Jessie L. Embry
Jessie L. Embry is Oral History Program Director at the Charles Redd Center for Western Studies, Brigham Young University.
BYU Studies Publications
- “Provoking the Brethren to Good Works”: Susa Young Gates, the Relief Society, and Genealogy
- A Woman’s Choices: The Relief Society Legacy Lectures
- Appendix I: Historical Milestones
- Appendix II: Microfilm Places and Operators
- Appendix III: Microfilm Production
- Chapter 1: Small Beginnings
- Chapter 2: Coming of Age, 1907–1920
- Chapter 3: The Pleasures and Problems of Growth, 1920–1940
- Chapter 4: Quest for Effectiveness, 1940–1960
- Chapter 5: New Directions, 1961–1975
- Chapter 6: Gathering the Records
- Chapter 7: Simplification, Decentralization, Cooperation, 1975–1994
- Chapter 8: Automating the Records
- Epilogue: A New Century
- Missionaries for the Dead: The Story of the Genealogical Missionaries of the Nineteenth Century
- Navajo Tradition, Mormon Life: The Autobiography and Teachings of Jim Dandy
- Not in Vain: The Inspiring Story of Ellis Shipp, Pioneer Woman Doctor
- Preface [34:2]
- Prologue: The Spirit of Elijah [34:2]
- Spiritualized Recreation: LDS All-Church Athletic Tournaments, 1950–1971
- Women, Family, and Utopia: Communal Experiments of the Shakers, the Oneida Community, and the Mormons