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John Priesly, Baptismal Record
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John Priesly, Census Records
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Hyrum Leggroan, Photographs
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Hyrum Leggroan, Newspaper Reports
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Hyrum Leggroan, Baptismal Records
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Hyrum Leggroan, Census Records
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Hyrum Leggroan, LDS Census Records
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William and Marie Graves, LDS Census Records
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William Graves, Baptismal and Membership Records
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Marie's Mother's Death Certificate, 1926
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Marie's Parents' Marriage Certificate, 1877
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Marie Marriage Certificate to John Shropshire, 1898
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Jane James, Death Records
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Jane James, Census Records
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Jane James in the Book of the Pioneers The Book of the Pioneers was created as a record of those who arrived in the Great Salt Lake Valley during 1847, including the names, ages, autographs, and places of residence of all known survivors on 24 July 1897, the year of the jubilee.
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Jane E. James v. Isaac James, Divorce, 1870
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Jane and Isaac James Family in Daniel Spencer Overland Travel Company, 1847
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Jane James Autobiography
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Jane James and Family in the Brigham Young Household, 1855 A census of the Brigham Young household taken in 1855 which includes a column labeled "help". The entire Isaac and Jane Elizabeth Manning James family is listed in the "help" column. The document is labeled: "List of President Brigham Young's family residing in the 18th Ward. Taken March 19, 1855."
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Jane James, Deseret News Interview Dr. Elvira Stephens Barney interviewed Jane Elizabeth Manning James for a story for the Deseret Evening News.
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Jane James, Death Notice and Funeral Report
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Jane James in Young Woman's Journal Susan Young Gates produced an article about Joseph Smith for the Young Woman's Journal, an LDS periodical published for the young women of Mormonism, in which she included a remembrance from Jane Elizabeth Manning James regarding her experiences as a servant in Joseph Smith's Nauvoo house.
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Jane James in the Salt Lake Herald
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Jane Elizabeth Manning James, Pictures
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Jane James in Woman's Exponent The Woman's Exponent (1872-1914), a periodical owned and operated by LDS women, mentioned Jane Elizabeth Manning James speaking in tongues, bearing testimony, and expressing her faith on several occasions. A compilation of all known references was prepared by Dr. Quincy D. Newell and is also included here.
