Young, Brigham. Circular of the First Presidency of the Church of Jesus Christ the Latter-day Saints. Young, John W.; Wells, Daniel H.. Salt Lake City, July 11, 1877. 10pp. 8vo. Pamphlet.

Burial Transit Permits, biological information and obituaries regarding those buried in Parker Cemetery.

The records were presented to the Rexburg Genealogy Library by Lyman Ward Genealogy Committee and Archer Ward Genealogy Committee. The committees complied a list organized by last name to find information of the tomb stones and individual information.

A bond of one thousand dollars that was given to the City of Rexburg to assess their sewerage system. The document is signed by the mayor, clerk, and city treasurer.

Moser, Steve: Correspondence to President David A. Bednar

Wilcox and Hansen Families Book of Remembrance. This resource includes a Pedigree Chart.

A book of remembrance that houses the records of all families living in the Archer Ward in 1961.

Plant Talk Newsletter, December 1978

A book of Remembrance that includes a pedigree chart of Max E. Briggs of Thornton, Idaho.

Penrose, Charles W.: "The Latter-day Saints as Citizens" (1 item)

Letters sent and signed by Blaine R. Bake to Beth M. Clawson in correspondence about requesting records of her mother at "Rick's Academy". There is also an included photocopied copy of Melvina Huffaker's diploma 1903.

The conversion story of Ola Nilsson-Liljenquist, who was the first in his family to join the restored Latter-Day Saint church. Ola was born in Sweden in 1825. At age 25, he was given a Book of Mormon and was baptized at age 26. At 32 years of age, he was ordained a member of the seventy. At 79 years old, he passed away in Rexburg, Idaho on April 24, 1906.