Pioneering the West, 1846 to 1878 : Major Howard Egan's diary, also thrilling experiences of pre-frontier life among Indians, their traits, civil and savage, and part of autobiography, inter-related to his father's . Laramie 49 Buffalo Hunt 51 Brigham Young 52 Top Othe Rockies 67 Stream from Tunnel 70 Mountain Lake 71 Ready to Move from Camp 82 Corn for Jim Bridger 88 Indian Encampment 93 Aspen Forest 100 Result of Irrigation 105 Heber C. Kimball 106 Facsimile of Diary 110 First House Built in Salt Lake 117 Dave Kimball and Wife 137 Chimney Rock 143 Camping at Echo 144 Native and Ensign Peak 1
Pioneering the West, 1846 to 1878 : Major Howard Egan's diary, also thrilling experiences of pre-frontier life among Indians, their traits, civil and savage, and part of autobiography, inter-related to his father's . Laramie 49 Buffalo Hunt 51 Brigham Young 52 Top Othe Rockies 67 Stream from Tunnel 70 Mountain Lake 71 Ready to Move from Camp 82 Corn for Jim Bridger 88 Indian Encampment 93 Aspen Forest 100 Result of Irrigation 105 Heber C. Kimball 106 Facsimile of Diary 110 First House Built in Salt Lake 117 Dave Kimball and Wife 137 Chimney Rock 143 Camping at Echo 144 Native and Ensign Peak 146 Salt Lake Temple 149 Upper Main Street, 1860 153 Gov. Gummings Recommend 156 Amunition from H. Egan 157 News and Tithing Offices 158 Brigham Young and 165 Growth of Salt Lake City 166 Jebow and Squaw 168 Cactus and Fencing 177 Washikee, Peace Chief 184 Kanosh Pavant Chief 186 First Salt Lake Store 191 Pony Express 199 Deep Creek Ranch 201 Marked Arrows 208 Overland Mail Coach 212 R. E. Egan, Express Rider 214 Log Cabin 225 Pioneer Cottage 234 Bill and Wife 253 H. R. Egan 256 Church Offices etc 284 Family Tree 288 Father and Mother 289 Ira Ernest Egan 291 Hyrum Wm. Egan 291 Pioneer Monument 303. WM. M. EGAN. Compiler and Editor of Pioneering tlie West; Editor and Publisher of Our Deseret Home and The Utah Industrialist. Address. No. 3 Gerard avenue. Salt Lake City. I .—IIS TRODUCTOR Y. *Howard Egan was born in Tullemore, Kings County IrelandJune 15th, 1815. His fathers name was Howard and his mothersnaaiden name was Ann Meade. His Grand Fathers name wasBernard and his Grand Mothers name was Betty. After thedeath of his Mother, when about eight years of age, 1823, withhis father and eight other children, he left Ireland. He was thefourth child and the first son, there being ten in the last two being twins, one of whom was left with an auntin Ireland. The family went to Montreal, Canada and settled Father died in Montreal in 1828, leaving
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