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Show Notes 307 Valley at the time of Madelyn's birth. Forest Dale was originally in Salt Lake Stake, but was transferred to Granite Stake in 1900. 2. J. M. Tanner, A Biographical Sketch of James Jensen (Salt Lake City: Deseret News, 1911), 116-17. On Forest Dale see also Mary Lythgoe Bradford, Lowell L. Bennion: Teacher, Counselor, Humani tarian (Salt Lake City: Dialogue Foundation, 1995), Chapter 1. 3. See Craig L. Foster, "The Sensational Murder of James R. Hay and Trial of Peter Mortensen," Utah Historical 65 1997): 25-48. Quarterly (Winter 4. Ruth Stewart Romney, "Glimpses of My Childhood," 1975, typescript in writer's collection. 5. Madelyn to her mother, July 27, 1961. 6. Some of these memories are in Madelyn's letter to Mother, August 15, 1961, BQSC. 7. Frederick S. Buchanan, "Mormon Response to Secular Education," Religious Education, 81 (Fall 1986): 643. 8. David Stipp, "Blame the Birth Order for History's Revolts." Wall Street Journal, August 23, 1994, an interview with Dr. Frank Sulloway, on his research on birth order. 9. Reproduced in Autobiography of Ruth Stewart Romney (Rexburg, Idaho: Millhollow Publishers, 1991), 109. 10. Madelyn Stewart Silver, "Ann Mousley Cannon: A Story of Vision and Accomplishment," Improvement Era 53 (February 1950): 107, 134-35; Ann M. Cannon, "Origin of the Bee-Hive Girls' Organization," ibid., 38 (May 1935): 283-86; Marba C. Josephson, "Bee Hive Girls," in History of the YWMIA (Salt Lake City: Young Women's Mutual Improvement Association, 1955), 44-71; and Madelyn Stewart's Camp Fire Girls Record Book, original in the Barnard and Cherry Silver Papers. 11. Madelyn's first diary is in a "University" notebook, all hand written, and has intermittent entries July 21, 1914 to May 10, 1915 and September 17 to November 1, 1915. In the Madelyn Stewart Papers of Barnard and Cherry Silver, Salt Lake City. 12. Diary, October 15, 1915. 13. Diary, November 2, 1915. 3 Life as an Adolescent 1. Diary, January 23, 1919. 2. Madelyn to Mother, June 14, 1941. 3. Diary, May 21, 1918. 4. Diary, September 1, 1918. |
