken
reasonable steps to protect copyright.
Histories that are hyperlinked are believed to have cleared copyright
restrictions. Histories that are not
hyperlinked are not known to have cleared copyright restrictions and,
therefore, are available for inspection at the library but are not
reproduced. Said restrictions are: Documents found to have been written prior to
January 1, 1964 are presumed to have copyright protection for 28 years after
authorship or after the death of the author (whichever comes first); documents
written between January 1, 1964 and December 21, 1977 are assumed to have
copyright protection for 95 years after authorship or after the death of the
author (whichever comes first); documents written January 1, 1978 or after are
assumed to have copyright protection for the life of the author plus 70
years. If you feel that copyright has
been violated, please contact the Library Director immediately at 435-586-6661
x1001.
Abbott, George Adams, Charles Adams, Herbert Charles Adams, James J. Adams, John V. Adams, Juliette Cecilia Bayles Adams, Louisa Houchen (See: Adams, Herbert Charles) Adams, Mary Ann Leach Adams, Orson B. and
Susan Smith Adams, Sarah Amelia Mackelprang (See: Adams, Herbert Charles) Adams, Timothy Adams, William Alger, Samuel and Clarissa Hancock Allen, Daniel Allen, Mary Barton Anderson, James P. and Eliza Morton Anderson, Mary Jane Brown Armstrong, Joseph H. and Mary Ann Smith Armstrong, Susanah Ward Lister Arthur, Christopher J. (includes large autobiography too
large to scan) Austin, Edwin Nelson and Alnora Naomi Lane Bailey, Amelia Read Banks, William E and Ellen Eyre Barton, Eliza Anderson and Joseph P. Barton, Eliza S. Barton, John Samuel Penn and Martha Elizabeth Williamson Barton, Joseph F. Barton, Mary W. Barton, Sally Penn Bastian, Jacob and Metta Marie Sanders Bauer, Alowis and Barbara Eliker Bayles, Herman Dagget
and Dorthea
Jensen Benson, Alvin and Elizabeth Ellen Orton Benson, Nathan Benson, Phebe Forster Benson, Richard Bentley, William Birkbeck, Jane Bladen, Thomas Samuel
Bodily, Robert Bryant, Richard John and Clara Jane Jones Bulloch or Bullock, David Bulloch, Sarah Ann Higbee Bunker, Edward Bunker, Edward, Jr. Carroll, Kezia Giles Carroll, Willard Carpenter, Catherine Judd Carson, Hannah Carson, Valentine Cartwright, Jane Allen Chaffin, Lewis Rice
Chaffin, Sarah M. Chatterley, John Chatterley, Morton Chatterley, Sarah Whittaker Chidester, John Madison Clark, Daniel Porter
and Sarah Milissa Hakes Clark, Edgar Leonidas and Mary Jane Roberts Clark, Jeanette Coleman Connell, James and Sarah Elizabeth Combs, Mark Anthony
and Maria Corry, Elizabeth Louise Parry Cosslett, Joseph Crawford, Carnelia Gifford Crawford, William Robinson Cutler, Emma J. Dalley, Emma Wright Dalley, Mandana Hillman Dalley, Mary Crosby Jones Dalley, Mayhew H. (Tribute) Davenport, Thomas Davis, James and Mary Elizabeth Fretwell Day, Thomas, Jr. Decker, George William Dougherty, Emma Smith Driggs, Howard Roscoe Elliker, Heinrich, Jr. Elliker, Hans Heinrich Sr., and Margaretha Esplin, Cleo Luke Esplin, John and Margaret Webster Evans, Thomas and Phebe Ann
Pendleton Flannigan, William W. Foote, Artemisia Ford, William Fowler, George and Jane Marshall Froyd, Anna Leigh Gale, Henery Gardner, Bernella El Snow Gifford, Anna Nash Gifford, Lora Ann Demille Gifford, Samuel Kendall Gould, Samuel and Fanny Ward Graham, Laura Ellen Farnsworth Granger, Walter Grow, Henry Gurr, Sarah Elizabeth Haight, Caleb Haight, David Snyder and Charlotte Jane Higbee Haight, Isaac Chauncey (short sketches of wives of) Halterman, George Samuel Hamilton, Margaret Jane Meeks Hanks, Ebeneezer Hanks, Elizabeth Edwards
Harris, John Harrison, Richard Heap, George Heap, William (See: George Heap) Henderson, John Harris and Celia Jane Carter Heyborne, Melissa K. Rollins Lee Heyborne, Robert William Heywood, Joseph Leland Higbee, John Mount and Eunece Bladen Higbee, John Somers Higbee, Myron David Hollingshead, Nelson Stoyell Holyoak, George, Jr. and Eliza More Hopkins, Charles Houchen, Henry and Harriet Betts Smith
Houchen, William Howd, Simeon F. and Lucinda Morgan Hoyt, Harriet Ingram Gardner Hulet, Sylvanus Cyrus and Catherine Stoker Hunter, Eliza Catherine Pinnock Hunter, George Hunter, Joseph Sneddow Hunter, Mary Muir Hyatt, John Smith Hyatt, Herbert Smith and Lucy Albena Gunn Jacques, Thomas Jensen, Mary Mortensen Jensen, Mary Neilson Jensen, Peter M. Johnson, Joel H. Jones, Betty Walker Jones, John Lee Jones, John Pidding and Margaret Lee Judd, Mary Minerva Dart Judd, Zadock Knapp, Sr. (at least one page apparently missing) |
Knight, Daniel and Caroline Beck Lamoreaux, David Burlock Lattman, Hans Heinrich and Elisabetha Furrer Leany, Hyrum Leany, William LeFevre, William Leigh, Elizabeth Wood Leigh, Henry Leigh, Maria Chaffin Leigh, Samuel and William David and Samuel T. and John Leigh, William Harry Lowder, Emily Terisa Hodgetts Lowder, John Lowe, George Alma, Sr. Lowe, Harriet Allen Lunt, Ann Gower Lunt, Ellen Whittaker Lunt, Henry Lunt, Mary Ann Wilson Lyman, Paulina Eliza Phelps Mackelprang, Christian Eric Mackelprang, Lenora Bailey Mackelprang, Peter and Margaret Marsden, Lucius N. Marsden, William Matheson, Alexander and Matheson, Daniel Alexander and Matheson, David Jr., and Sarah R. Matheson, Mettie R. McAllister, Eleanor J. Adams McConnell, Eliza Williams McConnell, Jehiel Macfarlane, Agnes Eliza Macfarlane, Daniel Sinclair McGregor, William Campbell Mickelsen, Ane Nielsen Middleton, Jane Withers Middleton, John Miller, Robert Ewing and Eliza Patterson and Allen Miller, Sarah Mitchell, William Cooke, I Moore, Elijah Morley, Isaac (Ancestry and Forbears) Morris, William T. Mortensen, Neils Otto Mortensen, Peter and Helena (Lena) Sanders (Sanderson) Mosdell, Charles Mosdell, Margaret
Elizabeth Walker Munford, Maria Platt Mustard, David Nebeker, Sarah Ivins Mckean Nebeker, William Perry and Sarah Ivins McKean Neilson, Mettie Maris Nelson, Bengt Orton, Mary Leonora Bayles Orton, William and Hannah Taylor Owens, Margaret Evans Owens, Thomas Robert Palmer, Johanna Reese
Palmer, Richard Parry, Edward Parry, John and Mary Ann Haight and Elizabeth Frances (daughter) Pendleton, Daniel S. Perry, George and Susannah Ward Perry, Joseph M. and Elizabeth Perry, Loretta Robb, Samuel and Amanda M. Dailey Robb, Thomas Robb, William and Helen Bell Robinson, Arminda Hadden Robinson, John Rowlandson, Jr. Robinson, John Rowlandson, Sr. and Jane Coupe Robinson, Susann A. Topham Rogers, Amanda Jane Rowley, Richard and
Ann Jewell Schofield, Isabella Banks Schofield, Jane Elizabeth Robinson Seaman, John W. Sevy John Lowe Shepperson, Eliza Shepperson, William Sherratt, John and Christina Bullloch Simkins, James Skougard, Elizabeth Jane Carson Smith John Calvin Lazell Smith, Joseph Hodgetts Smith, Joseph Stanford Smith, Sarah Jane Smith, Zilpha Stark Snow, Ann Rodgers Snow, William Stapley, Thomas Charles and
Sarah Adams Steele, John and Mahonri
Moriancumer (Journals of) (Document too large to
scan.) Stevens, Sarah Ann Eyre Stones, Daniel, Sr., and Mary Eckersley Stones, Susan Prothero Swapp, Archibald Tait, William and Elizabeth Xavier Thornton, Mary Whittaker Thurston, Ellen Barney Topham, Annie Marie Lund Topham, Betsy Baker Topham, John Baker and Mary Jane Barton Topham, Laura Ellen Horsley Topham, Mary Lucinda Robinson Twitchell, Ancel Unthank, William Urie, Sarah Ann Heyborne Walker, Betty Smith Walker, Charlotte Chatterley Walker, Janet Corry Walker, John Henry Walker, John Smith Walker, Joseph Walker, Thomas Ward, Anna Catherine Adams Ward, David Ward, Sarah Parker Ward, William Webster, Francis Whitney, Francis Tuft Whitney, New Samuel Whittaker, James, Jr. Wilcock, William Wilkinson, Charles Wilkinson, Joseph Thomas Williamson, Martha Knowles Wilson, Mary Ann Wimmer, Mary Smith Wood, Elizabeth Ann Bryner Wood, Nicholas and Martha Worthen, James Albert and Mary Ann Lee Worthen, Samuel and Mariah Louisa Grow |
Brickmaking
Christmas in Union
Fort,
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
Daughters of
Mountain Meadow Massacre (The Facts as I Heard Them of the Mountain Meadow Massacre by Unknown)
New
Harmony, History (History of
Panguitch, History
Paragonah, History (History of Early Settlement of Paragonah by Mrs. Nettie Lamoreaux Baldwin)
Pinto,
Sevy, George Washington, Freighting Experiences of George Washington Sevy
Walker War (Final Battle) (The Story of the Final Battle of the Walker War, told to Rhoda Wood by D. S. Pendleton who was one of the company sent to bring back the stolen animals)
Washington Factory (Cotton) (A paper prepared from data gathered by David H. Morris)
Avedisian, Robert S., World War II and Korean Conflict (Time: 31:37)
Batt, Scott, World War II (Time: 53:20)
Baumgartner, Ray, World War II
Betenson, Blaine W., World War II (Time: 34:47)
Bonzo, Max, Korean Conflict [Two interviews: Goodwin, (17:47); Ipson (26:28).]
Bonzo, Rick K., Operation Iraqi Freedom (Time: 33:55)
Bough, Rulon Larry, 1974-1999 (Time: 11:21)
Cook, Robert, 1947-1951 (Time: 10:05)
Cox, Elmer F., World War II
Dixon, Richard John, Korean
Conflict
Francisco, Clay, 1985-1993
Hahne, Edward, World War II
Harris, Richard T., World
War II
Heap, Theran,
World War II
Johnson,
Terry Wayne, 1986-1994 (Time: 12:13)
Lawler, Jeanne, 1944-1946
Matthews, Darrell H., World
War II
Murdock, Donald, 1946-1948
Myers, Kent E., World War II
Nelson, Mckay,
1942-1946
Rhoades, George F., World War
II
Richardson, Clarence G. (Sonny),
World War II
Robinson, Mark A, World War II
Sandberg, James C., World War II
Shakespeare, Stanley, Korean
Conflict
Shurtleff,
James E.,
Smith, Ronald K.,
Stapley,
Ray T., World War II
Stucki,
Richard, World War II
Oral histories from Iron County Residents age 70 and older.
Urie, Roy Parry “Pug”
8th Grade Graduation Class of Cedar City, Utah 21st April 1900
Clark, [Amelia] Jeannett Colman
Library,
Pioneer Post Card (Reverse side)
Public School
Certificate of Achievement, 1900 (
Steam Tractor with Tabernacle in Background (Reverse Side)
Webster Flat Campground
1910 1911 1912 1913 1914 1915 1916 1917 1918 1919
1920 1921 1922 1923 1924 1925 1926 1927 1928 1929
1930 1931 1932 1933 1934 1935 1936 1937 1938 1939
1940 1941 1942 1943 1944 1945 1946 1947 1948 1949
1950 1951 1952 1953 1954 1955 1956 1957 1958 1959
1960 1961 1962 1963 1964 1965 1966 1967 1968 1969
Dedication Announcement, Memorial Building
Dedication Program, Memorial Building, May 11, 1957 Dedication Program, Parowan City Library, January 9, 1966
Utah American Indian Digital Archive -- Paiute
Holt, Ronald
L. “Utah’s Paiute Indians during the depression.” Utah History To
Go. 2007. State of Utah. 10 Sep 2007 <http://historytogo.utah.gov/utah_chapters/american_indians/utahspaiuteindiansduringthedepression.html>.
Abstract:
State of Utah publication referencing Holt’s work entitled, Beneath
These Red Cliffs: An Ethnohistory of the Utah Paiutes
(Albuquerque: University of New Mexico Press, 1992).
Paiute
Indian tribe of Utah.
2007. Paiute Indian tribe of Utah. 11 Sep 2007 <http://www.utahpaiutes.org/>.
Abstract:
Official website of the Paiute Indian tribe of Utah. “Meetings with tribal
leaders and Indian groups." 30 May 2007. State of
Utah. 11 Sep 2007 <http://le.utah.gov/~code/TITLE09/htm/09_07006.htm>.
Abstract:
Utah State Code directive to the Division of Indian Affairs, Department of
Community and Culture, to meet regularly with elected officials of Indian
tribes.
“Paiute Tribe.” Department of Community and Culture
Division of Indian Affairs. 2007. State of Utah. 10 Sep 2004 <http://indian.utah.gov/utah_tribes_today/paiute.html>.
Abstract:
State of Utah publication and overview of the tribe including history,
demographics, and social characteristics.
Includes mailing address.
Database
Articles
The
following articles may be accessed through PIONEER: Utah’s Online Library. The database is administered through the Utah
State Library Division for the use of Utah residents. Call the library for an access code, 435-586-6661
Cowen,
Ron. "Some liked it hot." Science News 30 Mar 1991: 205. Academic
Search Premier. PIONEER: Utah's Online Library. Cedar
City Public Library. 11 Sep 2007 <http://pioneer.utah.gov/>.
Stoffle, Richard W., Lawrence Leondorf, Diane Austin, David B. Halmo,
and Angelita Bulletts. "Ghost dancing the Grand Canyon." Current
Anthropology Feb 2000: 11-24. Academic Search Premier. PIONEER:
Utah's Online Library. Cedar City Public Library. 11
Sep 2007 <http://pioneer.utah.gov/>.
Last
revised: June 16, 2009