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Pioneer personal history, William B. Lake

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Typescript of a biographical sketch of William B. Lake of North Ogden, from an interview. He was born in North Ogden Utah, in 1857, and the family live there and at Pleasant View and Harrisville, all in Weber County. Typed by Elvera Manful of Ogden in 1939
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Manful, ElveraUnited States. Works Progress Administration. Utah Section
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Utah Department of Cultural and Community Engagement

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Mountain West Digital Library

Keywords

  1. Biography
  2. Frontier And Pioneer Life
  3. History
  4. Idaho
  5. Indians Of North America
  6. Lake, William Bailey, 1857 1954
  7. Mississippi
  8. Mormon Pioneers
  9. Slaver
  10. Slavery
  11. Utah
  12. Utah Expedition (1857 1858)
  13. Weber County
  14. Weber County (Utah)

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