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Thos. F. JACKSON, and Henry WATERMAN. They did some changes and called it Apollo Hall, stayi ...s then changed to PROCTOR'S Novelty Theatre, at #258 Driggs Street, run by Thomas PROCTOR.

THOMAS COLBURN'S INTERVIEW WITH MARTIN HARRIS, 1854 Source: Thomas Colburn to Elder Snow, editor, cit. St. Louis Luminary, 5 May 1855, p. 2. S

After the ship was made fast Elder Turley and me and Joseph Jackson left the ship and set our feet on land exactly at 10 minutes past 12 o'cloc all been sick, but was then recovering, except Thomas, who was dead.

...ime is to come from when they go out of office. We had some good men once. Jackson, for instance, was a good old stick. Bro. Macintosh spoke warmly in favor o Thomas Jefferson--The framer of the Declaration of Independence, inspired by the G

...e needy Saints move to the Quincy area. No one seemed willing to return to Jackson County, fearing the mobs. Finally, David Rogers was approached by Bishop Ed ...written out, on the tenth day of March, 1839, I left Quincy, Illinois, for Jackson County, Mo.

...dren, Henry Prout and wife, Ann Jensen and two children, Henry Beard, Mary Thomas and Kate F. Hall. They were being well cared for on [[Ward's Island]], and ...ars of age. A reporter of the Mail and Express spoke to a few adults. Mary Thomas, aged 70, said she had friends in Salt Lake City, but no relatives. She had

...also lectures vindicating their principles and practices, by elders Thomas Jackson and William W. Riter. Mr. Ware delivered a lecture Monday evening at Rockvi ...nism, and in addition many of the first citizens of Freeport. Elder Thomas Jackson, in vindicating polygamy, claimed that the present condition of society dem