Oral history by Clarissa Wilma Tolliver Minjarez [Transcript]

Oral history by Clarissa Wilma Tolliver Minjarez that was transcribed by Janet Taylor. Topics include: Spending five years in the hospital with tuberculosis; Family history connections; The death of her maternal grandfather, Samuel Campbell's, two wives (half-sisters, Diana Leona France and Sarah Matilda France), and his sister (Harriet Rosella Campbell), by drowning and their bodies never being recovered; Placing a marker at the drowning site as a monument to the women who drowned; Daughters of Utah Pioneers; relations with the Natives; Butch Cassidy; Her grandfather's carpenter shop in Logan and moving to Ashley Valley to range cattle; Her great-grandfather, William Pitt Reynolds, building the flour mill during the hard winter of 1879; Grandfather Campbell's marriage to Clarissa Adelaide Reynolds after the death of his two wives; Clare's love for his children who lost their mother; Accidental shooting and death of an uncle; Family reunions; Erythroblastosis and its effects on babies; Her grandfather serving in the Mormon Battalion; and the death of great-grandparents at Latter-day Saint Winter Quarters in Nebraska.