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Ilene H. Kingsbury

Ilene Hanks Kingsbury was born April 25, 1905 in Parowan, Utah to Samuel and Mabel Whitney Hanks. On December 20, 1929, she married Ronald Lovesy Kingsbury in the Salt Lake Temple. Ilene graduated from the University of Utah and taught school. For 32 years she was a partner in her husband's accounting business. She also owned her own printing shop for 20 years. She published short storied and articles extensively in the LDS Church magazines and Western Historical journals. She helped write history books for the Daughters of the Utah Pioneers, and contributed to the first LDS Family Home Evening Manual.
Ilene Hanks Kingsbury
LDS
LDS (member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints)
Ronald Lovesy Kingsbury
1905-04-25
Parowan, Utah
1981-07-02
Female
Author, Teacher
English

20 Works by Ilene H. Kingsbury

Title Role Year Genre
Inherit the Earth Author Short Story
The Day I Turned Eight Author Short Story
"A" is for Apron (I) Author 1959 Fiction
"A" is for Apron (II) Author 1959 Fiction
"A" is for Apron (III) Author 1959 Fiction
My Third Grandma (I) Author Short Story
My Third Grandma (II) Author Short Story
My Third Grandma (III) Author Short Story
My Third Grandma (IV) Author Short Story
Coffin Under the Bed Author 1961 Fiction
Timber Author 1962 Short Story
Hand to the Plow (I) Author 1962 Short Story
Hand to the Plow (II) Author 1962 Short Story
Hand to the Plow (III) Author 1962 Short Story
Hand to the Plow (IV) Author 1962 Short Story
Hand to the Plow (V) Author 1962 Short Story
Hand to the Plow (VI) Author 1962 Short Story
A Load of Hay Author 1963 Fiction
Mr. Lewis and the Ravens (I) Author 1964 Fiction
Mr. Lewis and the Ravens (II) Author 1964 Fiction
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