Mormon Land Ownership As a Factor in Evaluating the Extent of Mormon Settlements and Influence in Missouri 1831-1841

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Mormon Land Ownership as a Factor in Evaluating the Extent of Mormon Settlements and Influence in Missouri 1831-1841

Wayne J. Lewis Brigham Young University - Provo

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MORMON LAND OWNERSHIP AS A FACTOR IN

evaluating THE EXTENT OF MORMON settlements AND INFLUENCE IN MISSOURI 183118411831 1841

A thesis presented to the department of history brigham young university

in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree master of arts

wayneTTayne J lewis august 1981 this thesis by wayne J lewis is accepted in its present form by the department of history of brigham young university as satisfying the thesis requirements for the degree of master of arts

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11 acknowledgementsACKNOWLEDGE MENTS

I1 would like to express appreciation to members of my committee and others who have offered suggestions and help dr phillip flammer as committee chairman has given valuable assistance as well as dr larry C porter and dr james B alienallenailen who gave early and constant encouragement for this project thanks are due to lyndon C cook dr clark johnson and dr milton backman for sharing information from their collections of missouri data I1 am grateful for my wife maren barraclough and our ten children who encouraged me to continue when the task extended into the fifth year

ililii111 TABLE OF CONTENTS acknowledgementsACKNOWLEDGEMENTS iii LIST OF illustrations vi chapter

FOREWORD I1 I1 MORMONS IN southwestern MISSOURI 183118411831 1841 7 jackson county 7 bates county 19 johnson county 22 lafayette county 23 II11 MORMONS IN northwestern MISSOURI 183318361833 1836 25 clay county 25 ray county 30 clinton county 32 liiittIII111 MORMONS IN northwestern MISSOURI 183618391836 1839 33 caldwell county 33 daviess county 37 carroll county 40 gentry grundy and livingston counties 0 42 IV MORMONS IN EASTERN MISSOURI 183118411831 1841 45 monroe county 45 pike county 49 chariton county 49 lewis county 54 st louis cormonsmormons 58 marion county 58 randolph county 59

V MORMON TRENDS IN ANDLANDL A ND PURCHASES 61 SUMMARY AND conclusions 72 bibliography 75

iv appendices 0 0 0 82

A WHERE MORMONS LIVED 83 B MORMONS BY COUNTY 84 C MORMON settlements 85 D ESTIMATES OF MORMON population 86 E SUMMARY JOSEPH SMITH instructions FOR MOVE TO MISSOURI 87 PF LIST OPOF MORMONS IN MISSOURI 1831184118311 ai3i idl1841 88 G INHABITED MISSOURI 1831 167 H COUNTIES FORMED BY 1831 168 I1 COUNTIES FORMED BY 1838 169 J MORMON population IN JACKSON COUNTYOUNTY 170 K MORMON population IN MISSOURI BY COUNTY 171 L miscellaneous MORMON DATA FROM MISSOURI PERIOD 0 172 M TIME CHART BY COUNTY 173

v LIST OF illustrations figure 1 mormon land in jackson county 8 2 jackson county 183118331831 1833 12 3 jackson county after 1835 13 4 exiled jackson county cormonsmormons 183318391833 1839 18 5 bates county cormonsmormons 183318391833 1839 21 6 mormon land in clay county 27 7 mormon land and site location in ray county 29 8 mormon land in clinton county 31 9 mormon land in caldwell county 35 10 mormon population in caldwell county 183418411834 1841 36 11 mormon land in daviess county 38 12 mormon population in daviess county 183718411837 1841 39 13 mormon land in carroll county 41 14 mormon land in livingston county 43 15 mormon land in monroe county 47 16 cormonsmormons in pike county 50 17 mormon land in chariton county 53 18 bozarthsBozarths of lewis county 56 19 land summary by county 62 20 mormon population in missouri 73

VI FOREWORD

the extent of early mormon land holdings in missouri has never been discussed in detail the reason is twofoldtwo fold it is virtually impossible to analyze mormon land holding without knowing the names of the cormonsmormons who lived in missouri from 183118411831 1841 concurrently without proper identification of the Morcormonsmormonsmons it has been impossible to know exactly where they settled this study is based on an examination of over 3000 journals and other private and public documents which in turn revealed the names of over 8000 cormonsmormons who lived in missouri during the ten years between 1831 and 1841 also research in the records of over thirty missouri counties has revealed where the cormonsmormons lived particularly when they were landowners see app F p 88 analyzing the mormon non mormon population ratio in various counties and the land owned collectively among the cormonsmormons provides a broader foundation for under- standing the complex missourimissourimormonmormon problems of the late 1830s As long as researchers worked with only a few hundred known cormonsmormons who lived in missouri their studies were unavoidably restricted this study shows that cormonsmormons migrated well beyond the three to five

1 2 counties usually discussed by historians these countcountiesiesles are jackson clay caldwell daviess and carroll land deeds reveal that cormonsmormons owned more than 821-82000000 acres in fourteen missouri counties or twenty six 26 percent of the counties then organized cormonsmormons settled not only in the frontier of northwestern missouri but also in northeastern southeastern and central missouri this study also shows that the total mormon population in missouri during the period indicated was much greater than most writers have previously recognized indeed it is probable that by late 1838 cormonsmormons made up as much as ten percent of missouris population even as they were predicting that more saints were on the way several published sources spurred my interest in the problem of the cormonsmormons in missouri and particularly in the reasons for anti mormon hostility in his LA comprehensive history of the church of jesus christchrish of latterlatteelatterdaydatter davday saints brigham H roberts observes that the reasons for their expulsion from the state included the slave issue frontier lawless elements cultural differences mormon clannishness jealous protestant ministers and social differences in persecutions in missouri richard bushman reviews the same ideas but stresses the religious differences as the ultimate cause of mormon rejection and expulsion warren A jennings in his the expulsion of the cormonsmormons from jackson county 3 missouri also enumerates the reasons already listed and includes the mormons recurring emphasis on zion and the second coming as a major cause of the expulsion in his phd dissertation zion is fled expulsion of cormonsmormons from jackson county missouri jennings outlines several causes of conflict and emphasisemphasisesemphasizeses the fear of missouriansMissour ians that the rapidly growing mormon population would take over their state politically the same themes are dealt with in his article the city in the garden social conflict in jackson county missouri locally published history of jackson county devotes nineteen pages to Morcormonsmormonsmons in jackson county and makes several other references to the cormonsmormons throughout its 1006 the history seeks to justify the anti mormon activity by detailing mormon lawlessness in northern missouri counties in hancock county illinois and in utah various county histories such as history of cass county histhistoryorvory of clay and platte counties hi-histgryhjstqpystory afof caldwell and livingstonLivinastonoston counties carroll county missourimiggqucif ray county history and the history of daviess and gengentrytry counties seem to similarly quote or draw from the statements made in the righigbigriguryhistoryeryury of jacksonjackconjackgon county most of these describe the cormonsmormons as a lawless and obnoxious threat to the people of missouri these histories were written in the late 1800s and early 1900s when mormonism had considerable bad press 4

leland gentrys A history of the church of jesus christ of latterlatterdayday saints in northwestern missouri 183618391836 1839 follows rather closely the theme proposed in roberts comprehensive history but adds considerable detail and includes the idea of fear of political control as a reason for the conflict it is the primary purpose of this thesis to demonstrate the extensive settlement and landlandhildinglandholdinghilding of the mormon people in missouri and virtually no space is devoted to reviewing again the various reasons for persecution the material presented here however is especially significant in supporting the view that missouriansMissour ians feared the growing political power of the Morcormonsmormonsmons that they had seemingly good reason to fear that power is clearly suggested by the extent of mormon landhildinglandlandholdinghilding not only in the counties traditionally discussed by historians but also in some of the surrounding areas in addition the vast numbers of cormonsmormons in missouri together with the realization that the cormonsmormons were actively encouraging thousands more to come would naturally lead the missouriansMissour ians to fear that eventually they would be overwhelmed not only economically but at the ballot box the different social customs and sttitudesattitudes of the cormonsmormons were of course significant reasons for persecution but if the cormonsmormons were percipercievedeved as simply a small group that posed no real 5 threat to the political control of the old settlers it is likely that they would have had much less difficulty the realization however that the cormonsmormons intended to make western missouri their new zion and to make it the gathering place for thousands even tens of thousands undoubtedly contributed to the fear of missouriansMissour ians that they were about to lose political control the material presented here on mormon population and the extent of mormon landholding only adds the necessary documentation to the fact that the cormonsmormons were indeed in a position to make the threat of a takeovertake over seem real it is hoped that the material will provide other scholars with a more accurate factual base as they continue to consider the perplexing question of the interaction between missouriansMissour ians and cormonsMormormonsmons see app D p 86 sources of information used in preparing this thesis include journals newspapers letters family histories diaries and histories of all kinds which contained relevant biographical data an effort has been made to distill the information into understandable charts and tables that better illustrate some of the situations described the basic text of this thesis is short and concise doing little more than providing a detailed view of the extent of mormon settlement in specific areas of missouri equally important however is a series of supporting appendicies which represent 6 untold hours of work on the part of the author these appendicies provide names and various comparisons that support the text and will hopefully provide a foundation for further research on the cormonsmormons in missouri CHAPTER I1

MORMONS IN southwestern MISSOURI jackson county five months the organization of the mormon aftern church on april 6 19301930inin fayette new york joseph smith its designated prophet and leader spoke of a chosen city of zion to be established on the borders by the lamanitesLamanites this of course meant western missouri 1 As directed about sixty members of the lesvillecolesvilleCo branch arrived in jackson county missouri an infant county named after the famous andrew jackson they settled in kaw township late in june 1831 and began establishing a community 2 joseph smith and other

doctrine and covenants 289 see appendix E for complete referencesL to missouri being the chosen spot the term lamanite is a book of mormon term that refers to the american indian at this point in history the american government was engaged in the process of forcing eastern indian tribes to move beyond the ninety fifth meridian where they would be assured a new home in the permanentnpermanentunpermanent indian frontier that new frontierfromtierfromtier was located just west of the border of the state of missouri so that western missouri was indeed nonon the borders by the lamanitesLamanites ajoseph2joseph2 joseph smith history of the chulchchurch ofgf desusjesus christ of latterlatterdayday saints ed B H roberts salt lake city deseret book 1949 vol I1 p 257 hereathereafhereafterter cited as histohistoryrv of the church 7 j

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harmonhcrmonrlcrmon lands representing 640 acres fig 1 moranmormon land in jackson county 9 missionaries had arrived a few days before on august 1 sidney rigdon dedicated the land of zion 3 that core of church leaders and missionaries then returned to kirtland ohio leaving bishop edward partridge as the presiding authority and land agent soon ten branches of the church had been organized with nearly a thousand saints 4 by the spring of 1832 the cormonsmormons were having serious difficulties with their new jackson county neighbors ministers seemed to lead the old settlers in their assault and by april of 1833 mobs of three hundred gathered in independence to decide how to get the cormonsmormons evicted 5 things worsened as cormonsmormons were beaten and tarred and feathered open gun battles erupted with killings on both sides the cormonsmormons finally ceased resistance on november 4 1833 and began to flee in every direction 6 mormon histories estimate the number of saints who were expelled at about 1200 7 nonmormonnon mormon see appendices G H I1 pgsggs 167 168 169

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bigham4brighamrigham H roberts A comprehensive history of the church provo utah brigham young university press 1965 vol illililiiIII111 p 320 hereafter cited as coarcomrcomprghgnsjyerehensiveprehensive historvsitqcyhistory history of the church I1 p 342 61bidbid p 438 history of the church iliIII111 p 427 10 sources numbered the saints at 1500 by april 1833 8 for every mormon there were at least three old settlers comprising the populace of jackson county 9 this writer estimates that it is quite probable that up to 1600 cormonsmormons lived in jackson county As the saints fled some tried to cross the missouri river into clay county others such as solomon hancock went south of independence hancock led a group of one hundred thirty five people south but soon rejoined the cormonsmormons in clay county 11 another group of one hundred ninety saints fledfledfied south and according to lyman wight built cabins within jackson countys borders before the old settlers burned them out and they were forced to go to clay county 11 apparently many saints did not realize how far south the boundaries of jackson county extended 12 the original boundary extended from the missouri river on the north to the osage river on see appendix J p 170

8historyqnistory of jackson county kansas city missouri union historical company 1881 p 253 graygravay county Misgourimissouri history marceline missouri walsworth publishing 1973 p 36 peari1opearlpearl wilcox the latterlatterdayday saints on the missouriMig sourisouni frontier independence missouri 1972 p 82 lilvanvan J barrett joseph smith and the rutoratRutrestorationorat provo utah university press 1967 p 186 11 the south 13 this was approximately twentyfivetwenty five miles wide and seventy nine miles in length the southern boundary was three miles below present day rich hill missouri see appendix E p 87 the original size of jackson county is rarely considered by current historians of mormon missouri this knowledge however is possibly significant since joseph smith announced on december 16 1833 that he was told by the lord to purchase all the land which can be purchased in jackson county n-14 on september 14 1835 twenty one months after this revelation jackson county was reduced to one third of its original size iseetsee figures 2 and 3 the portion that has been divided off from jackson county was called van buren county in honor of martin van buren the eighth president of the united states the southern part of van buren county was in turn renamed bates county on january

12hiatgryhistory of jackson county p 117 jackson county was formed february 16 1825 from lafayette county lafayette county was formed from cooper county november 16 1820 and was first called lillard after a missouri state senator on february 16 1825 the name was changed to lafayette 13 ituliditlid rF poP 118 14pD & rC 101707110170 71 15hiatoryhistory of missouri p 45045 iga L webber history of cass county missouri kansas city missouri 1891 p 43 12

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fig 3 jackson county after 1818351 5 14 29 1841 the name van buren was rather short lived however on july 1 1849 it was changed to cass county 17 according to early jackson county resident martin rice esq in 1833 there were perhaps seventy five or a hundred families in what is now cass county 18 such sparsely settled areas became areas of refuge for the saints one party of six men and one hundred and fifty women wandered for several days without food before returning to the main body of saints on november 23 1833 twenty families were driven out of a small settlement about fifteen miles from independence 191 5 david petagrew went south with six other men and eighty four women and children to van buren cass county they took shelter in a cave during a severe snow stornstorm but were discovered and driven to clay county on november 18 1833 petagrew stated that he was warned by a company of men that he must leave immediately or they would spill his blood 20

17 ibid p 47 18 ihldf P 51 19william19william alexander lynn story of the cormonsmormons new york macmillan 190219021 p 178 20andrew20andrew jenson latterlatterdaylatteklather day saint biographical encyclopedia salt lake city andrew jenson history company 1901 vol I1 p 618 15 lyman leonardleonardo josiah summer and barnet cole were also forced to flee from van buren county lyman had two chairs broken to splinters upon him before he got out of 21 the county I1 while all major histories have mentioned groups of saints who didnt immediately cross the missouri river into clay county it is assumed that the saints quickly returned from their scattered locations in lafayette and van buren counties and rejoined their associates in clay county the old settlers in jackson county invented the opprobrious term of jack mormon to apply to their clay county neighbors who helped the Morcormonsmormonsmons 22 to the old settlers it now seemed certain that every scattered mormon had been rounded up and driven from jackson county 23 although existing histories conclude that all who went south soon returned recent research has revealed that a group of fifteen families went south and stayed one family stayed for over five years with their neighbors knowing they were Morcormonsmormonsmons before joining the main body of saints in nauvoo according to sanford porter sr after they were forced out of their home in

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22cmiprehensivecomprehensive0miprehensive history vol I1 p 338 23history23 history of iacksonjackson county p 257 16 northern jackson county 1 I with a few others traveled south and camped at the head of the osage river then we traveled down the south fork for some distance then our little company of about fifteen families camped for the winter 24 during the winter of 1833341833 34 this isolated group of saints built a few rude homes near the head of the grand river in the spring they moved further down the ririverI1 ver the porters settling on a tributary of that stream while jonathan sumnerfsumnersumners ira smith and a brother pryor settled on the main stream grand river about five miles from the porter home they lived at this place for four years before receiving a warranty deed from the

U S government 25 the porter homestead was 160 acres which comprised the northeast quarter of section 21 everett township 43n and range 32 west 26 thus the porters chose a rich beautiful valley in which to settle it was well known to the osage indians for generations as amarugiaAmar ugia meaning pleasant valley indians from several counties

24joseph24 joseph grant stevenson porter family history provo utah stevenson neologygeneologygenecologyGe 1957 p 94 25sanford25 sanford portporte-porterporteelee personal history of sanford porter unpublished p 161716 17

26h26b H moulton & son attorney land entry 04358 patient 20146 717 ath8th st nev washington D C 17 would travel this trail going to and from a place called trading post kansas thousands who traveled this old trail wore deep ruts in the soil that are still visible today the old trail ran next to the cabins that sanford porter built this old homestead is now owned by john H davis and is called the spring stream farm the stream that bordered the porters homestead was known as owens creek presently there are several springs within owens creek that feed it before it empties into the south grand river 27see figure 5 two newly married couples apparently married by sanford porter himself probably went with the porter group warren porter and amy summer were married in jackson county on december 6 1833 followed by enos smith and arilla miller who were married february 14 1834 since the marriages took place after the november

1 1833 expulsion it is safe to10 o assume that the individualsindivild-a-uaisuals concerned had fled south with the porters 28 the porters and others were able to exist somewhat peacefully in jackson county for five and a half years fterafter the main body of the saints were driven out their

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osseoswe tiuqvve fig 4 exiled jackson county cormonsmormons 183318391833 1839 19 neighbors apparently knew that they were cormonsmormons for sanfords journal states that his group intended to move to northwestern missouri with the main body of the church in 1838 but their neighbors knowing this would not buy their land preferring to wait and buy it dirt cheap 29 sanfords journal is quite detailed and yet records no harassment from the old settlers toward his family his journal states that fifteen families went south of independence as a group but he gives the names of only three families besides his own how long these other families stayed and what kind of treatment they received from the missouri old timers is not known in any event for nearly two years several families stayed as part of the porter group in jackson county since the county had not yet been reduced in size and the new boundary for van buren county established

bates countzcountycgunty in what is now bates county almost seventy five miles south of independence a group of Morcormonsmormonsmons exiled from northern jackson county in 1833 continued to live in relative harmony for several years this is contrary to the supposition by mormon and non mormon historians see appendix I1 p 169

29sanford29 sanford porter p 17 some of the non mormon neighbors of the porters were hugh parsons manzey I1 ashby alfred W delevan and john whitaker 20 that those cormonsmormons who fled southward were driven back across the missouri river into clay county three groups of cormonsmormons are known to have settled in bates county the first is evidenced by the mormon fork a name given to a river some cormonsmormons settled on this creek in east boone township 30 this location is just three miles south of a place where the porter family lived in cass county aaron wilds and his wife who lived in jackson county in the whitmer settlement represent the second group according to early mormon records they moved to van buren bates county and died there 31 this agrees with the history of batesrates county which mentions that a mormon named wilds settled in section 19 of mt pleasant township in 1838 this was four miles west of the present day town of butler 32 the third group of cormonsmormons lived in the lowe oak and pleasant gap townships cormonsmormons daniel francis and abraham towner moved to the low oak township in 16351835 33

30 30georgegeorge A smith and thomas bulloch A list 0of saints driven fromelomegom jackson county Missmissourigurlguri salt lake city utah august 27 1864 p 25 31 amy i-bidibid p 25 his children were nancy rue aaron martha susannah and lydia 32historyastoryhistory of bates county kansas city mo 1886 33 ibid p 279 op FS

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fig 5 bates county mrnsmdnrcnsarns 183318391833 1839 22 francis sold his farm to dr william begunregun in 1837 34 towner and francis then moved to pleasant gap township with francisfrancisrfrancierFranc istisr two sons in law a mr arthur and a mr constable 35 francis died in this area before the civil war and towner moved to california in the 1850s 36 the smithbullockSmith Bullock list of jackson county inhabitants lists daniel francis as an apostate of the mormon faith 37 it seems rather clear that cormonsmormons who stayed in bates county did not remain as cormonsMormormonsmons johnson county at least ten cormonsmormons lived for some time in johnson county which borders on the east of jackson county this county was part of lafayette county until 1834 although no mormon land deeds have been identified in this county and no mob activity was evident it is clear that james goff who lived there in 1835 named a child after elder elisha groves who was involved in extensive missionary activities in missouri the doffsgoffs p later moved to caldwell county 38

341bidibid 35 ibid p 280 36ibid36ibid p 279 37aA list ofgf saints driven Ffromrom jackson county p 9 38jamesftjames goff james goff family records church historical department 23 lafayette county this study identified twenty six cormonsmormons who lived in lafayette county after their expulsion from jackson county cormonsmormons jerome M benson john loveless and horace rawson lived in lafayette county from 183418361834 1836 9 however no mormon land deeds were recorded in this county lexington missouri became a place of refuge for at least one mormon family in the fall of 1838 during the seige of far west mary elizabeth rollins had lived in independence in 1831 as an employee of peter whitmers tailor business she had done work for lilburn W boggs and established a friendship which lasted several years after marrying adam lightner in clay county in 1836 the couple moved with the saints to far west it was during this trying time that governor lilburn boggsboggsi friendship for lightner and rollings paid off the governor notified adam and mary that he would like them to move to lexington in lafayette county and live there with his blessing and protection they accordingly moved to lexington and remained there through the expulsion difficulties later they joined the saints in nauvoo 400

395 Q 39jeromejerome M benson jerome M benson family records archives of latterlatterdayday saint church 40marymary elizabeth rollins lightner mary E lightner papers special collections Librlibraryarv brigham young university 24 approximately 1600 cormonsmormons lived in the larger jackson county of 183118331831 1833 after they were forced out in 1833 at least eighty one cormonsmormons identified in this study stayed from several months to a few years in southwestern missouri in the counties of jackson cass bates van buren lafayette and saline the total number of cormonsmormons who stayed in southwestern missouri after 1833 was not significantly large however in traditional mormon histories it is specifically stated that none stayed see appendix B p 84 CHAPTER II11

MORMONS IN northwestern MISSOURI 183318361833 1836

the majority of the cormonsmormons exiled from jackson county in november 1833 went north across the missouri river and tried to survive the winter in the more friendly clay county after weathering the winter severaldozenseveral dozen mormon families left clay county and rejoined the main body of the saints in ohio As additional cormonsmormons moved to clay county from the east in 1835 and 1836 the mormon population swelled to over a thousand A total of two hundred and eighty eight families have been identified by this study as living in this county one hundred of these families apparently owned land there see app K p 171

clay countcountyv cormonsmormons had been invited to clay county as an interim place to stay while they were petitioning the government for redress for jackson county losses nevertheless they began to buy up considerable land in late 1835 and in 1836 41 forty four mormon families had land deeded to them in clay county tallingtotallinghotallingto 3640

25 26 acres 42 apparently these land purchases became a signal to the old clay county residents that the cormonsmormons were planning to stay mob action by clay county residents began as cormonsmormons reached approximately fifteen percent of the countescountyscountys population it seems quite obvious that they feared an ever growing social and political impact from cormonsmormons since they voted as a group to resolve the situation negotiations brought about the formation of caldwell and daviess counties in 1836 43 most of the cormonsmormons who had made clay county their home for approximately three years now moved into caldwell county in 1837381837 38 several families however stayed in clay county until the saints left missouri in the spring of 44 1839 A few remained in clay county until 1840 cormonsmormons such as lyman 0 littlefield went back to clay county after being driven out of daviess county in

4lkatherinekatherine gentry bushman comp index of the first plat book of clay coucountynty missouri 181918951819 18951095 clay county original land grants liberty katherine gentry bushman 1967 p 64 42thisthis total is obtained by comparing all land deeds with the list of cormonsmormons who have been verified as living in clay county ristori43flistoryhistory of caldwell and livingston Courcouncountiestiestieg missouri st louis national historical society 1886 p 104 44lymanlyman omen littlefield reminireminiscencesscencerscences of latter davday saints logan utah journal co 1888 p 3 27

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cls3sa mormon lands representing 640 acres fig 6 mormon land in clay county 28 november 1838 he found work as an apprentice printer to jack mormon robert N kelley mr kelley was friendly disposed towards our people lyman said and mrs harriett william kelley his wife was a talented kind hearted and most estimable lady in whom the writers ever found a friend and sympathizer 45 clay county residents thus were friends to the cormonsmormons until land purchases were started and as the mormon land was sold they became friendly again the littlefieldsLittlefields moved to daviess county and after being forced from there returned tobo clay county in 1839 the newel knight family stayed in clay county 46 the alienallenailen joseph stout family moved to clay county after being driven out of clinton and caldwell counties and remained there until 1846 47

ravray county while the majority of the saints moved to clay county in november 1833 within a few months some moved to ray and clinton counties on march 31 1834 nathan and mary jane tinney bought a farm in northeastern ray

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ray county fig 7 mmonmamon lands and site location in 30 county 48 they continued to live in this area for five years and never gathered with the saints in caldwell county 49 indeed tinneysTinneys grove became a hiding place for the cormonsmormons in the spring of 1839 thirty six poor families who were late in leaving missouri found shelter in tinneys grove 50 tinney also platted a town called mt pleasant which was near tinneys grove the tinneys then sold their land and in 1840 moved to illinois with the saints 51 in 1835 lyman wight john L butler and others 52 bought land in ray county near the clay county line A total of sixty latterlatterdayday saint families chose to live in ray county twentyfivetwenty five families stated they owned farms in this county however recorded deeds were found for only eighteen families covering 2134 acres plus eleven city lots in mt pleasant 53

48heberheber chase kimball life of heber C kimball p 251 49rayray county deed record book D p 76 50hishistorytorvkorv of the church vol liiilltiitillitIII111 p 319 alray5lrayray county deed record book D p 76 c 52rayray county deed record book C p 121 53rayray county deed record books A B C D 31

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54thethe history of clinton county missouri st joseph national historical co 1881 p 32 cllnton55clinton55clinton county deed record books A B C D 56 ibid CHAPTER litIII111

MORMONS IN NORTHWEST MISSOURI 183618391836 1839

while most of the cormonsmormons living in northwestern missouri during the years 183318361833 1836 lived in clay county a few moved into the arcelysparselysparcelysp inhabited area of northern ray county later to become caldwell county in december 1836 at the prompting of alexander doniphan ray county was divided into three counties the two new counties daviess and caldwell were to be mormon counties where the saints could officially gather 57 more is known about mormon involvement in these counties than all other counties of missouri see appendix A p 83 caldwell county As noted earlier the gathering to caldwell county started as early as 1835 but was very slight until 1837 heavy surges continued through 1838 and cormonsmormons gathered rapidly from eastern and southern parts of the united states as well as canada when kirtland ohio persecutions became intense and the leadership left the

57histolyhistory of caldwell and livinastonLivilivingstonliyinggtonnaston counties p 104

33 34 area in late 1837 and early 1838 far west became the official church headquarters it has been estimated that the peak mormon population in caldwell county could have reached 10000 58 from the writers assessment however it could easily have been even higher mormon land purchases verifiable through recorded deeds in caldwell county exceed 57000 acres mormon leaders intended to buy up the entire county 59 which covered approximately 270080 acres all histories indicate that this coundcoun4countyy was almost exclusively cormonsmormons during the 183518391835 1839 period with perhaps 100 non cormonsmormons living in these 422 square miles of beautiful rolling hills 6000 As persecutions increased in late 1838 almost all mormon settlements were abandoned and the saints left the state or gathered to far west in caldwell county the final showdown between cormonsmormons and missouriansMissour ians took place here under the extermination order of governor lilborn boggs most cormonsmormons had moved from caldwell county to

raz58ravray county missouri history p 255 richard L anderson a BYU professor who wrote the chapter on cormonsmormons in missouri suggested that the mormon population of caldwell county was 10000 59eistorvhistory of the church illliitiiTIJ p 64 60ristorvhistory of caldwell and livingstonLivinastonoston Councountiestiestigs p 132 35

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daviessdayless countecountvcounty the involvement of cormonsmormons in daviess county at adam ondi ahman is quite well known some accounts state that this settlement grew to a size of 3000 residents 611 this figure seems to be somewhat high although large numbers of canadian saints were directed to this location in late 1838 lyman wight seems to have been tithee first mormon in this part of daviess county colfax township in the southwestern part of the county was the only place

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fig 12 mormon population in daviess county 183718411837 1841 40 where deeded mormon land can be verified 62 As early as february 1837 philo dibble elisha groves david osborn and john L butler purchased land in this area near marrowbone creek land deeds talledtotalledto 2000 acres in davies county although cormonsmormons surveyed and expected to buy more they were considering several thousand additional acres including the entire adam ondi ahman area which would come up for sale in november 1838 deeds of the grand river area show the original owners to be rev sahieldahiel woods of carroll county and other members of the mob who drove the saints out before the november land purchase date 63 in late 1838 mormon population in daviess county was possibly seventy five percent of the county

carroll county up to five hundred people gathered at the townown of dewitt carroll county missouri and bought up the 136 lots making up the town and 640 acres outside the town 646 cormonsmormons at this time talledtotalledto about thirty one percent of the county population the impact on other county residents is to be found in the intense unauthorized mob actions cormonsmormons stayed only three months in carroll

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mormon lands representing 640 acres fig 14 momonmarnon land in livingston stuntyoduntyctunty 44 families 68 thus approximately eight percent of this county were cormonsmormons in 1838

68livingston68livingston county deed record books CHAPTER IV

MORMONS IN EASTERN MISSOURI 183118361831 1836

even before the cormonsmormons were forced out of jackson county in 1833 branches of the church were established in several eastern missouri counties the earliest of these branches resulted from missionary activity in monroe and marion counties in 183118321831 1832 branches had been established in marion county at palmyra-palmyra 69 and on the salt river in monroe county by 1832 70 numerous saints lived in pike st louis lewis and chariton counties

monroe countcounty the salt river branch of the mormon church inzinainaln monroe county is the only specific group of cormonsmormons identified by mormon histories as living in other than northwest missouri during the 183118411831 1841 period cormonsmormons owned smaller percentages of land in these eastern counties than they did in northwestern missouri the mob activities and opposition against them was also less in

69697hethe evening and morning star april 1833 p 11 hereafter cited as star 70starstar march p 10

45 46 some of these counties they received rather friendly treatment land ownership in large proportions was never implemented by the cormonsmormons who lived in eastern missouri the allred settlement in monroe county produced some of the earliest missouri converts william taylor who had moved from kentucky to monroe county in 1830 became perhaps the first convert to mormonism in the state 717 hyrum smith and john murdock came as missionaries to monroe county in 1832 and baptized reddick newton allred 72 several other allred families followed including william H and elizabeth allred james and elizabeth allred and john and nancy allred another prominent family of this area was the ivie family several of the ivie family relatives never joined the church and as late as 1854 the ivies who went to utah were still deeding land back to their ivie kindred in monroe county 73 the ivies who joined the cormonsmormons included james R and eliza ivie thomas C ivie and john A and anna ivie several members of this branch stayed in this locality and never moved to join the main body of cormonsmormons in northwest missouri however

71pieasantpleasant green taylor autobiography of pleasant green taylor typescript copy in church archives 72reddick72 reddick newton allred reddick newton allred journal typescript copy in church archives 73monroe73monroe county deed record book S p 311 47

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fig 15 tbrnonrbrrmn landdand in d-tonroeonroe county 48 most of them moved to nauvoo though some stayed and went directly to the salt lake valley from monroe county 747 A few miles to the southwest of the allred branch cormonsmormons were proselyting in 1833 in middle grove Missomissouriurluri 7570 monroe county histories give no indication of hostilities against these early cormonsmormons although consiconsiderableerableiterableiderableId land was owned by them 76 of the more than fifteen mormon families who lived in monroe county only six of these families are noted in the deed books as owning land together however their acreage talledtotalledto 2322 acres which is almost two thirds of the total land owned by cormonsmormons in jackson county 77 in the journals and records of these early cormonsmormons from monroe county there is no mention of them being persecuted or harassed by other county residents from available records it seems probable that the mormon population was between 787 R five to ten percent of this county A few of the mormon families from this county moved to caldwell county where in 1838 they were driven out they then

74 74monroemonroe county deed record books A B C D K N 75star march 1833 p 33 76 uistoxvhistory of monroe and shelbashelbv countcountiesleg missouri st louis national historical society 1884 p 90 77monroe77 monroe county deed record books ABCDEKNS 78lolis78louis78Lolis houck A history of missouri chicago RR donnelley & sons 1908 p 45 49 returned to monroe county and stayed there as late as 1847 79 in june of 1834 three divisions of zions camp met at the salt river branchy rested a few days and enjoyed the hospitality of friends in this area ten members of this settlement went on to clay county with zions camp as well as a few from pike county 80 kikepike countecountvcounty an early branch of the church was set up at the town of bowling green pike county as early as the summer of 1834 zions camp while based at the salt river branch in monroe county had sent elders seth johnson and almon W babbitt to the bowling green branch to gather recruits in early july 1834 they gathered a small q1qa company along with several horses and two wagons 81 thomas mcbride who was later killed at hauns mill in october 1838 converted to mormonism in 1831 and moved to pike county in june 1834 he stayed in bowling green for two years then moved to ray county and from

79pleasant79pleasant green taalortavlor father william taylor returned to this area and stayed until he moved directly to utah from missouri 80soledsolmd 8lhistoryhistory of the church II11 p 87 777

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fig 16 monnonsmonnonemormons in pike county 51 there to the hauns mill area in caldwell county 82 esias edwards was converted to the church in pike county as was daniel D mcarthur who was baptized september 20 183818381 83 while some pike county saints never migrated to church headquarters in northwestern missouri others after being forced from far west in the spring of 1839 agaiagalagainI1 n settled in pike county including thirty families who settled ten miles north of louisana with the isaac russell group 840 A total of forty seven mormon families lived in pike county pike county had 6122 residents in the 1830 p c census and had increased to 10646 ten years later 85 less than two percent of this county were cormonsmormons during these years there is no record of any problems between the cormonsmormons and non cormonsmormons in this county 868

chariton county at least four mormon families chose chariton county as their residence during the 1830s they stayed

82jamesftcft9 james mcbride biography of james mcbride typescript copy in special collections at BYU library 83 83danieldaniel D mcarthur daniel D mcarthur autobiography BYU special collections 84history84 history of thebhe chulchchurchchulqh liiilltiltiiIII111 p 226 85missouri85 missouri census records of 1830 and 1840 86hhistory ofgf pike county missouri st louis national historical society 1886 p 63 52 there throughout the mormonmissourimormon missouri problems and then moved into illinois in 1839 6787 ezekiel and naomi kellogg who lived about three miles northeast of kayetsville were key mormon figures in this county their 160 acre farm was located on one of the major roads the cormonsmormons traveled between illinois and far west kirtland camp stayed at kelloggs place watered their animals at his spring and partook of his hospitality before proceeding on to caldwell county 88 ezekiel had bought this farm on december 5 1835 from william and ann smith of st louis for 12500125.00 89 his intention to stay is evidenced by the fact that he built a very large barn which is still standing its large handcut supporting timbers were held together with hand carved twelve inch wooden spikes A large well located next to this barn which is still used for watering livestock and the present house on the property has bebenbeenn remodeled over the log foundation of the old kellogg homestead 90 it is quite probable that this old structure is the sole such survivor of the many built or owned by

charlton87chariton87 chariton county deed record book E p 464 88hhistory of the church illiliIII111 p 145 charlton89chariton89chariton county deed record book E p 457 901nterviewinterview with mr R E schachtele in june 1977 7-

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fig 171 7 mormon land in chariton county 54 cormonsmormons in missouri during this period lyman wights home at adam ondi ahman lasted into the twentieth century but only a few rocks from the home foundation now remain the courthouses of the various counties dating to the 1830s have all been torn down and replaced with the m exception of the jackson county courthouse 91 since most of the mormon homes were burned or torn down before or soon after the cormonsmormons left missouri a barn is virtually all that remains of the mormon era in missouri still this chariton county group of cormonsmormons who lived one hundred twentyfivetwenty five miles east of far west provided a much needed way station almost halfway between quincy illinois and caldwell county in the spring of 1839 the kelloggs along with david petagrew peter lassen and john H plumbs sold their property in chariton county and moved to quincy adams county illinois 92

lewis county lewis county named for meriwether lewis of lewis & clark fame is located in extreme northeastern missouri only about thirty miles from quincy and nauvoo illinois

9lhistoryhistory ofgf jackson county Miggmissourigurl kansas city union historical co 1881 p 153 92 charlton92charitonchariton county deed record book E appp 457464457 464 55 lagrange a mississippi river port town was the early home of a family who would later own more missouri land than any other mormon family of the period the small town was only about twenty miles from palmyra missouri where through the efforts of george M hinkle a mormon branch was established mid may 1833 93 A mormon missionary named elisha H groves married james parker and eliza williams on august 11 1833 in lewis county 94 meanwhile seeds were planted which would give a rich harvest when the bozarthsBozarths a well known lewis county family joined the church john bozarth came to the lagrange area in 1819 when one could still see the ruins of a french trading post at the mouth of the wyacondaWyaconda river in what may well have been the first known marriage in lewis county john bozarth jr and abner bozarth brothers married amelia and millicent bowles sisters at dabney bowles place on march 15 1829 95 in 1835 elders hinkle and groves proselyterproselyted in the southwest part of lewis county they converted john

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mormon lands representing 640 acres fig 18 Bozartbozarthshs of lewis 0untycduntydunty 57 bozarth sr john bozarth jr abner bozarth squire bozarth and william bates judge john G nunn allowed the cormonsmormons to preach in his home and a negro woman slave lite hampton was baptized in the fabius river near nunns mill the bozarths left lewis county for caldwell county in 1837 96 squire and molly bozarths names began appearing on numerous land deeds in clay clinton and caldwell counties as early as april 1836 their land holdings in clay county consisted of nine farms tallingtotallinghotallingto 961 acres or roughly one third of the know clay county land owned by more than fourtycourty four mormon families 977 the bozarthsbozartbsBozarthsbs seemed heaven sent to the exiled cormonsmormons of jackson county most of whom were in an impoverished condition although lewis county missouri produced a great boon to early mormonism particularly through the bozarthsBozart hs the istanceexistanceexistenceex of cormonsmormons in the county is virtually unknown to current day Morcormonsmormonsmons it is true that colonel george M hinkle became known as a traitor at far west but the wealth of one of his converted families may have provided much of the capital needed to assist mormonism through a very trying period

96 ibid p 62 97clayclay county deed record books A B C 58 st louis cormonsmormons numerous saints who desired to gather in 183818391838 1839 in missouri got as far as st louis and stopped some ran out of money others because of pregnancies and

sickness decided to s1sastay1 ay the winter of 1838391838 39 many who had traveled that far upon hearing of the dobbingsmobbingsmobbings in october and november in 1838 logically decided to wait to see what happened they were among some of the most fortunate no mormon land purchases have been verifiable ffromrom 1838 to 1841 in st louis it is known however that the st louis papers were outspoken in their disapproval of mob actions by their fellow citizens

marion countcounty hyrum smith owned eighty acres of land in marion county which borders on the mississippi river near quincy illinois it may never be known why he owned land so far distant from the center of missouri mormonism in caldwell county 98 approximately five years before hyrum smith purchased the farm the saints received a letter from the Q Q saints of palmyra 99 the next month on may 16 1833 elder george M hinkle and elisha groves wrote a letter telling of the recent baptism of eighteen new members

98Q 0 98caldwellcaldwellcaidwell county deed record book L p 362 99 star april 1833 I1 p 11 59 in palmyra 100 at first glance one would wonder if perhaps the early cormonsmormons named this town after historical palmyra new york early home of their founder joseph smith however the town of palmyra was settled previous to 1830 101 it is quite possible the early converts of this town enjoyed hearing of joseph smiths early home and the significant things that happened in another palmyra

randolph county huntsville located in randolph county was a friendly rather peaceful town one hundred seventy five miles east of far west travel routes brought cormonsmormons through this region and all available records from huntsville area show a positive outlook toward the cormonsMormormonsmons 102 perhaps this is because the latter did not settle there in large numbers or stay long several cormonsmormons stayed in huntsville for a few days weeks or months however no deeded property has been documented of these early mormon residents some cormonsmormons stayed the entire winter of 1838391838 39 however and many Morcormonsmormonsmons when leaving missouri were rescued from the cold and snow of

1010ostaricqstarOStar july 1833 II11 p 14 iolloi101jqjhistoryhistory of marion county missouri st louis E F perkins 1884 p 43 ilydiallydiaalydia102lvdia knight history p 50 60 winter by helpful huntsville residents one of the families to receive help was joseph smithsmithy sr and lucy mack smith 103 in this study eight mormon families are identified as living in this county

tlucyllucyflucy103lucy mack smith history of joseahjosenhjoseph smith salt lake city bookcraft 1958 p 252 CHAPTER V

TRENDS IN MORMON LAND PURCHASES

land has traditionally been a symbol of wealth and social status most early americans were unavoidably tied to the soil for it was one of the most obvious and most readily available sources of independence and economic sustenance virtually everyone farmed to some extent in the 1830s and the acquisition of better and larger farms was a worthy objective of early americans non cormonsmormons had preceproceedededed the cormonsmormons to missouri by an average of nearly six years in the various counties the eastern counties of lewis monroe pike and others where cormonsmormons settled in the early 1830s had been inhabited by white settlers for up to fifteen years in western missouri the counties of ray jackson and clay had residents who had lived there since 1820 104 the permanence of the old pioneers was an important factor when cormonsmormons moved in in large numbers and began buying up large amounts of land previous to the time cormonsmormons moved to missouri land sales were

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fig 19 land summary by county 63 rather gradual for several years and there was a seemingly conservative pattern of land ownership transfers this trend however rapidly changed as cormonsmormons arrived and began to purchase large amounts of land in northwestern missouri see appendix M p 173 cormonsmormons moving into missouri consistently tried to buy the best farm land available moreover they seriserlseriouslyI1 ouslybously intended to farm it and provide an economic base for themselves and others who would follow for obvious reasons the native missouriansMissour ians disapproved of mormon purchases almost from the start in some cases mormon purchases kept them from buying land they would liked to have owned in some cases large mormon land acquisitions drove up land prices in given areas moreover mormon land purchases rarely benefited missouriansMissour ians because most cormonsmormons purchased their land from the 0 S government in the case of carroll county when the cormonsmormons bought land it actually drove down the land value carroll county residents expressed concern that all land near mormon holdings became relatively worthless 105 As stated by E A lampkin a citizen of carroll county in september 1838

iceioe A lampkin letter to major T G bradford of the U S treasury dept washington D C 1838 64 some of the citizens of carroll have become so much alarmed as to sell their farms at less than half that they could have got for them one year ago and a great mamany others intend leaving the county hah6 the size of farms purchased by the cormonsmormons in missouri varied from ten acres to more than a thousand it was usually in direct proportion to how well to do the incoming mormon family happened to be with the exception of a few families who purchased city lots over ninety eight percent of all families who owned land in missouri owned at least a forty acre farm indeed this section of land was the most common mormon farm in missouri this quarter of a quarter section was sold by the government for 5000500050.00 or 1251251.25 per acre the minimum acreage in these transactions with the government being forty acres 107 in jackson clay ray clinton livingston and other counties the second and third sale of land usually cost between 1251251.25 and 1501501.50 per acre in a few cases improvements were included in the resale of farms bought by the cormonsMormormonsmons however in most cases the land was unimproved in these instances the land had to be

1061bidlogi1061106log bidibid 107iclaydclay107clayClay clinton ray caldwell daviess and livingston county land deeds 65 cleared wells dug and homes and barns built for the farm to be usable common farm sizes were forty eighty or one hundred sixty acres less common purchases were made of farms as large as one half a section or three hundred twenty acres or a full section which was six hundred forty acres some of the more wealthy cormonsmormons had more than one hundred sixty acres but only a few of these were located in a continuous plot of ground in most cases a forty acre farm was located in one section another forty to eighty acres were situated one or more miles from the persons original purchase where his home was built As noted previously cormonsmormons usually bought at least forty acres however several of the poorer saints purchased city lots the first instance of this was the exiled saints of jackson county who had taken up residence in clay county in 1836 they purchased twenty lots in Plattsplattsburgburg clinton county missouri the prices of these lots was between 100010.00 to 4200420042.00 each 108 nathan tinney a mormon convert in ray county platted a town called mt pleasant and sold some of the lots to fellow cormonsMormormonsmons 109 As noted in early deeds

108icclintonmcclinton108clintoncllntonClinton county deed record book A appp 68 92 109 icray109raylorayacray county deed record books A B C 66 another ray county town hillsborough was purchased by 110 cormonsMormormonsmons A few cormonsmormons also purchased lots in the small town of utica near chillicotheChillicothe missouri in livingston county illiiiili111 lots were also sold in caldwell at far west as the town was platted the largest purchase of town lots by the cormonsmormons was in dewitt missouri where one hundred thirty six lots were purchased in the summer 112 of 1838 by john murdock and george M hinkle

large land owners by tallingtotallinghotallingto all the recorded land deeds held by cormonsmormons in the various counties in missouri it appears that seven men owned more than one thousand acres apiece all but one of these men held high leadership positions in the church and used their positions to buy land for the church to be redistributed to others the following list shows the number of acres deeded to these men in their names

NAME NUMBER OF ACRES d- eededDEEDED edward partridge 3100 squire bozarth 2360 oliver cowdery 1712 plus 5 lots joseph smith 1520 hyrum smith 1440 plus 4 lots john whitmer 1160 plus 4 lots william W phelps 1010

holbid11oibidholbig thhistorv11ihistory of the church IV p 146 112icarrollccarroll112carrollcarroliCarroll county deed record books Aay B 67 squire bozarth a convert of elders george M hinkle and elisha H groves from lewis county missouri in 1835 who held no recorded leadership in the churchchurchy was a prominent mormon land owner squires father john and his brothers abner and john jr also owned considerable land together the bozarth family owned 3320 acres in caldwell clinton and clay counties A grandiose approach was decided upon in mid 1838 by mormon leader joseph smith A directive was given to buy up all the land adjoining the grand river from daviess county to its mouth at the missouri river 1131 in daviess county this plan was carried out mostly north of adam ondi ahman 114 some land may have been surveyed south of gallatin but none is discerniblediscernablediscernable through recorded land deeds in daviess county grand river enters livingston county as it leaves the southeast corner of daviess county three properties were purchased by cormonsmormons on the west side of the grand river in this county from livingston county the grand river forms the eastern boundary of carroll county before emptying into the larger missouri river phinehas young bought one quarter section of land in the northeastern part of carroll county and seems to be the only mormon

113history113 history of the church illliiiliIII111 p 36 114william114William stertzellswertzellSwert zell mormonism exposedexposgd p 27 68 purchase of land near the grand river 115c this was near the place where the grand river enters the missouri river the traditional site that W W phelps saw satan riding on the waters ilg116 it seems that the plan of buying up all the land on both sides of the grand river never gathered much momentum before the cormonsmormons were forced from missouri if all had gone according to plan a total of over 500000 acres would have been purchased at a cost of approximately 513000 according to recorded deeds only one thousand one hundred and twenty acres were purchased the plan to make the grand river navigable is questionable as to its feasibility the river depth varies from a few inches to over forty feet at flood times the river collects massive amounts of trees and debris which often clog it in various places in its more than eighty miles to the missouri this ambitious project possibly could have worked with a great deal of labor and financial support cormonsmormons tended to buy land with creeks and rivers runnibrunnirunningI1 ng through the property or next to it the critical need of mill sites for wheat and corn and other grains is recorded by many early cormonsmormons since to be twenty to

115carroll115carroll county deed record book A 116history116 history of the church I1 p 203 69 forty miles from a mill could be a critical problem 117 some of the more notable mill sites owned by cormonsmormons were hauns mill nine miles east of far west fugateszugates mill one mile north of far west whitneys mill in the northeast corner of caldwell county and the salem mill ran by the lyon brothers six miles southeast of far west 118 the grinding needs of the cormonsmormons in missouri were first met by the established mills of the existing missouriansMissour ians As the cormonsmormons began to build their own mill sites however the shift must have intensified some of the already strained relations between the cormonsmormons and their neighbors concurrently the tradition of cormonsmormons only buying and accepting services from other cormonsmormons became a real point of contention resolutions were passed in the far west high council for example that cormonsmormons refuse to buy from businesses which sold alcoholic beverages etc ilg11911 the exact ratio of mormon versus non p-mormonlormonoormon land ownership in the various counties in missouri may never be accurately determined however analyzing the original land purchases from the government by year it

117sisanfordanford porter history p 16 118hhqnistoryistoryastory of caldwell and lilivinostonLivinlivingston3tgnastonoston counties p 122 119chapman119chapman duncan chapman duncan biography transcript special collections library brigham young university 70 is possible to make some fairly close estimates mormon owned land was less than one percent in many eastern counties such as lewis marion pike chariton and randolph nearly ten percent of the land purchased by 1838 was mormon land in counties such as monroe jackson clinton and daviess other counties such as carroll ray livingston and clay in northwestern missouri totaled less than ten percent caldwell county land deeds reveal that cormonsmormons owned over ninety percent of the deeded land through the year 1838 the sum total of all mormon land in missouri is unknown joseph smith stated that more than 250000 acres had been purchased by cormonsmormons in missouri 120 he was at a good vantage point to know how many acres had been purchased in missouri but his figure no doubt includes land that had been surveyed and claimed but for which the deeds had not been issued this rather exhaustive study of mormon names and their relationship to land deeds from 1831 through 1841 and beyond reveals that a total of 82433 acres of deeded land was owned by cormonsmormons in missouri an estimated 2830 mormon families lived in missouri assuming all of them owned some land the average number of acres would be 883388.33883-3 acres per family however only

124history124astorystoryistoryiHistory of the church liiIII111 p xvii 71 seven hundred and eighty eight mormon families were verified as owning missouri land or an average of three hundred and seventeen acres per family if joseph smiths 250000 figure is used or one hundred and four acres per family if the 82433 verified acres are used cormonsmormons owned land in twenty six percent of the inhabited and established counties in the state of missouri this ownership trend was still in its infancy when they were forced to leave the state the stated mormon intent was to buy up the whole country 121 obviously this ambitious plan was never accomplished but a rather impressive beginning was made by a few thousand early cormonsmormons with limited means to apply some perspective to the accomplishment the total cormonsmormons involved in missouri land purchases were a few more than would make up a current stake in the LDS church today moreover few of these early pioneers possessed wealth beyond their daily needs clearly they intended a herculean task with their meager numbers and means see appendix L p 172

l2lhigtoryhistory of the church vol illlilliilirIII111 p 64 SUMMARY AND conclusion

an effort has been made to outline the settlement and land holdings of cormonsmormons in missouri 9 by county between 1831 and 1841 between 1831 and 1838 the increase of the mormon population was rapid and extensive some writers have suggested that the number of cormonsmormons living in jackson county in 1833 amounted to about thirty percent of the population this study suggests that it was much higher possibly as much as fifty seven percent in clay county the cormonsmormons increased to approximately fifteen percent of the population while over thirty percent of the poepledoeple in carroll county were cormonsmormons by the fall of 1838 available data assembled in this study demonstrates that cormonsmormons in daviess county increased to over seventy percent of the county population while caldwell county was almost totally mormon this study suggests that the social and economic impact of rapid mormon immigration in large numbers may have prompted the actions of missouriansMissour ians in northwest missouri where the total non mormon population was approximately 21000 cormonsmormons talledtotalledto approximately 15000 or seventy one percent of the total population of 72 73

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note the sources for the names listed in the appendix are not included in the bibliography listing because of the extensive numbers of journals etc 76

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appendixAPPUIDIXAPPEMDIX A

MBMEINHERE MORMXISI LIVED

jackson county 183118351831 1835 allailali three counties

dotscotsdocs indicate diatuiatfchat it has been ververifiedfiedfled that bransurans liedlived in that area note less than half of the counties above existed in 18311641183118411831 16411841 nostnosb of the area below the missouri was uninhabited except along the mississippi riverpieerpiverravec 84

APPENDIX B

MORMONS BY COUNTY 183118411831 1841

TOTTOTALAL MORMON NUMBER OF NUMBER OF FAMILIES POP VERIFIED COUNTY FAMILIES WHO OWNED LAND IN EACH COUNTY jackson 444 46 1554 monroe 15 6 64 lewis 8 1 28 cass 8 2 43 bates 5 1 12 lafayette 9 1 26 johnson 2 0 10 pike 47 0 96 clay 288 100 928 ray 60 25 156 clinton 42 22 105 caldwell 1150 564 2650 chariton 4 1 6 randolph 8 0 37 livingston 11 3 39 grundy 2 0 2 daviess 147 44 394 carroll 68 17 150 st louis 3 0 9 howard 3 0 5 van burenbur en 3 1 22 gentry 4 2 4 andrew 2 0 2 23 2333 836 6315 85

APPENDIX C

MORMON settlements

NAME COUNTY YEAR approximate population fayette settlement 3 miles east of westport jackson 1832 100 colesvilleCo jackson 1831 200 lesvilleprairie whitmer settlement 121 2 miles SE of westport jackson 1831 200 big blue settlement jackson 1832 100 timber settlement jackson 1832 100 batson settlement jackson 1832 50 bush settlement jackson 1832 50 harris mill settlement caldwell 1835 mormon fork bates 1833 jerusalem or salemtownSalemtown or salem caldwell 1835 50 ricky caldwell 1835 allred settlement monroe 1833 100 porter settlement amarugiaAmarugia pleasant valley cass 1834 30 dutch settlement ray 1835 phelps settlement clay 1835 50 father chereschores settlement clay 1834 15 famf am carters settlement clay 1834 morley town clay 1831 5059 fishing river settlement clay 1834 15 fam crooked river settlement ray 1835 20 famf am tinneys grove ray 1836 200 far west caldwell 1836 5000 city of seth daviess 1838 adam ondi ahman first called spring hill daviess 1837 3000 mormontownMormon town ford caldwell ambrosia caldwell 1838 lick fork settlement daviess marrowbone 8 miles from adam ondondiondl la-i ahmanhman daviess 1838 100 milford caldwell hillsborough caldwell 1838 86

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ESTIMATES OF MORMON population 183118411831 1841

STATE OPOF MISSOURI 4000 missouriMissgurlguri history p 323 10000 parley P pratt autoaugg p 215 12000 centennial history of missourmissourimigsouri p 115 12000 isaac morley p 17 B H roberts 120001500012000 15000 georaegeorgegeoroe orrin pitkin auto p 6 14000 in far west area george carson family history p 1 15000 lamanlvman 0 littlefield auto p 14 15000 edward stevenson auto p 66 15000 amasa M Llymanan autobiography p 80 15000 briabriohamsBriobrighamshams destroying angel p 20 15000 missoMiasomissouriurldrigri A bonebong of contention p 183 COUNTIES designation clay 1500 encyclopedia history ofgf the church p 144 andrew jenson jackson 1200 1500 william A lynn story of the cormonsmormons according to the Morcormonsmormonsmons p 178 daviess 3000 william swartzell mormonism exposed p 31 caldwell 10000 ravraygavgay county history 5000 in farpar west missouri and missouriansMissour ians p 460 87

APPENDIX E

JOSEPH SMITH instructions FOR MOVE TO MISSOURI a D & C 289 the city zion is to be ailltuilltbuiltbulit sept 1830 on the borders of the lamanitesLamanites note church is five months old

0 b D & CQ 3818203818 20 A land of promise1 se has been jan 2 1831 prepared a land flowing with milk and honey for their in- heritance and their children forever through eternity c D & C 429 62 67 the land of promise was to be feb 9 1831 the city ofgf the new Jejerugalejerusalemrugale d D & C 4564654564 65 As the new jerusalem is me- march 7 1831 ntioned again the phrase western countries is used to hint where the place is e nD k& C 5252255222 5rar5 5612135612 13 missouri is to be the place june 7 1831 of the next church conference and it is hinted that things might be told to those who go about their new zion f D & C 5713571 3 missouri is the place for the july 1831 city of zion and saints are told to buy land g D & C 58 525352 53 purchase the whole region of august 1 1831 the country of missouri and gather but not in haste h D & C 6324296324 29 zion obtained by purchasepur-chase or august 1831 by blood i D & CQ 101161710116 17 707270 72 zion will not be moved december 16 1833 because of jackson county expulsion shall return purchase all the land in jackson county and in the reolonregion round about 88

APPENDIX F

LIST OF MORMONS IN MISSOURI 183118411831 1841 note this list of names is included in summary form from over 3000 journals histories and documents which this writer checked to form the basis of this study in this writers collection in most instances several references are noted on each name documenting that these people did live in missouri the letter W indicates wife and the letter C denotes a child also note there is some duplication of names because of different spellings of the same name the writer has not always been able to determine whether it is the same person or another individual by the same name and has therefor listed them in order that no individuals be eliminated unnessarily the number 1 or 2 indicates wife number one or number two 89 ABBOTT hiram 1801 ALDRIDGE harrison aldrige W hannah hyde W betsy C marcia 1827 C child C percis 1829 C child C ethie 1834 ALDRIDGE james H C emmet 1836 ALDRIDGE john ABBOTT jacob J W caroline ABBOTT lewis ALDRIDGE wiliam W sister abbott W sophiah C thomas ALDRIDGE william C child W betsy C joseph C william C abigail C mary ABBOTT martha anne C nancy ABBOTT rufus sr ALEXANDER alvah sr 1799 W anna W phoebe houston C malona C henry samuel 1823 C minerva C louisa pool 1825 C renthaberenthaPeperentha C mariah 1829 C ruby ann alvah dathanJejedathanjeduthan 1831 C rufus jr C orpha ann 1838 C norman ALEXANDER horace martin C clarissa 1812 ABBOTT thomas W nancy reeder walker W sister abbott C francis eveline C girl ALEXANDER randolph 1802 ABBCTTE mary W myrza nix ABEL elijah 1808 C thomas murphy 1831 W sister abel C susan arebella 1833 ADAMS aaron B C adeline 1835 ADAMS arza matson 1804 C moroni woodruff 1837 ADAMS aza ALFORD I1 M W labina ALFORD joseph D ADAMS barnabas L ALGER eli W ADAMS charles A ALGERS tommy ADAMS david W ALLEMAN john ADAMS moses ALLEN anna ADAMS susan ALLEN abram ADKINSON william ALLEN albern 1802 AINSCOUGH william W marcia alienallenailen 1804 W mary C rufus chester 1827 AKIS betsy C alanson david 1829 AKIS hanna C clarissa abby 1831 AKIS patty C marshall franklin 1833 ALDEN briggs C rachael 1836 W lydia C rebecca 1838 ALDRICH andrew hazen 1768 ALLEN alson ALDRICH james H ALLEN andrew lee ALDRICH jamon W clarinda knapp ALDRICH hazen C elijah 1826 ALDRICH william 90 ALLEN charles ALLEN rufus 1814 W sister alienallen W carenthcarentha ford C child ALLEN solomon C child ALLEN timothy ALLEN daniel 1804 ALLEN tury W mary ann morris ALLEN william C leroy 1833 ALLEN william bird C alma 1835 W america merca adams C mary ann ellen 1837 ALLEN brother ALLEN daniel jr ALLRED andrew F ALLEN E H ALLRED barton B W sarah ALLRED david H ALLEN elihu ALLRED green ALLEN gideon ALLRED isaac 1813 W rachael hand W julia ann taylor 1815 ALLEN isaac C william alma 1833 ALLEN isaac C james riley 1839 ALLEN isreal C john alienallenailen 1834 ALLEN james eliza maria 1836 ALLEN james ALLRED isaac 1788 W nancy mcdaniel W mary calvert C rachael mahaley 1832 C reddick newton 1822 C francis marion 1834 C redden alexander 1822 C margaret mary 1836 C mary caroline 1824 C samuel jackson 1839 C james R 1827 ALLEN james dickerson 1804 C paulinus harvey 182918291 W sarah ann hardy C joseph anderson 1831 C margaret 1827 C isaac morley 1835 C lydia 1829 C sidney rigdon 1837 C sarah bugs 1830 ALLRED isaac N C isaac 1831 W sally C mary thorp 1832 ALLRED james 1784 C james hardy 183718371 W elizabeth warren C isaiah 1839 C james tilman sanford ALLEN james S 1825 ALLEN john C john franklin lafayette ALLEN joseph stewart 1810 1827 W lucy diantha morley C andrew jackson 1831 C mary elizabeth 1836 C eliza maria 1822 C caroline delight 1838 C nancy chumy 1820 ALLEN jude ALLRED john calvert W mary ann ALLRED john ALLEN lewis W nancanancv W elizabeth alexander ALLRED martin carrol 1806 C tabatha jane 1838 W mary polly hasket ALLEN lorenzo D C reuben warren 1827 ALLEN mary ALLRED reuben warren 1815 ALLEN merley W lucy ann butler ALLEN morley ALLRED wiley payne 1818 ALLEN nelson W sarah elizabeth zabriskie ALLEN philo 1818 C james henry 1837 W lucy hawkes 91 ALLRED william capt ANGELL solomon 1806 W elizabeth thresher W eunice darkclark young ALLRED william C sarah jane 1833 ALLRED william L C alma truman 1835 ALLRED william ruckley C john osborn 1836 1804 ANGELL truman osborn 1810 W elizabeth ivy W polly johnson ALLRED william moore 1819 C sarah jane 1834 ALSTON john C martha ann 1836 W ann ANGES john ALTERMAN john ANGES william W christiannachristeannaChri steanna ANNIA brother ALVARD elisha ANNIS james ALVORD charlotte ANNIS john C ALVORD thaddeus APRIPAUES eliza W sally briggs ARCHER john see ARCHY C charlotte ARCHER rontagamaRon tagama AMES ira 1804 ARCHY clemsatic W charity carter ARCHY ebengde AMES john C ARCHY john AMES olive W mary AMES rial ARDINGER john H AMOS brother ARMSTRONG peter W sister amos ARTHUR brother C child ASHLEY major N C child W sister ashley AMY dustin C child W leonora ASHTON isaac ANDERSON john 1796 W abigail W lydia kellogg ATHERTON paris C mary 1822 ATWOOD reuben ANDERSON william W lucy ANDREW miles AULT richard ANDREWS abigail W margaret ANDREWS benjamin AUSDALL william van ANDREWS john F M AUSTIN ann W margaret PF V or AUSTIN brother W nancy D W emily M 1813 ANDREWS milo AUSTIN john ANDREWS nancy D AUSTIN joseph B ANDRUS adaline B AUSTIN mary ANDRUS milo sr 1814 AVARD sampson dr 1800 W abigail jane daley AVERETT elijah 1810 C james 1836 W cherrizade grimes C mary jane 1833 C helen marion 1830 C sarah ann 1837 C william wallace1832Wallace 1832 C charlotte AVERETT elisha 1810 C lucinda W dorcas witt ANDRUS milo jr C kizian witt C john witt C sarry witfcW 0 t w-

92 AVERETT brother BALDWIN amos cont W sister averett C child C syveniapyvenia C child AVERETT george washington C child AVERETT john C child AVERETT murray C child AVERETT william BALDWIN arher sp AVERY alienallen A W jane AVERY benjamin BALDWIN caleb AVERY daniel W nancy AVERY philander C nancy maria BABBIT almira C caleb darkclark BABBITT almon W C eunice mary W julia ann johnson C mary ann BABBITT john C james K BABBITT loren C abigail S BABCOCK dolphus v julia M BABCOCK lyman heeler W amanda BALDWIN charles N BABCOCK polly BALDWIN charles N BACHELOR delight W sister baldwin BACKMAN hirum BALDWIN nathan bennett BADGER ephraim 1812 W eliza W sarah A BADGER john BALDWIN phillip W lydia chamberlain BALDWIN russell C lydia ripley BALDWIN wheeler C rodney W sister baldwin BADLAM alexander BALDWIN isaac BAGGS cynthia BALEY lourance BAGLEY eli BALEY martha BAILEY mary ballantyne andrew BAKER benjamin 1796 ballantyne helen W abigail kruyer taylor ballantyne jennet C william taylor 1823 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austin 183611836 THORNTON charlotte C moses I1 1840 THORNTON chester C TIPPETS john W THORNTON hariet W caroline THORNTON horace TIPPETS william L THORNTON ira P TIPPETS william P THORNTON levi TIPPETTS sister william W elizabeth TIPPETTS caroline THORNTON louiza TODD james THORNTON mehetable TOMLINSON A B THORNTON oliver TOMLINSON A D W mary griswold TOMLINSON elizabeth B C lydia 1830 TOMLINSON james C amos 1833 W sarah C thomas 1835183 TOMLINSON james B THORNTON stephen TONLIN levi P THORNTON stratton TOWNER abraham THORP john TOTOSLEYTOWNSLEY joseph W hannah TOY catherine C hildild TOY susan C child TOY thomas B C child TRACY moses C child W nancy naomi alexander 158 TRAFF david TYLER daniel TRAFFTRAFP henry TYLER daniel 1816 W obedience W ruth welton TRAMPTON david TYLER elizabeth TRIBBS nelson TYLER james H P TRIGGS hannah W eliza A TRIGGS urial TYLER P A TRUMAN elijah N W ruth W roxana TYLER samuel D TRYGART harriet TYLER sarah TRYON truman TYLER T D W rebecca UTLEY brother TUBBS 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R W sister vanleuven TURNER sidney C child TURNER thomas C child TURNER walker C child TURNER william C child TURNIDGE william C child TURPIN jesse 1816 C child TURPIN john C child TUTTLE ansen VAN LEUVEN john jr TUTTLE ayarienayarian VAN ORDEN charlotte A TWENTYMAN john VAN ORDEN everette 159 VAN ORDEN julia ann WALKER john 1794 VAN ORDEN mary H W lydia holmes VAN ORDEN peter C C lorin 1822 VAN ORDEN william C catherine 1824 VANCE isaac Y C lucy 1826 VANCE J H miram C edwin 1826 VANCE john C william H 1828 VANDERLIP william C henry 1820 VANIEL moriah C jane 1832 vantronlerVANTRONLER john C lydia 1834 VAUGHN joel C john 1837 VAUGHN nancy C WALKER john VAUGHN polly W eviline VOORHEES george washington C onetiadionetiadioneciaDi 1816 C nancy W ann sumner C john VOORHEES pauline 1807 WALKER john VOORHEES sabra 1813 WALKER john R VOORHEES william WALKER lovis VORHEE salneey WALKER oliver VORHEES elisha 1795 WALKER robert W nancy ann leek WALKER william WADDAUGH john WALKER william C WADE moses WALKER william C W sallie maria bundy WALKER william holmes 1798 1820 C mary E WALL N C edward D 1832 WALLACE capt C sarah M WALLACE H M C minerva WALTER george WADE W WALTON sister WADE william N WALTON charles WAGGAL jacob WALTON mary WAIT alienallenailen WALTON richard WAIT alienallenailen T WALTON robert WAIT truman WAMAN phillipphi niphip KAKEFIELDWAKEFIELDI1 joseph H WANDELL charles wesley WAKELY john 1819 WALDO sister WANLESS ann WALKER alexander WARD nahum W sarah fuller WARD sally WALKER amer E WARD sarah W ellen WARDEN charles WALKER brother WARDLE fanny WALKER charlott WARDLE george WALKER henson WARDLE john WALKER isaic WAREHAM james W ruth W harrett WALKER jamen WARNER lorlorenzoenzo WALKER james H 1809 WARNER salmon W clarissa smith WARNER solomon W rebecca 160igo WARNOCK william WELLS elias F WARMSLEY brother WELLS elias WARREN james WELLS margaret W catharine WELTON isaacI1 saacesaac S WARREN pheniahzapheniahzepheniahZa WELTON keziah W cornelia ann WELTON M B warrington benjamin WELTON samuel N WASHBURN abraham WELTON wetthywelthy R W tamer WEMAR ellen WASHBURN elias WESCOTT benjamin R WATERMAN sally W jane WATERS john WEST john C WATKINS william jr WEST mary WATKINS william sr WEST nathan WATTERS mary W adaline louisa follitacollita WATTS baldwin WEST nathan A W elizabeth WEST samuel walker WATTS franklin W margaret cooper WATTS R H C john anderson 1830 WATTS warenwar en WEST sarah W eliza WEST truman F WAYMER elizabeth WESTON nathan A WEAVER edward WESTON sarah W martha raimer WESTON whitfanewhitmaneWhitfane G C franklin 1820 WEYMOUTH drusilla WEBB chauncey criswold WEYMOUTH sophia 1811 WHEELER john W eliza jane churchhill WHEELER john 1817 WHEELER lucy C chauncey gilbert 1836 WHEETLEY jediah C edward milo 1838 WHEETLEY william WEDEN william WHEETLY thomas WEDEN william WHIT andrew WEEKS alienallenailen WHITAKER james 1805 W sarah T W nancy woodland WEEKS william C louisa C caroline C solomon WEEKS william C martha W elizabeth C rosilla WEILER jacob C margaret WEINER john C david W elizabeth WHITAKER samuel WELCH john WHITE david WELCH fransis WHITE elizabeth WELCHER malin WHITE henry WELD I1 F WHITE martin WELKER elizabeth WHITE malinda WELKER james WHITE robert WELKER james W WHITE samuel WELKER john W rebecca WELL lorenzo WHITE samuel WELLEOM james W mary H igi161 WHITE william WHITMER jacob cont W rebecca C child WHITEHEAD W james C child W jane C child WHITEMAN william C child WHITESIDE alexander C child WHITESIDE electa C child WHITING alma WHITMER james WHITING alonzo W WHITMER john 1802 WHITING C L W sarah jackson WHITING charles 1811 WHITMER peter jr 1809 W martha hurbut W vashil higby WHITING edwin 1809 C elizabeth schott 1825 W elizabeth partridge C david P tillotson 1809 C mary ann C william 1834 C john C whitner C amelia helen 1836 WHITMER peter sr WHITING elisha 1785 W mary musselman W sally hulett 1787 WHITMORE william C chauncy 1819 WHITNEY elisha C almon 1821 WHITNEY henrietta C jane fidelia 1824 WHITNEY henry C sylvester 1827 WHITNEY martha B C francis lewis 1830 WHITNEY newel kimball WHITING william 1795 W lydia B english W elizabeth ann L smith WHITLEY george 1800 WHITLOCK andrew hiram 1805 C sarah ann 1828 W hannah caroline allred C horace kimball 1823 1808 C orson K 1830 C sally ray 1828 C joshua kimball 1834 C mary jane 1830 C anna maria 1836 C charles 1836 WHITNEY samuel C james hardin 1833 W susanna kimball C elizabeth 1838 WHITTLE alba WHITLOCK andrew W W sister whittle WHITLOCK austin C child WHITLOCK I1 harvey C child W sister whitlock C child C child C child WHITLOCK harvey H C child WHITMAN david WHITTAKER james WHITMAN william WICKEL elizabeth WHITMER christian 1798 WICKEL flohraflomra W anne schott WICKEL john WHITMER david 1805 WICKEL laman W julia A jolly WICKEL richard WHITMER jacob C 1800 WIGHT sister W elizabeth schott WIGHT lyman 1796 C mariann W harriet benton 1801 C child C orange lysander 1823 C child C anna 1825 162 WIGHT lyman cont WILLARD david sr C rosina 1827 W polly C lyman lehi 1833 C david C levi lamoni 1836 C alonzo C loami 1838 C samuel WIGHT orrin WILLARD hannah WIGHTMAN charles WILLARD joseph WIGHTMAN erastus WILLES ira jones 1812 WIGHTMAN wilber WILLEY josiah elder WIGHTMAN william WILLEY jeremiah 1804 WIGLE jacob W bethsheba stevens WIGLE jacob S C child WIGLE john A C child W hannah C child WIGLE mary WILLEY samantha WIGLE sintherainther WILLIAMS brother widberWILBER B S W sister williams WILBER melvin C child WILBUR benjamin C child WILBUR benjamin W C child WILBUR W S C child WILCOX eber C child WILCOX heber C child WILCOX james C child W sarah WILLIAMS alexander 1803 WILDE aaron W sister williams W nancy WILLIAMS arthur C rue amy WILLIAMS daniel D C aaron WILLIAMS ezra C martha WILLIAMS francis E C susannah WILLIAMS friderickfraderickFraPrapraderickderickdenick granger C lydia dr WILD felix WILLIAMS george T WILDER levib-j-evi B WILLIAMS gilbert B W sister wilder WILLIAMS gustaitisGustgustairisairis C child W maria H C child WILLIAMS isaiah C child W lucy WILER marier WILLIAMS mary WILHERNON mary ann WILLIAMS norman S WILKERSON calvin H WILLIAMS ruth WILKERSON john S WILLIAMS samuel WILFERSONWILEERSON stephen WILLIAMS sarah W hannah WILLIAMS thomas P WILKIE john WILLIAMS thomas Y W cathren W mary WILKINS john WILLIAMS wiley C WILKINS john G WILLIS eleazer W nancy WILLIS ira J WILKINSON sylvester B WILLIS jane WILLIS thomas WILLIS william 163 WILLIS william M WILSON milhon L WILLSON elizabeth WILSON moses G WILLSON george WILSON polly WILLSON john jr WILSON sarah WILLSON john sr WILSON thomas H WILLSON margaret WILSON unes WILLSON W M WILSON whitfield G WILLSON W P WILSON william WILLSON welliton W sister wilson WILLSON zachariah C child WILSON brother WILSON zacheriahzachariahZacheriah WILSON aaron WIMMER peter WIMER WILSON alpherd W susan WILSON bradley C ellen WILSON bradley B winchester alonzo WILSON bushnad W winchester benjamin 1817 WILSON E L W maria stone WILSON elijah winchester joseph WILSON eleanor winchester lupton WILSON elent winchester mary kectlekeckle WILSON eli winchester stephen jr 1820 WILSON elijah H jr winchester stephen sr 1795 WILSON elizabeth W nancy case 1795 WILSON eliza C nancy mariah 1828 WILSON george C C alexander 1825 WILSON george deliverance C james C 1831 WILSON granbury WINEGAR miss WILSON guy C WINEGAR alvin 1816 WILSON henry H W mary judd WILSON henry W C john 1838 W natilda K WINEGAR frederick D WILSON james W lodema WILSON john B WINEGAR samuel WILSON joseph WINEGAR samuel T WILSON lewis A WINEGAR samuel thomas 1782 W nancy W rhoda cummings WILSON L D C susan ann 1825 W sister wilson C stephen 1830 C almeda WINGATE william WILSON lewis D WINKLEY thomas WILSON lewis dunbar 1805 W mary W nancy ann WINN john WILSON lewis K W christianiachristiansaChristi ansa WILSON lucinda F WINSTON william WILSON malen WINSTON william WILSON malicia WINTER david WILSON margaret W sarah WILSON martha WINTER hiram WILSON mary winterbottom margaret WILSON mary and2nd one C margaret WILSON melvina winterbottom mary WILSON miles winterbottom william 164 WINTERS daniel WOOD samuel WINTERS david WOOD samuel WIRICK jacob W sally WIRICK william WOOD sarah ann WISCOIJWISCOM solomon WOODAND emily wissmiller henry WOODAND J K wissmiller henry WOODBERRY john B WITHERS george WOODBURY clarissa H WITHERBEE jacob WOODBURYWOODBORY william H WITHERBEE R L WOODLAND catharine WITHNATH B M WOODLAND james 1822 W elizabeth WOODLAND james H WITHNATH john WOODLAND john 1776 WITHNATH mary W celia steplefordstaplefordStepleford 1801 WIXOM brother C polly 1819 W sister wixom C nancy 1820 C justin chauncey C james 1822 WIXOM sarah C elizabeth 1823 WIXOM solomon C thomas steplefordstaplefordStepleford 1825 W ruth C noah 1827 WIXON sarah C john 1829 WOOD brother C william west 1832 WOOD abraham C cecia 1834 WOOD amandaaamandah C henry harrison 1836 WOOD charles C solomon amon 1838 WOOD daniel 1800 WOODLAND joseph W mary WOODLAND william C rebecca 1826 WOODLAND william and2nd one C john WOODRUFF wilford W C henry W phebe W carter WOOD david 1799 WOODS joseph W catherine clytescrytes 1997 WOODWARD george C benjamin george WOODWARD humazin D C margaret polly WOODWARD james C amanda WOODWORTH L C delilah WOOLLEY edwin D C sarah ann W mary wilkerson C david WOOLLEY ellen C william osborn WOOLLEY franklin C elizabeth agnes WOOLLEY john C oscar alexander WOOLLEY rachel WOOD gideon giddion WOOLLEY S A WOOD hannah WOOLLEY samuel WOOD henry WOOLSEY giles WOOD I1 W WOOLSEY stephen WOOD john WOOLSEY thomas 1805 W nancy W mary burrell WOOD john C reuben 1831 W rose C thomas andrew 1834 WOOD joseph C joseph andrew 1836 WOOD martin C bartholomew burrell 1838 WOOD pollypo l-lyiy WOOTTON ann 165 WOOTTON ann daughter YOUNG brother WOOTTON john W sister young wordsworth william C child W ann YOUNG adolphia WORKS asa W rhonda WORMUTH joseph YOUNG ahisaabisa ahina WORTHEN brother YOUNG brigham WORTHEN hannah W mary ann angelangellangeii 1 2 WORTHEN william C elizabeth 1825 worthington james C vilate 1830 W rachel C joseph angell 1834 worthington james C mary ann 1836 worthington joshua C brigham jr 1836 WRIGHT alexander YOUNG fanny 1787 WRIGHT asa YOUNG john jr 1797 W sister wright W theodocia kimball C john YOUNG john sr C child YOUNG joseph 1797 C child W jane adeline bicknell C child C jane adeline 1834 C child C joseph bicknell 1836 C child C seymour bicknell 1837 C child YOUNG L C child YOUNG lorenzo WRIGHT elizabeth M YOUNG lorenzo dow 1807 WRIGHT john W persis goodall WRIGHT joseph C william goodall WYMAN john C joseph watson W polly C harriet C john A C john ray 1837 YAGER isiah C franklin 1839 YAGER W K YOUNG lucy P YALE gad YOUNG phinehas 1799 YALE porter W clarissa hamilton YASKY E C phinehas 1836 YATES jacob YOUNG cretiasucretiaducretiaSu YATES pleasant YOUNG susanna YEARSLEY david D YOUNG valentine sp W mary ann YOUNG william YOKUM william S YOUNGER joseph W YORK aaron mereon W susan W almira carter YOUNGER milton C asa bartlett ZABRISKI henry 1788 C julia ann kilgore W nancy newgin 1806 C james chauncy C zeno 1825 YORK hannah C jerome 1828 YORK john C charles 1829 W sister york C napolean boneparte C isaiah 1831 YOUNG brother C abraham 1833 W sister young ZABRISKIE cyntha C joseph watson 166 ZABRISKIE lewis W jane porter reid 1817 C william C alva C elizabeth C sarah C susanna ZEMMER samuel ZIMMER catherine ZIMMER lydia ZIMMERMAN samuel ZORESTER oliver ZORK A H jr ZORK asa ZORK hannah ZORK james S ZORKzorky julia D ZUNDEL brother W sister zundel C abraham ZUNDEL christina ZUNDEL fairby ZUNDEL jacob ZUNDEL john W sarah forstner ZUNDELZUMDEL sarah B

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liamDJHABITED MISSOURIMISSOURT 1831

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black denotes primprimarllyprimarilyarLly unuihabited area etienutien bransbrmns rovednoved to missouri in 1831

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168 APPENDIX H

OOUNTIESODUNTIES FOREDFORMED BY 1831

black dots indicate where the tjorronsnannonman ons lived in missouri 183118411831 1841

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COUNTIES FORMED BY 1838

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blackened areas indicate counties which were not formed by 1838 at the height of the mormon occupation in missouri black dots denote where the cormonsmormons lived in missouri 183118411831 1841 170 APPENDIX J

MORMON population IN JACKSON COUNTY

1600 1600

1500 laoo1400

1300

1200

1100

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300joo

200 scattered cormonsmormons in southern jackson loo100 ountybounty group of Monmonnonsmormansmormonsnons who stayed in southern cjacksonyjacksonjackson county 30 200.20 0 2- 1831 1832 1833 1834 1835 1836 1837 1838 1839 171 APPENDIX K

MORMON population IN MISSOURI BY COUNTY

DATE EST POP MORMONS BECAME 1830 1 8401840 WHEWHEN N LDS TOTAL OUNTYCOUNTY COUNTY CENSUS CENSUSCE NSUS RESIDEDRES IDED 1831411831 41

lacksonracksonjackson 1826 2823 76127 612 30003 o- 000oo 1600 lonroemonroe 1831 99505505 77604604 95 ewislewis 1833 60406 040 48324 832 55 cassass 1835 46934 693 10001 o- 000oo 147 latesbatesrates 1841 800 13 fayettelafayettea 1820 2921 68156 815 54525 452 65

3 ohnsonjohnson 1834 44714 r-471 35775- 57777.577 11 pikeike 1818 6122 1064610 646 88516516 83 layclay 1822 5338 88282282 66266 626 1003 rayay 1820 2657 65536 553 52425 242 172

lintonclintoncllnton 1833 22724724 21792 r-l79 200 aldwellcaldwell 1836 11458458 loo100 10000 haritonharltoncharitoncharlton 1820 1780 37463 746 29972 997 37 randolph 1829 2942 71987 198 57585 758 61 ivingstonlivingston 1837 44325325 34603 460 300 grundy 1843 11500500 22 aniessaviessdaviess 1836 27362 736 800 3000 sentrygentry 1843 4 arrollarrolicarrollcarroli 1833 22423423 11938938 600goo andrew 1842 2 stt louis 1812 14125 3698936 989 29592 959 50 172 APPENDIX L

miscellaneous MORMON DATA FROMPROM MISSOURI PERIOD 1 number of families who lived in missouri 4794 2 number of people who lived in missouri 8083 3 number of men who lived in missouri 3896 4 number of women who lived in missouri 2125 5 number of children who lived in missouri 2062 6 number of widows who lived in missouri 20 7 number of people who died in missouri 104 8 number of people who were killed in missouri 28 9 number of people who were baptized in missouri 46 10 number of people who were married in missouri 44 11 number of families who moved twice in missouri 184 12 number of families who moved three times 101 13 number of families who moved four times 27 14 number of families who moved five times 2 15 number of children per family in missouri 333.3 16 most popular surnames of saints in missouri a smith 163 b alienallen 79 c wilson 61 17 most popular first name of mormon men in missoumissourimassouri a john b william c james 18 most popular first name of mormon women in missouri a mary b elizabeth c betsy 173 APPENDIX M

TIME CHART BY COUNTY

1831 1831832 1833 1834 1835 18361836 1837 1838 1839 1840 1841

18 daviess3aviess

19 gentry

20 andrew

21 st lauislouislawis

8 johnson

12 chariton

1831 1832 1833 1834 1835 1836 1837 1838 1839 1840 1841 MORMON LAND OWNERSHIP AS A FACTOR IN

evaluating THE EXTENT OF MORMON settlements MIDAND INFLUENCE IN MISSOURI 183118411831 1841

wayne J lewis department of history MS degree august 1981

ABSTRACT the purpose of this thesis has been to demonstrate as clearly as possible the full extent of mormon land in missouri during the years 183118411831 1841 an identification has been made of the names of several thousand of these early cormonsmormons and will further show the scope of mormonism during this period this study will add detail to what previous writers have stated about this trying period for mormonism As accurately as possible the author has identified where the mormon settlements were through graphs and charts it has been demonstrated that the mormon population extended beyond the traditional areas they have historically confined to such as jackson clay caldwell daviess and carroll counties it is the desire of the writer to have the study used to further study of the mormon decade in missouri

COMMITTEE APPROVAL j- v phillip flafiaflammeramermmer committee chairman

r X s z 4 ztrlikTrjeldi& Lii L storterctorterCTorter trliicommittee member

jawsjaas B alienallen department chairman