3 edition of Settlements of Uintah County found in the catalog.
Settlements of Uintah County
Doris Karren Burton
Published
1998
by Uintah County Library in Vernal, UT
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Written in
Edition Notes
| Statement | Doris Karren Burton. |
| Series | [Uintah County Library history series] |
| Classifications | |
|---|---|
| LC Classifications | F832.U4 S88 1998 |
| The Physical Object | |
| Pagination | x, 627 p. : |
| Number of Pages | 627 |
| ID Numbers | |
| Open Library | OL391142M |
| ISBN 10 | 0966528700 |
| LC Control Number | 98061107 |
| OCLC/WorldCa | 40651486 |
On Aug , homesteading began in earnest on the former Uintah Reservation. Early Settlement. The settlement of Duchesne County is unique in Utah history, for unlike much of the state, it did not occur under the direction of Brigham Young or the Mormon church. Rather, it was settled by individuals who obtained acres under the. Settlement. Ashley Valley (where Vernal is) lay outside the reservation. Ranchers and farmers had begun to settle there, and by , the valley had enough people that the territorial legislature created Uintah County, taking most of the land from Wasatch County.
Doris Karren Burton has a deep-rooted history in the history of Uintah County. She was born in the county, and her grandparents and great-grandparents were instrumental in the settlement of Vernal, Utah. Thirty years ago Mrs. Burton retired as director of the Uintah County Library to establish the Regional History Center. On 1 September homesteading began in earnest on the former Uintah Indian Reservation. The settlement of Duchesne County is unique in Utah history, for unlike much of the state, it did not occur under the direction of Brigham Young or the Mormon church.
Uintah County's economy rests on farming, ranching, and the removal of oil and gas. It is increasingly influenced by worldwide energy prices. Uintah High School located in Vernal and Union High School, which serves residents of both Uintah and Duchesne County, is located exactly on the county boundary on the eastern edge of Roosevelt. The settlement of the Uintah Valley is entirely "knocked into pi." The pioneer party write back to this city that the valley is by no means the Paradise it has been represented.
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Settlements of Uintah County: Digging Deeper Hardcover – January 1, by Doris Karren Burton (Author)Author: Doris Karren Burton. Settlements of Uintah County: Digging Deeper by Doris Karren Burton and a great selection of related books, art and collectibles available now at : Settlements Of Uintah County Digging Deeper: x 11 inches with many b&w photos and an index.
Uintah County, Utah history Very good. In a very good dust wrapper. Settlements of Uintah County: Digging Deeper by Doris Karren Burton The Ute Indians were the first settlers of Uintah County ages before recorded history.
They set up temporary quarters in tepees, moving them to better food sources or for hunting convenience. Settlements of Uintah County: digging deeper. [Doris Karren Burton] Home.
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Please call () A History of Uintah County "Scratching the Surface" Doris K. Burton pub. Utah State Historical Society Available from the Uintah County Library Regional Center E.
Main St. Vernal Main Phone: () Settlements of Uintah County "Digging Deeper" Doris K. Burton pub. Uintah County. Introduction, An overview of happening in Uintah county. Path of the Ute Indians. Establishing settlements. Agriculture and the livestock industry.
Mining and petroleum exploration. Commercial developmentsa. Twentieth century events. Transpotation and communications. Religious organizations. If something is man-made; however, we put the letter 'H' at the end of the word. Such as 'Uintah County', 'Uintah School District' or other organizations/features thought up by man.
If we were to create, say, a new reservoir, we could name it Uintah Reservoir and place the Author: The Edge Magazine. You can purchase the Leo Thorne book by sending a check or you can come in person at the Uintah County Regional History Center, East North Vernal, Utah The cost is $ plus $ for shipping and handling.
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This book covers the settlement of the county including Ute Indians, trappers, traders, and white settlers -- both Mormom and non-Mormon -- and examines the growth and development of the area. Uintah County has become well known for its minerals -- especially Gilsonite -- and its petroleum resources have brought economic booms and busts to the.
The journal reads that he reached Whiterocks on Christmas Day,where the Uintah agency was established. (Whiterocks is the oldest settlement in Uintah County, not counting, of course, the old trading posts. Critchlow succeeded Dodds as agent in Then Pardon Dodds came back as agent as a stockman to Ashley Valley in on February The journal reads that he reached Whiterocks on Christmas Day,where the Uintah agency was established.
Whiterocks is the oldest white settlement in Uintah County, not counting the old trading post and fort. Critchlow succeeded Pardon Dodds as agent in.
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See full policy in ers: The Seep Ridge Road is the result of an old idea to link Vernal to I in Grand County. That original plan would have meant a very expensive descent into one of the canyons of the Book Cliffs.
Uintah County says they only want to pave to the county line. But Grand County doesn’t want the road to extend into their county.
