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          We are a non-profit organization dedicated to gathering the family and legacy of Jacob Hamblin, to share with the world the good this man..

          Hartt Wixom

          American author (1933–2017)

          Hartt Partridge Wixom

          Born1933

          Salt Lake City, Utah, U.S.

          Died2017

          St.

          George, Utah, U.S.

          OccupationWriter
          Years active1961–2017
          Notable work
          • Jacob Hamblin
          • The Cokeville Miracle: When Angels Intervene
          • Elk and Elk Hunting
          • Hunting and Fishing Guide to Utah
          • Improve the World, Go Fishing
          Spouse

          G.

          Student contained bio- graphical sketches of faculty members, educational articles, and some school news.

        1. --Hartt Wixom, Critiquing the Critics of Joseph Smith, --Claudia Lauper Bushman and Richard Lyman Bushman.
        2. We are a non-profit organization dedicated to gathering the family and legacy of Jacob Hamblin, to share with the world the good this man.
        3. Learning about America's Colonial Period with Graphic Organizers (Graphic Organizers in Science and Social Studies)|Linda Wirkner.
        4. Attached is a biography of Clara Malvina Hamblin Nicoll Staley, youngest daughter of Jacob Hamblin and Sarah Priscilla Leavitt.

          5. Judene Dalebout

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          (m. 1958)​
          Children7

          Hartt Partridge Wixom (1933 – 2017) was an American writer who specialized in the topics of hunting, fishing, wildlife and environmental protection, and Latter-Day Saints (LDS) history.

          His most recent works focus on early LDS history: Jacob Hamblin[1] (2008), Profiles in Mormon Courage[2] (2007), and Critiquing the Critics of Joseph Smith[3] (2005).

          Another book on early LDS history, Edward Partridge[4] (1998), is a biography of Wixom's great-great-grandfathe