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* October 1832 -- [[Smith, Joseph Jr.|Joseph Smith]] & [[Whitney, Newel K.|Bishop Whitney]] visit New York to purchase g * 7/1/1836 || 7/31/1836 || [[Smith, Joseph|Joseph Smith]] visits New York City

...ather, the late George Q. Cannon, was second only in importance to Brigham Young, severed his relations with the Mormon Church ten years ago and began preac The attack centered mainly upon the personal life of Joseph F. Smith, President of the church, whom he denounced for violating the cove

...of Mrs. Pulitzer, supposedly, by Young, a Mormon and a grandson of Brigham Young, the great prophet of the church. New Yorkers have had it brought home to t ...rshadowing influence of Joseph Smith and the strong personality of Brigham Young have never been lost sight of. It matters not what the personal desire may

...s possession, pointing out O. P. Rockwell as the assassin, and the Prophet Joseph Smith as an accessary before and after the fact. * * * "I will give you ...; if not, God's curse will fall upon you. Margaret -- I will confess, I am young and once was innocent, but...

...istory of the Mormons is too well known to need recital here. The story of Joseph Smith and the Book of Mormon, or the Golden Bible, as he called it—his pr ... Previous to Young's appointment, Daniel H. Wells, no Counselor to Brigham Young, sen., was President of the European Mission. The President of the European

| Brigham Young | Joseph Lawson

... Pa. none of the rest of the Twelve have yet arrived. I hear that brothers Young and Kimball are near Rochester in this state. I am all ready to start for E [[Category: Joseph Smith]]

...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

==Autobiography of Joseph Orton== Source: [[Joseph Orton|Orton, Joseph]]. Autobiography (Ms 8620 reel 13 #4 - CHL), vol. 1, pp. 7-12.

...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 ...Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints any more than the martyrdom of Joseph Smith and his brother Hyrum Smith exterminated the Church when they were ma

===Diary Extract of Joseph C. Rich=== ''Rich, Joseph C., [Diary], IN Poulsen, Ezra J., Joseph C. Rich--Versatile Pioneer on the Mormon Frontier (Salt Lake City: Granite

...others [William C.] [[William Staines|Staines]] and [John] [[John W. Young|Young]] on board, and landed at [[Castle Garden]] by 11 o'clock today. We start f ...to the office and found [[Joseph F. Smith|Joseph F.]] [Smith] had arrived. Joseph and I went out, had something to eat. I left by the evening train with the

...ipts, MSS 1496, bx. 1, fd. 3, pp. 51-57). (Harold B . Lee Library, Brigham Young University, Provo, Utah)'' ...astle Garden]] on the 3rd of June 1864. I put foot on this continent at 11 a.m. on that day. [p.52] The great vessel there as buoyantly had brought us ov

...nt journey. The agents of the church at New York viz. Brothers [[Joseph A. Young]] and [[William G. Staines|William G. Stains]] [Staines] very much approved ...ng morning. The organization of the company remained, at Brother Joseph A. Young's desire, as it originally stood. ...

...were in charge of brother Joseph Hanmer, of Pennsylvania, a very promising young man. I requested each president of company to telegraph back to me if any d

...you know he is not here? Stand back!" He shouted. I stood back and all the young men passed. My old friend, Will Penney, came and asked what was the matter. ...s; Vault, Mss 76, box 7, fd. 8), pp.9 0-113. Harold B. Lee Library Brigham Young University, Provo, Utah.''

Saturday 7th Took the cars & traveled by rail up to St. Joseph. … Ship Arkwright, July 6, 1866.President Brigham Young, Junior.

...re than usual significance, as this was the "land of promise," the land of Joseph; about which we had spoken, dreamed, and sung for many years before beholdi About the time we began to see land one of the passengers, a young and foolish man, willfully jumped overboard and was drowned. The ship hurri

Sunday 27 - A delightful morning. A pilot came on board at 6 a.m. In a short time came in sight of land. People all on deck full of excitem ...hed with but little difficulty and landed them all in Castle Garden. At 11 a.m. was busily engaged in making arrangements for getting onto the railroad o

...ning there was a case of measles among the English Saints. Our doctor is a young, hard, and unexperienced and I think has no more sense than the laws allows ... one was [-] off and we did not overtake it till next day. At Pittsburgh a young man got on board without a ticket. Brother [James] Hart told him it was no