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Utah directories, dating from the mid-19th century, document settlers, miners, and business owners in cities like Salt Lake City and Ogden. These records list names, addresses, and occupations, helping genealogists track family movements, particularly among early Mormon settlers and pioneers. Given Utah’s strong mining and railroad history, trade directories are valuable for identifying ancestors in these industries. Additional resources such as voter registrations, land records, and church directories further support genealogical research in the state.
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Directories, Guides & References
Directories
- Salt Lake City, Utah, City Directory, 1910 1,468 records
- Mckenney's Pacific Coast Directory, 1878, Volume 1 911 records
- Mckenney's Pacific Coast Directory, 1878 890 records
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