b1089 Hyde Park (Utah) Family History Project Collection, 1900-1998 A Register of the Collection at the Utah State Historical Society Utah State Historical Society 1999 Finding aid encode in EAD 1.0 by Craig Ringgenberg using XMetaL 1.0, 1999. Finding aid written in English.

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Summary Description Utah State Historical Society Mss B 1089 Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Hyde Park (Utah) Stake. Hyde Park (Utah) Family History Project Collection, 1900-1998 Photocopies 3 lin. ft. (6 boxes) Hyde Park (Utah) is located in Cache County and is five miles north of Logan on US 91. It was settled in April 1860 by William Hyde, Robert Daines, and others. The settlement was named for William Hyde, the first presiding Mormon church elder and bishop in the area. The Hyde Park (Utah) family history project collection is an eleven-volume collection of 292 histories written by the residents of Hyde Park, Utah compiled in 1998. They contain personal and family histories, pedigree charts, family group sheets and photographs. They were collected and compiled by the Hyde Park (Utah) Stake of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Places: Hyde Park (Utah) -- Biography. Hyde Park (Utah) -- History. Background Background Note

Hyde Park (Utah) is located in Cache County and is five miles north of Logan on US 91. It was settled in April 1860 by William Hyde, Robert Daines, and others. The settlement was named for William Hyde, the first presiding Mormon church elder and bishop in the area.

Scope and Content

The Hyde Park (Utah) family history project collection is an eleven-volume collection of 292 histories written by the residents of Hyde Park, Utah compiled in 1998. They contain personal and family histories, pedigree charts, family group sheets and photographs. They were collected and compiled by the Hyde Park (Utah) Stake of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.

Administrative Information Preferred Citation:

Hyde Park (Utah) Family History Project Collection, 1900-1998, Utah State Historical Society.

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The Hyde Park (Utah) Family History Project Collection is the physical property of the Utah Historical Society, Salt Lake City, Utah. Literary rights, including copyright, may belong to the authors or their heirs and assigns. Please contact the Historical Society for information regarding specific use of this collection.

Processing Information: Collection processed by Stephen D. Youngkin Finding aid compiled by Stephen D. Youngkin Finding aid edited by Linda Thatcher, 2000 Collection cataloged by Linda Thatcher, 2000 (RLIN ID: UTSX00-A70). Finding aid encoded for the World Wide Web by Craig Ringgenberg, 2000. Container list Box Folder Contents Histories 1 1 Index 1 2-10 Surnames: A-B 1 11-15 Surnames: C-Ch 2 1-5 Surnames: Cl-Cr 2 6-11 Surnames: D-E-F-G 3 1-9 Surnames: H 3 10-14 Surnames: I-J-K-L 4 1-3 Surnames: I-J-K-L (cont) 4 4-8 Surnames: Ma-Mc 4 9-13 Surnames: Mi-Mo 5 1-2 Surnames: Mi-Mo 5 3-8 Surnames: N-O-P-R 5 9-13 Surnames: S 6 1-6 Surnames: T-U-V-W