Grouse Creek Personal Histories

During Utah’s State Centennial in 1996, Verl and Delma Kimber Smith started a project to collect and publish personal histories of individuals who lived in Grouse Creek. We have now collected over 500 histories and some of them were created from obituary information they had. I finally finished adding the pictures I collected to these histories. There are now 950 images that were added. I have a lot more images, but need personal histories to add them to. These histories are available at https://grousecreek.com/grouse-creek-personal-histories/ 

To access the histories, you can click on the Personal History menu and a list of Surnames are displayed at the bottom of the page. If you click on a Surname, you will see a list of the individual histories that can be accessed. 

If you have any additional personal histories of individuals who lived in Grouse Creek, please feel free to send them to Alan Smith at alan.smith@grousecreek.com and I will include them.

Wild Mustangs

A mustang is a wild horse, a broomtail, a cayuse, a fantail, or any of several other terms cowboys use to describe this tame animal gone wild. To you, my children, and your children and theirs, I give this book of stories about mustangs. The action and excitement I experienced while capturing mustangs are described here.

Parley Paskett published the subject book in 1986.USU digitized it just this month and made it available free through their digital library at: http://digitalcommons.usu.edu/usupress_pubs/172//

 The PDF document should download on any device. It will take 9.9M for the download.

Would you please spread the word to your web site followers?

Thank you,
Philip Paskett