Miscellaneous papers pertaining to John Morgan

Scans of miscellaneous typescript pages connected with John Morgan's work with LDS converts from the Southern United States who were resettled in the San Luise Valley of Colorado. Possibly loose pages from the writings of Morgan's son, Nicholas G. Morgan. Details: [1 - 4] Typescript of an excerpt from the journal of Hans Jensen Hals, born 24 June 1829 in Hals, Aalborg County, Denmark. Pages 256-368. Translated by Lauritz Geo. Peterson, LDS Historian's office; [5 - 6] Part of a typescript from the memoir of one of the LDS converts from the South, describing the journey to and settlement in the San Luis Valley of Colorado. (Incomplete]; [7 - 11] Pages from a narrative related to John Morgan's work as a missionary involved in the Southern mission work and resettling converts in Colorado. (Pages out of order: Read 7, 10, 9, 8, 11); [12] Another incomplete page with text from John Morgan letter, x'd out [13] Another 1/3 page full, headed with page no. 3. "But the fact remains that the Bureau of Information was first suggested by Presidents John Morgan and B. H. Roberts… [12] End of a letter from John Morgan, crossed out; [13] Text from an essay, 1/3 page full, headed with page no. 3; [14 - 15] Two pages from a narrative relating to the San Luis Valley settlement in 1881 and 1882; [16] Another end of a letter by John Morgan, page 2 at top; entire text crossed out