Box 1
Contains 38 Results:
1 – 545, 1872 – 1888
Arrangement: Numerical by recording number
These records are part Ancestry project. Digit images should be available on their website.
Original licenses filed with the clerk.
General Correspondence, 1874 ‑ 1960
Incoming and outgoing correspondence, pertaining to the administration of county offices, services, programs and policies. The range of issues varies immensely, documenting the many facets of county administration. Included are adoptions, welfare services, hospital administration, petitions, WPA programs, Selective Service, Federal projects, and county administration.
Marriage Licenses (Original), 1872-1968
Arrangement: Numerical by recording number
These records are part Ancestry project. Digit images should be available on their website.
Original licenses filed with the clerk.
Series X: Military Discharge Records, 1951 ‑ 1960
Arrangement: Chronological by date of recording
Photostatic copies of military discharges filed in Uinta County. Information includes branch of service, period of enlistment, military training, and combat experience. Volume 4 is indexed.
Constitutional Convention, 1889-1890
Records concerning the State Constitutional Convention. Included are newspaper articles, petitions, correspondence, proclamations, canvassers return of the convention, and expenses. Also included are records from the County Convention, consisting of appointments of delegates, report of the committee on credentials, and minutes.
Notes on Commissioners' Meetings, 1886-1887, 1914-1932
The notes taken by the County Clerk at the Commissioners meetings.
Resolutions, 1911-1934
Resolutions are formal expressions from the County Commissioners for or against particular matters. This file consists of resolutions approving tax sale of property.
Correspondence, 1886-1966
Correspondence on notices of election, withdrawals from election, contesting election results, and appointments.
County Convention Minutes, May 1933
Proceedings for the nomination of delegates to the state convention on the ratification of the 21st amendment.
Notary's Record, 1915-1919
Collection of records notarized by Louis Kabell, Jr. This "register" was compiled by the notary and submitted to the Clerk as required by law.