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* 5/6/1839 || 5/6/1839 || [[Greene, John P.|John P. Greene]] called to preside over saints in NYC & region. * 9/16/1839 — John P. Greene holds 1st mass meeting on behalf of Mormon refugees from Missouri

...; if not, God's curse will fall upon you. Margaret -- I will confess, I am young and once was innocent, but... [[Category: John C. Bennett]]

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...igrants at [[Castle Garden]], where they were kindly received by Apostle [[John Taylor]] and Elder [[Nathaniel H. Felt]]. On the seventeenth of June, the c ...ins]], a P.E.F. passenger, remained at New York with the approval of Pest. John Taylor.)

... was continued, under the direction of Brigham Young, Heber C. Kimball and John Taylor, via Philadelphia to Pittsburg by railway and canal transportation. ...eighstown by rail, parting with Elders Brigham Young, Heber C. Kimball and John Taylor, who proceeded on their journey home. I met Elder Erastus Snow, who

...he lid. They cautioned principally clothes and toys and school books for a young girl who as far as I could make out from letters in the same was at school ...to the emigrant's eye. All were electrified by the cry of land. Lame, old, young, sick, and all ran [p. 187] up on deck to see it. It seemed like a fairylan

..., as soon as I had landed in New York I went to report myself to Apostle [[John Taylor]] whose address I had but when I found his office he had gone to Uta ...liam W. Drummond, acting in Utah, sent the president the news that Brigham Young and the Mormons were in rebellion against the United States Government, con

... A little one-year-old Swiss girl died on this day; her father's name was [John] Keller. .... Accordingly he came about dinnertime and said we must all be vaccinated, young and old. We went through the operation accordingly, and all who were inspec

...up and present the following memorial to Captain J. H. Thomas of the ship, John J. Boyd, under date of May 27, 1862. ...rk, we the undersigned on behalf of the Latter-day Saint passengers on the John J. Boyd from Liverpool cannot feel to bid adieu to Captain Thomas without p

===Letter from John Needham - July 4, 1863=== ''Needham, John, et. el., [Letter], Latter-day Saints' Millennial Star 25:35 (August 29, 18

===Autobiography and Diaries of John Lyman Smith=== ''Smith, John Lyman. Diaries (Ms 8719), vol. 2, pp. 60-102, 118. (CHL)''

''Staines, W.C. [Letter], Latter-day Saints' Millennial Star 31:33 (August 14, 1869) pp. ...lroad agents for work done on the road. Elders [[John Taylor]] and [[J. A. Young]] are here, on the same business. I go to Boston, on Sunday night, on emigr

...ther residents thereof—vouching for the trustworthiness of Mr. [[Greene, John P.|Green]], who is deputed by his people to make their case known to the co [[Category: John P. Greene]]

... by the Way.—''By Rev. John A. Clark,uthor of the "Pastor's Testimony," "Young Disciple," &c.'' Philadelphia: W. J. & J. K. Simon. New-York: J. S. Taylor

==Church, State, and Politics: The Diaries of John Henry Smith== ... some 750 saints with some returning Elders arrived in this harbor. Elders John Clark & G. F. Gibbs are returning home. Bro. Nuttall and I went to Staten I

<center>BRIGHAM YOUNG'S SON ANSWERS A FEW QUESTIONS.</center> ...sterday, at the St. Nicholas Hotel, between a TRIBUNE reporter and John W. Young, son of the Mormon President:

...f Nineteenth-Century Mormons (Provo, UT: Religious Studies Center, Brigham Young University, 1985), 17–42.'' Rachel’s kin played a major role in this activity. Young Israel Ivins was the first LDS convert from Monmouth County. Merchants Char

...ader-—The Saints’ Opinion of the Constitution—-The Policy of Brigham Young Explained by His Disciples, &c.''' ...city, including the choir and orchestra, left for Norwalk on the steamboat John Hart on Friday afternoon. On arriving there, our reporter found that little

Reason #2,440 to love BHRoberts: John W. Young was not, shall we say, an exemplary apostle, or even an exemplary man, and ... by the powers that be, so I'm not surprised that he had some sympathy for Young (deserved or not)

The Rev. Dr. John Wesley Hill, author, religious and political lecturer, former pastor of the "Where is the young woman now?" Schmidt was asked.