A compelling journey into faith, lineage, and leadership. A humane portrait of a woman's eyewitness chronicle that becomes a wider window on a sacred era. Eliza R. Snow's Biography And Family Record Of Lorenzo Snow offers more than a biography; it is a meticulous genealogical record and a vivid church history chronicle. Through intimate biographical details and historical context, the book speaks to both casual readers and scholars of nineteenth century religion. It guides genealogy researchers and history students across the evolving landscape of nineteenth century America and the Utah Territory frontier, tracing a life at the heart of Latter-day Saints history and Mormon church leadership. This volume is historically significant for its rare combination of personal narrative and cultural record, capturing the ethos and challenges of a growing religious movement. It stands as a landmark in the Mormon biography anthology, providing a human, specific, and reverent account that resonates with modern readers seeking meaning in ecclesiastical history and family memory alike. Out of print for decades and now republished by Alpha Editions, it is restored for today's and future generations. More than a reprint - a collector's item and a cultural treasure. A worthy addition for both literature lovers and scholars, and a bright entry point for readers exploring church history, genealogy, and the rich tapestry of nineteenth century America.