CARBON CO., UTAH UTGenWeb

    Book Indexes

    I have been doing this webpage and learning about Carbon County history now since January of 1997. Since that time I have acquired many articles, journals, books and information about the people and places. It is impossible for me to remember all the names contained in the articles and books. My brain is on overload. My goal is to add indexes of the books so you can search on this website and find if there is information in these books about your ancestors. If you find your ancestors included on these indexes please e-mail me with the name, the name of the book and the page number and I’ll let you know what it says. My e-mail address is [email protected].

    If you would submit an index from a book I would be happy to add it. If I don’t have the book or access to it then I must request that you make yourself available for look-ups. Please e-mail me if you would like to help with this project. Thank you.

    Yearbooks

    GREAT NEWS!! The Utah State University Eastern is digitizing all the old Carbon High School yearbooks in their collections. You can visit their website here: DigitalCommons@USU and read through each yearbook. The yearbooks can also be downloaded for your own use. Visit their website and check it out.


    Books

    – This index is a list of the miners and their occupation in the Columbia coal mine for the years 1933 and 1934.

  1. CASTLE COUNTRY: A History of Carbon County – by Richard G. Robinson
  2. Castle Gate LDS Ward Relief Society Scrapbook – This index contains a description of photos found in a scrapbook created by the LDS Ward Relief Society of Castle Gate. The scrapbook is in the possession of the Price Family History Library in Price, Utah.

  3. Carbon County Historical Society Journals


    Cunningham Collection

    Frances Cunningham has been doing Carbon County research for many years for herself and for other individuals. She has a large archival collection of historical and genealogical information that she is making available to the Carbon County UTGenWeb web page. As she donates this information it will be listed here and in other locations on the webpage. Special thanks is given to Frances for the many hours she has spent researching and preserving the history of Carbon County. She is a wonderful example to all of us. Thank you!



    Cemeteries & Death Records, etc.

    World War Records



    Mine Accidents

    • Rescuers – List of the rescuers from different coal camps.

  4. Miners who died in Castle Gate Mine Explosion
  5. Miners who died in the Winter Quarters Mine Explosion
  6. Miners who died in Other Mine Accidents
  7. Utah Mining Accidents 1896-1916 – A list of fatal and non-fatal mine accidents compiled by Jerry Sherard.
  8. Miners Memorial – A list of 1351 miners who have died in coal mine accidents in Carbon County.



    Birth, death and census records



    Obituaries in Sun Advocate Newspaper Archives

    Listed below are indexes of the obituaries on the Sun Advocate webpage. Find the individual on the index and then visit the Sun Advocate webpage to find the obit. The index tells you which newspaper you need to look in. The Sun Advocate Archives are here.




    Carbon County Databases on other servers

    • FamilySearch Family History Books (click on Search then click on books on the drop down menu) – check out the digitized books collection that includes more than 40,000 digitized genealogy and family history publications.
    • Online index of Price Cemetery
    • Death certificates – Utah death certificates are now online for the years 1905-1967.
    • Western States Historical Marriage Record Index – This database contains index and information about Carbon County marriages between 1894 – 1966.
    • University of Utah J. Willard Marriott Library. The library is in the process of putting some of the smaller towns, “old newspapers” online. Included, so far, is the Carbon County News 1908 – 1915; Eastern Utah Telegraph 1891-1915 and The News Advocate 1931-1932. This is an excellent and very valuable project.
    • eAncestry.org – Contains photos of 10 headstones from the Spring Glen cemetery of the Miller family.



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