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In Addition to the Documents Themselves, Introductory Essays, Annotation, and Most Ref- Erence Material Have Been Indexed Index In addition to the documents themselves, introductory essays, annotation, and most ref- erence material have been indexed. Most maps are not indexed; map coordinates for specific locations are given in the Geographical Directory. Spelling, punctuation, and capitalization of quotations have been standardized. Personal names are listed by their correct spellings, not by variant spellings that may be found in the documents, unless the correct spelling is unknown. Entries for married women are generally listed under the names used during the period covered by the volume, with appropriate cross-references under maiden names or other married names. Unidentified individuals, such as “Mrs. Frost,” are included in this index. In subentry text, Joseph Smith (JS) and Emma Smith (ES) are referred to by their initials. Recurring locations in the volume are referenced in subentries without state identifi- cation; these include Nauvoo (Ill.) and Kirtland (Ohio). When found in an entry, “id.” indicates an entry in the Biographical Directory or Geo- graphical Directory or other text that summarizes the topic, “def.” refers to a passage that defines the topic, “illus.” indicates a photograph or other illustration, and “handwriting of” identifies documents that an individual inscribed. A Adams, John Quincy (president of U.S.), 266– Abel (biblical figure), 379–380 267, 267nn406–407 Abiram (biblical figure), 328–329 Adams, L. B., 272–273, 275 Abolitionism and slavery: C. Dyer, correspon- Adultery and fornication, men using church doc- dence of J. Bennett and JS regarding, 175, 223– trine for purposes of, 304–310, 344, 350, 350n159, 224, 226–228; “gag rule” automatically tabling 351–352 antislavery legislation, 267n407; Genius of Afghanistan, First Anglo-Afghan War, 247n343 Liberty (Illinois antislavery newspaper), 223, Agricultural and Manufacturing Association, 226; Hydra, as characterization of slavery, 227– Nauvoo, 187, 187n59 228, 228n261; Illinois Anti-slavery Society, Ague (malaria), 5n16, 23n109, 124n332 224n248; imprisonment of abolitionists for at- Aiken, Joshua, 111, 111n267, 111n271 tempting to help slaves escape, 175, 223–224, Albin, Mary Ann, 198–199 225 (illus.), 226–228; Mission Institute, Quincy, Alcohol, sale of to American Indians, 91, 91n176 Alexander, Ruth M., 282n460 Ill., 223, 223n241, 224, 224n248; position of JS Alger, Fanny, 305n572 on, 223n240, 224n246; Quaker abolitionism in Allbeya, L., 143 New Jersey, 316n623; Underground Railroad, Allen, Charles (Nauvoo), 185n49, 272–273, 275, 224n248; Upas tree, as characterization of slav- 340n101, 515 (chart) ery, 227–228, 227n255 Allen, Charles B. (Philadelphia), 399 Abraham (biblical figure), 255–258, 262, 291–292, Allen, Margaret, 398 329, 378–379, 405 Allen, Riley, 22n104 Achan (biblical figure), 404–405, 405n452 Allen, Thomas, 398 Adam (biblical figure), 188, 260–262, 377–378 Alley, Sarah, 357, 357n202 Adams, George Washington Joshua: id., 459– Allred, Abigail McMurtrey, 279 460; baptism of, 382n314; mission to England, Allred, James, 239–240, 506 (chart), 511 (chart), 15n66, 380–388, 384n326, 386n336; return from 513 (chart) England, 246–247, 247nn341–342, 381–388 Allred, William Moore, 239–240, 460 (id.), 508 Letter: to JS, 319–320, 380–388 (chart) Adams, James: id., 460; as president of Springfield, Alton Telegraph and Democratic Review, 223–224, Ill., branch, 117–119 519 08 Index_Faux-Bluelines 06JUN2019.indd 563 6/12/19 10:07 AM 564 INDEX American Indians: cultural assimilation and “civ- Bailey, Keeler & Remsen (fabric sellers), 368, ilizing” programs for, 91n175; gold plates, his- 368n261 tory of ancient America in, 183; government Bailey, Matilda, 164, 164n149, 349 efforts to prevent sale of liquor to, 91, 91n176; Bailey, Moses, 164, 164n149, 349 Lamanites, as ancestors of, 183n44; popular Baker, Eliza, 398 perceptions of church’s intentions regarding, Baker, Elizabeth, 398 91n175; proposed nomination of J. Latson to Baker, Jacob G., 120n313, 398 lead mission to, 89–91; as “remnants of Joseph” Baker, Mary, 399 and “Israel,” 13n58, 183; revelations on, 182, Baker, Mr., 198–199 183n44; U.S. commissioner of Indian affairs, Baker, Samuel, 398 91, 91n176. See also specific tribal groups Baldwin, Caleb, 272–273 American Revivalist, and Rochester Observer, 176 Baldwin, Wheeler, 517 (chart) Ames, Ira, 217, 217n210 Banknotes: gold and silver specie, need to revert Andrews, Foot & Hoyt (law firm), 66, 66n38 to, 266–267, 266n405; Kirtland Safety Society, Angell, Truman O., 216, 216n202, 217n209 debt on printing plates for, 66, 66n38; paid Angels, 258, 323, 336. See also specific angels by name for Philadelphia debt to L. Soby, 120–121; Anthony, George, 398 Erastus Snow donations, list of banknotes of, Anti-Mormon Convention in Illinois, 37n182 356–357; State Bank of Illinois, failure of, 235, Anti-Socialist Gazette, and Christian Advocate, 266–267, 266n405, 359–360 14n59, 158n116 Bank of Illinois, failure of, 213n185 Apocalyptic. See Millennialism Bankruptcy: federal bankruptcy act, xx, xxvii, Appleby, Sarah Price, 313 319, 360, 363, 409, 519; Hotchkiss purchase Appleby, William Ivins, 460–461 (id.) and, 359; Saints other than JS applying for, 361, Letter: to JS, 312–318 409–410 Arnold, Josiah, 272–273, 275 Application by JS: J. Bennett accusing JS of Articles and Covenants, 177, 268n410 fraudulently transferring land prior to apply- Articles of Faith: different titles for, 178n28; at end ing for bankruptcy, 287, 287n478; declaration of “Wentworth letter,” 173n2, 177–178, 188–189; of insolvency, 363; Great Chicago Fire of 1871, later publications of, 178–180; publication in documents presumably destroyed in, 362–363; Times and Seasons, xxii–xxiii, 177–178, 188–189; inventory of property for bankruptcy applica- as source, 519 tion, 363, 363n236, 369–372; never successfully Ashby, Nathaniel, 357, 357n203 discharged, 363; notice of application for bank- Associations and societies, American flourishing ruptcy, xx, xxvii, 363, 408–410, 411 (illus.), 519; of, 49n240 opposed by Justin Butterfield as U.S. attorney Australia, 188n61 for Illinois, 287n478, 363, 410; reasons for, Avery, George, 143 319, 361; schedule of debts/creditors, 360–369, Ayers, John, 367, 367n257 362 (illus.) Banks and banking: failure of State Bank of B Illinois, xxvii–xxviii, 153–155, 154n95, 213n185, Babbitt, Almon Whiting: id., 461; disfellowship- 229, 231, 233, 235, 235n298, 266–267, 266n402, ping of, 4–5, 29–30, 29n144, 65, 65n30, 66–69; 359–360; E. Hunter inquiring about state of encouraging migration to Kirtland, 29–30; banks in Nauvoo region, 152–155, 229, 231; run estimate of number of church members in on Pennsylvania banks, 151, 151n72, 232. See also Kirtland, 31n151; O. Granger and, 67–69, 73; specific banks R. McBride on, 66, 73; money owed by church Baptism: by G. Adams and L. Snow in England, to, 65–69, 73; H. Moore and, 71; as presiding 382–386, 383n318, 385n327; by W. Appleby, 313, officer and church agent in Kirtland, 64–65, 316–318; in Articles of Faith, 188; at confer- 168n162; reply of First Presidency to, 29–31; ence of 6–15 Apr. 1842, 339, 344–345; discourse H. Smith on, 66, 66n34; title to JS’s house and of JS on infant mortality and, 175, 290–294; farm in Kirtland held by, 67–69, 67n41, 71; in Mississippi River, 290, 303, 344; as religious B. Winchester, conflict with, 394 healing ritual, 197n110; as requirement for Babcock, Amos, 29n144 church membership, 267, 267n409; temple Babel, tower of, 183 baptismal font, use of, 339, 344–345, 344n126 Backenstos, Jacob B., 24, 365, 514 (chart) Specific baptisms: of G. Adams, 382n314; of Backenstos, William, 24, 365 Capt. Harris, 382–386; by E. Maginn, 295; of Badger, John, 517 (chart) J. Taylor, 303n559; of W. Woodruff, 303n559 08 Index_Faux-Bluelines 06JUN2019.indd 564 6/12/19 10:07 AM INDEX 565 Baptisms for health, in temple baptismal font, 22–27 Feb. 1842 general orders for inspection 339, 344 and parade, 11 Mar. 1842, 159–161; as major Baptisms for the dead: discourse of JS on, 175, general of, 238, 243, 513 (chart); minutes, origi- 302–303; first instances of, 375; Mississippi nal drafts of, 425; minutes, possibly absconding River, performed in, 175, 302–303, 339n96, 375; with, 160n125, 238; motion at general court- sources for doctrine of, 303, 303n563; in temple martial proposed by, 240; speaking at confer- baptismal font, 339, 344, 344n126; Times and ence of 6–15 Apr. 1842 on, 339–340 Seasons editorial on doctrine of, 375–380; Plural marriage: extent of knowledge of W. Woodruff and P. Woodruff performing, 429 doctrine, 305n574; letter purportedly from JS Baptists, 181n36, 254–255 to N. Rigdon sent to Sangamo Journal by, 413– Barnes, Lorenzo Dow, 248, 461 (id.) 418, 415 (illus.); sexual seduction, using church Barnett, John T., 511 (chart) doctrine for purposes of, 305–308, 309n588 Barney, Hiram: id., 461–462; handwriting of, 109; Bennett, Samuel C.: id., 463; as courier, 120–121, image of, 110 (illus.); inquiring after man who 130–131, 131n371, 133; Nauvoo, property and menaced JS’s life, 114; seeking to sell land to JS, residence in, 452–453 (map); in Nauvoo Legion, 62–63, 109–114, 211–214 514 (chart) Letters: from JS, 211–214; to JS, 109–114 Bent, Samuel, 237–238, 506 (chart) Barratt, William James, 188n61 Bentonsport, Iowa Territory: on Des Moines Barrett, Lamar, 285 River, 135n396; S. Richards as postmaster of, Barstow, George, 176, 176n16, 177–178, 180 135n398; S. Richards seeking to sell land and Bates, Eliza Jane (married to G. Rolfe), 193n90, charter for dam to JS near, 62–63, 134–135 249, 250n355 Berks Co. Bank, 121 Bates, Jane (Philadelphia congregation), 398 Bernhisel, John Milton: id., 463; as bishop of Bates, John, 398 New York City branch of church, 353n178; do- Bates, Mary, 398 nations for construction of Nauvoo temple, Baxter, Robert (Irvingite), 333, 333n71, 334 352–354; handwriting of, 352; purchasing land Bedford, England: G. Adams proselytizing in, 381, in Nauvoo, 62–63, 80–82, 212n183, 352–354 381n305; debates in, 382n310, 384n322; J.
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