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Family
History
Family History is the over-arching term that encompasses
both geneaology (study of family pedigrees) and more specialized
studies such as people with common surnames or who originate
in one location. The Utah History Research Center contains
many useful primary and secondary sources within the collections
of the Utah State Archives and Utah State Historical Society.
Our staff will attempt to locate and copy records
related to specific individuals, but we can only search
those record series that are indexed or otherwise easily
accessible. For extensive research, please visit the Research
Center in person or make arrangements with an independent
researcher to visit.
Follow the links below for more information about the
subject or particular collection. If there is no link,
search the online
catalog.
Birth, Marriage & Death
Census Records
Court and Probate Records
Immigration & Naturalization
Land & Property
Local & Community History
- Biographical Information
- About 3,000 published autobiographies and biographies
from books and pamphlets
- Cache
Valley Historical Society Collection
Microfilmed diaries, autobiographies, journals and
other primary materials relating to the history of
Cache Valley, Utah, and Idaho
- Joel
E. Ricks Collection, 1847-1955
Microfilmed notes and transcriptions on Cache Valley
and Utah history, including diaries, biographies,
town histories, and notes
- WPA (Works Progress Administration) Biographical
Sketches, ca. 1930-1940
Short biographies generated by the WPA from and about
Utah's remaining pioneers and historical figures.
- Business Incorporation Records
- City Directories, ca. 1850-2000
R. L. Polk City Directories, located on microfilm and
in hardcopy. These annual listings provide the names,
addresses and occupations of everyone in the city
- Family histories numbering about 300 of families with
a Utah heritage
- Local histories numbering about 400 from Utah
city and towns
- Telephone
Directories [PDF]
- Utah State Gazetteers, 1872-1928
Annual volumes include virtually every community in the
state, but unlike city directories they list only those
who are involved with business enterprises and they do
not give home addresses
- Yearbooks
Military
Newspapers & Periodicals
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24, 2006.
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