Brigham Young Autographs, Memorabilia & Collectibles

BRIGHAM YOUNG. Signature: "Brigham Young", 2¾x¾ paper. Young (1801 - 1877) succeeded Joseph Smith (1844, officially confirmed in 1847) as head of the Mormon church (Church of Jesus Christ of the Latter Day Saints) and led the mass migration to Salt Lake Valley. He was also the first governor of Utah Territory in 1851. Irregularly cut. Fine condition.

BRIGHAM YOUNG. Signature: "Brigham Young", 3¾x1 clipped signature. Ink notes (unknown hands): "Oct 31, 1876" and "Died Aug. 29, 1877". BRIGHAMYOUNG (1801-1877) succeeded the murdered Joseph Smith as head of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints in 1844.

BRIGHAM YOUNG. Partly Printed DS: "B. Young" as President of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, 3¾x2, irregularly cut. Great Salt Lake City, Utah, 1849 January 20. Note for "Two DOLLARS on demand" to "N.K. Whitney or bearer". Also signed: "H.C.

BRIGHAM YOUNG, HEBER C. KIMBALL, THOMAS BULLOCK and N.K. WHITNEY Three dollar Mormon currency. Currency signed: "B. Young", "H.C. Kimball", "Thos. Bullock" and "NK Whitney", 3¾x2. Great Salt Lake City, 1849 January 20.

BRIGHAM YOUNG, HEBER C. KIMBALL, NEWELL K. WHITNEY and THOMAS BULLOCK. Partly Printed Note signed: "B. Young" as President of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, "H.C. Kimball" as First Counselor, "N.K. Whitney" as Trustee and Bishop and "Thos.

BRIGHAM YOUNG Young and his wife Mary Ann Young sign a document agreeing to sell land in Salt Lake City (1873). Partly Printed Document signed: "Brigham Young" [added in another hand: "Sen"], 4 pages, 8½x14. Salt Lake City, Utah, 1873 July 29. Also signed "Mary A Young"; witnessed "R.R. Anderson" and "Jas.

BRIGHAM YOUNG. Manuscript Letter signed: "Brigham Young", 1p, 5x8. G.S.L. City, 1861 March 28. To Mr. J.B. Underwood, Hartford, Connecticut. In full: "Agreeable to your request of Feb. 25, I hereto add my autograph.

BRIGHAM YOUNG. Manuscript Letter signed: "Brigham Young", 1p, 4¾x5¼. Great Salt Lake City, 1864 April 12. To G. J. Mathews, New York, N.Y. In full: "In compliance with Your request of March 15, I herewith furnish you the autograph of, Respectfully".

BRIGHAM YOUNG. Manuscript Letter signed: "Brigham Young", 1p,4½x5¼. Salt Lake City, 1868 May 9. To Mr. Joseph D. Young, New York City. In full: "In