Abstract

Contains seventeen scans of photographs and one scan of a newspaper photograph, as well as two sheets listing the photographs.

Abstract The David Eccles Papers contain diverse documentation recording the life of David Eccles. Among the types of documents are correspondence, miscellaneous business records, account books, day books, biographical and genealogical materials, newspaper clippings and a trial transcript of the Eccles-Geddes trial. The time frame runs from 1861 with a census of Scotland, until approximately 1929 when David Eccles son, Royal began to obtain both written...

Abstract This photograph collection was donated with the John and Vera Eccles Manuscript collection. The photographs are broken up into two parts, professional and personal. This collection contains the personal photographs of John David and his family. There are three main series to this collection, Photographs, Negatives, and Slides. The Photograph series is broken up into sub-series of Families with the rest of the photographs being listed as Extended Family, Events, Buildings and...

Abstract

The book lists members alphabetically and the amount and type of donation they made. Donations ranged from cash, labor, hay, lumber, produce, diary, and meat. Members of the 3 rd Ward included Eccles, Farr, Eastman, and Pingree families.

Scope and Contents

Paper by Jason Hunt titled, Ogden, Oregon and Eccles: A Study of the Business

Adventures of David Eccles and How They Influenced the City of Ogden, ca. 2002. Twenty-six

page paper. Includes bibliography.

Abstract This collection contains court exhibit evidence and photocopied newspaper clippings concerningthe trial and conviction of Joseph Henry Martin. Martin was tried in the 2 nd District Court forWeber County for assault with a deadly weapon after shooting David Edwards, a Pinkertondetective, while encountering an extortion ring. Martin was convicted in 1914 and sentenced tothe Utah State Prison for 5 years. Tried again in the same court, Martin was...

Abstract

This collection contains materials gathered by Sterling Sessions and Gene Sessions during their research from 1976-2004 on the history of Utah Construction Company. Most of the collection are photocopies of original documents.