Title and Author |
Description |
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Mary Bannister Russell's Section |
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| My Life by Mary Bannister Russell |
Mary's complete autobiography |
| In
the Days of Boats and Trains by Mary Bannister Russell |
A Short story of Mary's struggles and triumphs of faith in her life long pursuit of Zion. |
| Twenty
Four Hours by Mary Bannister Russell |
A Short Story of WW I, based upon Mary's youthful experience of the German bombardment of her hometown. |
| A
Beautiful Dream by Mary Bannister Russell |
Mary recounts a dream of meeting the Prophet Joseph Smith and of having a panoramic review of her own life. |
| My
Testimony of Joseph Smith by Mary Bannister Russell |
Mary's testimony of the Latter-day Prophet, Joseph Smith, |
| The
Lord is No Respecter of Persons by Mary Bannister Russell |
Two visions or dreams of comfort: one to a Latter-day Prophet, and another to a woman not (yet) even a member of the Church. |
| Queensland,
Australia by Kate Bannister Turnbull, Mary's older sister. |
Kate's recollections of her family's difficult life in Australia |
| Prudence Morley
by Laura Russell Bunker |
A brief story of the life of Mary Bannister's Mother, Prudence |
| In
Search of Prue
by Albert Warren and Nelly Berg |
The story of Warren and Nelly's Australian journey to research Prue and George Bannister's life there. |
| A Brief
Story of the life of George Bannister by his daughter Mary Bannister Russell |
A brief story of the life of George Bannister. |
|
Grandpa
Bannister by his great-granddaughter Laura Bunker |
The George Bannister Saga in verse |
|
Clyde Arthur Russell's Section |
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| A Brief
Sketch of the Life of Clyde Arthur Russell by himself |
A Short story of Clyde's life, as told to his daughter, Lois, age 12. |
| A Brief
Sketch of the life of Clyde Arthur Russell by Mary B. Russell |
A Short story of Clyde's life, written by his wife. |
| Reflections
on Clyde Arthur Russell by his son, Clyde B. Russell |
Reflections on Clyde's life, written by his son. |
| Princess
Merri Eyes by Clyde A. Russell |
A True Fairy Tale, written to his Sweetheart. |
| A
Letter from a Father to his Son by Clyde Arthur Russell |
A letter that Clyde A. Russell could have written to any of his descendants. |
| The
Poetry of Clyde Arthur Russell by himself |
Windows on Clyde A's soul. |
| Nicol
Hood & Angelina O'Neil A composite sketch from 5 written family accounts. |
The story of an Ancestral Family with intense love, loyalty, and faith through great adversity. |
| Thomas
Russell and Family by his grandson, John Lynch Russell |
The story of their conversion and emigration |
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