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Collection Overview +/-
Collection Inventory +/-
box 1: William A. Hickman Research
folder 1: Hickman History
folder 2: Court Documents (1852-1856)
folder 3: Utah War (1857)
folder 4: Beating of Governor Dawson, Lot Huntington, and Jason Luce
folder 5: Larceny Charges, Bill Hickman (1863)
folder 6: Army Guide
Pay vouchers, account by William Hickman of his father, Archibald Gardiner record, notes on Camp Floyd and Camp Douglas.
folder 7: Notes from Mormon Collection, Weber State College Special Collections
folder 8: Articles and Pamphlet
folder 9: Clippings, Chronology, Wyoming Notes
folder 10: Notebook, Minerva Wade Hickman
folder 11: Publication Information, Brigham's Destroying Angel
folder 12: Murder Indictments, William Hickman and Robert Burton (1871)
folder 13: Land deeds, Missouri and Utah
folder 14-18: Research Notes
Contains notes from various libraries on Hickman, Hosea Stout and others.
box 2: William A. Hickman Research
folder 1: Abstracts, William Hickman and Hope Hilton
folder 2: Minerva Wade Hickman, Mary Jane Hickman, Luke Johnson
folder 3: Biography of Thomas Jefferson Hickman
folder 4: Letter from Hickman to His Daughter, Katherine Butcher; Iowa Journal of History and Politics (1872)
folder 5: Letters to William Hickman from His Father and Brother (1849)
folder 6: Correspondence with Colorado State Historical Society Regarding Judge Harding
folder 7: Letters (1858-1877)
folder 8: Des Moines Research on Hickman
folder 9: Court Documents--Lee County, Iowa
folder 10: Tax Records--Sweetwater, Wyoming (1880-1883)
folder 11: Wyoming Historical Monument, Letters
folder 12: Wyoming Historical Society Magazines
folder 13: Wyoming Historical Society Magazines; Maps of Lander, Wyoming Burial
box 3: Writings of Hope Hilton
folder 1: "Edwin and Elender Webber Hickman: Some Progenitors and Descendants" (1978)
folder 2: "William A. "Bill" Hickman: Setting the Record Straight," by Leonard J. Arrington and Hope A. Hilton (1979)
folder 3: "The Last Years of W.A. Hickman (1815-1883)" (1981)
folder 4: "William Adams Hickman: Mormon Mountain Man" (1984)
box 4: William Adams Hickman: Mormon Mountain Man (1987)
box 5: Annalee Skarin Research
folder 1-9: Analee Skarin; Correspondence (1899-1952)
folder 10: Research Notes
folder 11: News Clippings
folder 12: Sunstone (1991)
Articles about Annalee Skarin by Samuel Taylor and Hope Hilton.
folder 13: Virginia Bourgeous, "The Confessions of a Mormon Mystic" (1988)
folder 14-15: Hope Hilton, "Descent into Madness, or The Formation of a Religious Cult" (1988, 1993)
box 6: Research, Annalee Skarin
folder 1: Ye Are Gods (1948)
folder 2: Sons of God (1954)
Published under the name of Christine Mercie.
folder 3: "The Law Upon Which All Things Are Predicated"; "Opinion on Plural Marriage"; "The Second Advent"
folder 4: "The Pathway of Glory"
folder 5: Notebook
folder 6: Mark E. Petersen, "Reasons for Annalee Skarin's Excommunication" and "The Skarin Books--Doctrinal Comparisons"
folder 7: Annalee Skarin, Information About
folder 8: Annalee Skarin, Correspondence (1972-1992)
folder 9: "The Death and Burial of Annalee Skarin"
folder 10: Linda Lee Avarell Moat, "Hugo Joseph Elof Avarell"
folder 11: Annalee Skarin, List of Residences (1943-1988)
folder 12: Annalee Skarin, Correspondence about Her Death
folder 13: DeVorss Publications
folder 14: Annalee Skarin, Trip to Her Grave (1994)
folder 15: Annalee Skarin, Record of Her Father's Marriage to Gracie Lura McHougne
folder 16: Annalee Skarin, Stories of Her Childhood
folder 17: Annalee Skarin, Miscellaneous Documents
folder 18: Christmas Card Published by Annalee Skarin
folder 19: Reason Skarin, Funeral (1982)
folder 20: Annalee Skarin, Genealogy Showing Death, as Filed in Family History Library
folder 21: Annalee Skarin, Miscellaneous Manuscripts
folder 22: Annalee Skarin, "Pathway of the Gods," No. 1
box 7: Manuscripts, Annalee Skarin
box 8: Personal Material (1939-1994)
box 9: Personal Documents (1900-1972)
Boxes 9 through 13 contain news clippings, photocopies of photographs, certificates, scrapbook fragments, brochures, medical files, financial information, programs, travel documents, news clippings, pamphlets, brochures, and notes related to Hilton's personal life. Originally titled "Hope's Biography," these files were probably the basis for a biographical or autobiographical project.
folder 1: Genealogy
folder 2-10: Personal Documents (1900-1972)
box 10: Personal Documents (1973-1993)
box 11: Personal Documents (1994-1997)
box 12: Personal Documents (1997-1998)
box 13: Personal Documents (1960s-1999)
box 14: Community Service (1980s-1990s)
box 15: Benson Grist Mill (1985-1997)
box 16: Middle East (1960s-1990s)
box 17: Hope Hilton Manuscripts (1958-1979)
folder 1: Bibliography
folder 2: "Joseph's Scattered Flock" (1958)
folder 3: "Starting in the New World" (1963)
folder 4: "A Study and Comparison of Health Problems in Iran, Kuwait, and Jordan with Those in the U.S." (1966)
folder 5: Lynn and Hope Hilton, "Discovering Lehi" (1966)
folder 6: "The Curse of Canaan, Son of Ham" (1970)
folder 7: "A Mormon Speaks to a Muslim" (1971)
folder 8: "The Gospel Spreads Behind the Iron Curtain" (1975)
folder 9: "With a Song in Her Heart" (1978)
folder 10: "Arab Lands and the Restored Gospel" (1979)
folder 11: "The Gospel Goes to China" (1979)
box 18: Hope Hilton Manuscripts (1982-1994)
folder 1-2: "The Vine" (1982)
folder 3: "The Lihyanites" (1984)
folder 4: "Arab and Israel and Jewish Culture" (1984)
folder 5: "Egypt in Passing" (1985)
folder 6: "Lehi's Trail" (1988)
folder 7: "The Search in the Outlaw Brain" (1989)
folder 8: "A Day of Discovery" (1992)
folder 9: Lynn and Hope Hilton, eds., Ensign Club History, 1908-1994 (1994)
folder 10: Lynn and Hope Hilton, Excerpts from Utah History Encyclopedia (1994)
folder 11: "The Rag Baby"
folder 12: "The Touch of the Master's Hand"
folder 13: "Kahtoumin in the Valley of the Nile"
folder 14: "What Does the Koran Say About"
box 19: Annalee Skarin (1933-1998)
folder 1: Correspondence Regarding Annalee (1994-1998)
folder 2: Annalee Kohlhepp Avarell and Relatives
folder 3: Annalee Patriarchal Blessing
folder 4: Annalee Skarin, "The Story of Chief Pocatello"
folder 5: Annalee Skarin, "Wild Cats and Cougars and Coyotes"
folder 6: Hope Hilton, "Annalee" (1952)
folder 7: Hope Hilton, "Descent Into Madness" (1988)
folder 8: Annalle Skarin and Sunstone (1992-1995)
folder 9: Hope Hilton, "The Death and Burial of Annalee Skarin" (1994)
folder 10: Carolyn Campbell, "Solving the Mystery of Annalee Skarin"
folder 11: Carolyn Campbell, "Translation Please" (1995)
folder 12: Gloria Love, "Annalee Skarin's Mis-Translation" (1995)
folder 13: San Pedro, California (1944-1997)
folder 14: Hugo Joseph Avarell Estate (1958-1996)
folder 15: Hugo Avarell Biography (1994)
folder 16: "Partial Autobiography of Frederick John Kohlhepp"
folder 17-18: Constance Kohlhepp Curren (1972-1975)
folder 19: Linda Moat (1997-1998)
folder 20: Adam Swapp (1994)
folder 21: Hope Hilton, "Memories of the Gustavson, Avarell-Ellis Family" (1994)
box 20: Hickman Family Research (1863-1996)
box 21: Hickman Family Research (1886-1997)
box 22: Hickman Family Research (1964-1995)
folder 1: Garth Jones, "In the Shadow of the Tall Mountain"
Life history of a school teacher in the Cedar Valley.
folder 2: Pamela Hickman Lee, "Tom"
Life story of Thomas Woodland Hickman.
folder 3: Eula Hickman Towers, "Hickman-Towers Family History" (1957)
folder 4: William A. Hickman Fiction
folder 5: William A. Hickman, Children/Descendents
box 23: William A. Hickman Research Chronologies (1815-1883)
folder 1-4: Hickman Notecards (1838-1871)
folder 5: Bill Hickman Index (1849-1883)
folder 6: Kentucky (1815-1818)
folder 7: Missouri Farm (1818-1838)
folder 8: Nauvoo, Illinois/Lee County, Iowa (1838-1849)
folder 9: Old Fort, Pioneer Park (1849)
folder 10: Fort Bridger, Wyoming (1849-1850)
folder 11: Taylorsville, Early Utah (1849-1856)
folder 12: Green River, Wyoming (1849-1856)
folder 13: Hickman Fort, Salt Lake County (1850-1865)
box 24: William A. Hickman Research Chronologies (1850s-1871)
folder 1-2: Rush Valley Ranch (1850s-1860s)
folder 3: Fairfield/Cedar Valley (1859-1874)
folder 4-5: This is the Place State Park, Hickman's Fairfield Cabin
folder 6: West Jordan/Little Cottonwood (1860s)
folder 7: Mining (1862)
folder 8: Bingham Canyon Living Quarters (1868-1871)
folder 9: Allen Ranch, Nephi, Utah (1868-1871)
folder 10: Lewiston Springs
box 25: William A. Hickman Research Chronologies and Publication Information (1868-1883)
folder 1: Lander, Wyoming (1868-1883)
folder 2: Lander, Wyoming
folder 3: Last Letters, Lander, Wyoming (1883)
folder 4: Hickman Obituary (1883)
folder 5: Wyoming History Trek, Rawlins (1984)
folder 6: National Association and Center for Outlaw and Laman History (NOLA) (1987-1992)
folder 7: Zion Canyon and Bill Hickman
folder 8: General Information
folder 9: Miscellaneous Hickman Research
folder 10: Hickman Book Publication File
folder 11: Hickman Papers, University of Utah Library
box 26: Writings on William Hickman (1904-1994)
folder 1: Bill Hickman, Brigham's Destroying Angel (1904)
folder 2: Hope Hilton, Edwin and Elender Webber Hickman (1967)
folder 3: Hope Hilton, "William Adam Bill Hickman: Mormon Mountain Man" (1978)
folder 4: Leonard Arrington and Hope Hilton, "William A. (Bill) Hickman: Setting the Record Straight" (1979)
folder 5: Hope Hilton, "The Last Years of William Adams Hickman: The Lander, Wyoming, Period" (1981)
folder 6: Hope Hilton, "William Adams Hickman: Mormon Mountain Man" (1984)
folder 7: Hope Hilton, "William Adams Hickman, Pioneer Lawman" (1992)
folder 8: Hope Hilton, "The Hickman Rush Valley Ranch Houses: Sentinels on the Prairie" (1994)
folder 9: Hope Hilton, "William Adams Hickman in Tooele County" (1994)
Biographical Note/Historical Note +/-Hope Averell Hilton (1924-1999) was born 15 August 1924 to Hugo Joseph and Annalee Kohlhepp Averell. She was educated in the public schools of California and was awarded a BA in History by the University of California at Berkley. A member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, Hope served a mission to the central states. She moved to Utah, where she attended the University of Utah and married Lynn M. Hilton in 1948. The Hiltons traveled extensively in the middle east, living in Egypt and Saudi Arabia. In 1968 they organized the Middle East Foundation, a charitable organization devoted to helping students from the middle east obtain an education in the United States. Hope was active in community affairs, with an emphasis on issues related to parks and historic sites. She was the author of numerous articles, and wrote a biography of her great-grandfather, William Adams Hickman. She also wrote several pieces about her mother, Annalee Skarin, an author of books deemed heretical by LDS church authorities. Hope Hilton died in Salt Lake City on 26 October 1999 after an extended illness. Content Description +/-The Hope A. Hilton papers (1815-1999) contain diaries, correspondence, research files, family histories and genealogy, news clippings, and manuscripts. Family materials include information about Hilton's great grandfather, William A. Hickman, and her mother, Analee Skarin. Collection Use +/-Restrictions on Access: Twenty-four hour advanced notice encouraged. Materials must be used on-site. Access to parts of this collection may be restricted under provisions of state or federal law. Restrictions on Use: It is the responsibility of the researcher to obtain any necessary copyright clearances. Permission to publish material from the Hope A. Hilton papers must be obtained from the Special Collections Manuscript Curator. Preferred Citation: Initial Citation: Hope A. Hilton papers, Ms 584, Box [ ]. Special Collections and Archives. University of Utah, J. Willard Marriott. Salt Lake City, Utah. Following Citations:Ms 584. Administrative Information +/-Acquisition Information: Boxes 1-7 were donated in 1987-1997 (3 lin. ft.). Boxes 8-26 were donated in 2001 (9.25 lin. ft.). Processing Note: Processed by Karen Carver and other Manuscripts staff in 1994 and 2002. Creator: Hilton, Hope A. Language: Collection materials are in English. Quantity: 12.25 linear feet Language of the Finding Aid: Finding aid encoded in English in Latin script. Author of the Finding Aid: Finding aid created by Karen Carver and others EAD Creation Date: 2008 Subarea: Manuscripts Division |
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