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:Source: Centinel of Freedom, 4 February 1840, v43 n31, p. 1.
''Correspondence of Newark Sentinel''
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:Source: Centinel of Freedom, v45 n48, 31 May 1842, p. 3.
...eighboring towns. In Chelsea, Medfield, Medway, and Salem, the foundations of Mormonism have been laid. In the last named town, nearly seventy have been
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:Source: Newark NJ Centinel of Freedom, 12 July 1842, v46 n2, p. 4.
[[Category: Centinel of Freedom]]
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:''New York Centinel Of Freedom'', 27 October 1840 v44 n16 p. 3
...lity. A great portion of those who sailed in the North America are members of the total abstinence society, and are from Leicestershire and Herefordshire
732 B (111 words) - 23:06, 22 February 2021
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:''Newark Centinel of Freedom'', 30 May 1843, v46 n46, p. 4.
...city of Nauvoo, Ill. They were principally from New-Hampshire. Some twenty of them were from Lowell, Mass.
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:''Newark NJ Centinel Of Freedom'', 17 October 1843, v47 n16, p. 4
==Departure of Missionaries==
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:''Newark NJ Centinel Of Freedom'', 31 December 1844, v48 n27, p. 4
... emigration that may come that way from Europe, and to take the Presidency of all the Eastern Mormon Churches.
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:''Newark NJ Centinel of Freedom'', vXLIX n32, 3 February 1846, p. 4
... regret to add, that the new convert is the wife of a respectable merchant of this city.
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:Source: Centinel of Freedom, 4 February 1840, v43 n31, p. 1.
''Correspondence of Newark Sentinel''
527 B (71 words) - 21:37, 4 September 2019
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:Identical: Centinel of Freedom, 27 October 1840, v44 n16, p. 3.
...lity. A great portion of those who sailed in the North America are members of the total abstinence society, and are from Leicestershire and Herefordshire
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:Identical: Centinel of Freedom, 5 January 1841, v44 n26, p. 1.
...ticle on the "Gospel" interprets the passage giving the Apostles the power of miracles, speaking in unknown tongues, &c., literally, and as applicable at
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:Identical: Centinel of Freedom, 4 January 1842, p. 4.
...d each member, in addition, furnishes a settee, by which means their place of worship is expected to be put in order for accommodating a numerous auditor
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:Source: Centinel of Freedom, v45 n48, 31 May 1842, p. 3.
...eighboring towns. In Chelsea, Medfield, Medway, and Salem, the foundations of Mormonism have been laid. In the last named town, nearly seventy have been
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:Source: Newark NJ Centinel of Freedom, 12 July 1842, v46 n2, p. 4.
[[Category: Centinel of Freedom]]
291 B (41 words) - 22:48, 6 September 2019
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:''New York Centinel Of Freedom'', 27 October 1840 v44 n16 p. 3
...lity. A great portion of those who sailed in the North America are members of the total abstinence society, and are from Leicestershire and Herefordshire
732 B (111 words) - 23:06, 22 February 2021
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:''Newark Centinel of Freedom'', 30 May 1843, v46 n46, p. 4.
...city of Nauvoo, Ill. They were principally from New-Hampshire. Some twenty of them were from Lowell, Mass.
452 B (63 words) - 20:42, 2 March 2021
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:''Newark NJ Centinel Of Freedom'', 17 October 1843, v47 n16, p. 4
==Departure of Missionaries==
683 B (95 words) - 01:54, 26 May 2021
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:''Newark NJ Centinel Of Freedom'', 31 December 1844, v48 n27, p. 4
... emigration that may come that way from Europe, and to take the Presidency of all the Eastern Mormon Churches.
594 B (95 words) - 01:59, 26 May 2021
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:''Newark NJ Centinel of Freedom'', vXLVIII n33, February 11, 1845, p3.
... gives the following account of a recent visit to the Mormon Churches, and of his own efforts to arrest the corruption that was rapidly spreading among t
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