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EARLY BRANCHES of the CHURCH of JESUS CHRIST of LATTER-DAY SAINTS 1830-1850 Lyman D

EARLY BRANCHES of the CHURCH of JESUS CHRIST of LATTER-DAY SAINTS 1830-1850 Lyman D

EARLY BRANCHES OF THE CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF LATTER-DAY SAINTS 1830-1850 Lyman D. PW

Branches, as an organization of the Church, are first ALBANY, mentioned in the D&C 20:65. Verses 65-67 were added to 8 members. (HC4:6; OP5:107) the D&C by the prophet some time after the original revelation was given I April of 1830. ALEXANDER OR ALEXANDRIA, GENESEE, NEW In 1840 the role of a branch was noL unders~oodas it is YORK today. At tha time a branch contained within its boundaries Jun 1835, 4 members. It belonged to the Black River one or more stakes. This would seem to indicale L-hatche Conference. (HC2:225; IHC6:98) tirst branches of the church should actually be called stakes in the modem sense. (HC4: 143- 144) ALLERTON, OCEAN, NEW JERSEY Approximately 575 branches of the church have been In 1837 there appeared to have been a branch. identitied in the United Sktes and Canada prior to the (Allerron Messenger, Allerton, NJ, 24 Aug J 955) period. Many of hese were abandoned in the 1830s as the church moved to and . Others were ALLRED, POTTAWATTAME, disbanded as the church prepared to move west. In some 2 Jan1 848, list of 13 high priests: Isaac Allred; Moscs cases there was an initial organization, a disorganization Harris; Thomas Richardson; Nathaniel 13. Riggs; William and a reorganization as successive waves of missionary Allridge; John Hanlond; hnyFisher; Edmund Fisher; work and migration hit an area. John Walker; William Faucett; . . . Allred; Nathaniel Taylor; Statistics are sketchy and inaccurate at best as to the Isaac Phippin. (PHP:3.7) toal membership of branches, and the data changes from lime to time as new information is located. In some cases to ALQUINA, FAmTTE, INDLANA date, only the name of the branch has been identified. AJI 15 Apr 1844, might be in Iowa. (JHC, 15 Apr 1844) presently known branches are listed here with idenhfying information. ALTON, MADISON, ILLINOIS Dissention in tids branch was overcome by intercession ACADAMY, HENRY, TENh'ESSEE lrom church leaders ar St. Louis. The branch was 26 Feb 1836, 8 members in good standing. 29 May reorganized in March of 1849. Saints in the branches were 1836: 10 members. By 27 Apr 1837,200 members of tl~e preparing to emigrate to the Salt Lake Valley in June of church in some forty wagons left Tennessee and Kenlucky 1850. (St Louis Branch Records, 1847- 1850:88,103,180) for Far West. This branch was undoubtedly included in the group because of the residences of some mcmbers that have AMI-IERST, LORALNE, been identified. (WWJ 159: So. States Ms.: AOS:17) 20 Sep 1831, Elder's license issued to Joel IWls Johnson. (CIP: 15) AKRON, NEW YORK 3 1 Oct I84 1, John Tyson. Elder; Clarissa LeBarron AMBROSIA, LEE, IOWA and Malinda Tyson. (C0R:X; LDSCR 1842:55) Organized 14 Sep 1844 with Lewis Zabriskie as presiding elder. 8 Aug 1841, 109 members reported at the Zarahertda stake conference as being from this branch. AKRON. 01-110 Another record lists 119 members, 2 high priests. 13 7 Oct 1841, Daniel Russell. President-; Leonard E. seventies, 4 elders, I priest, 13 teachers and I deacon. Harrington, Clerk; Larnan H. Calkins; Mehitable Calkins; Some members of the branch are Lewis Abbot and wife, Isaiah M. Call. (COR:2) Ann Marsh, their chlldren Abigail, Thomas Marsh, and Joseph; Ruth Juliana Davis who n~aniedCyrus Peck: May Sprague. (JHC. 8 Aug 1541.3- Apr 1843: COR: 108; Sa~nuelMcBride married Mrs. Lemira Smi~Caulkins: HC5:3 18: I-IC6:278) Allen Buck nliuried Emily Jane Smith; Lcvi Stewart; Malinda Stewan: George W. Gec, clerk. (JI-IC 8 Aug 1841; AUGUSTA AND VAN BRAN. MICISlGAN NMR:22,47,66; COR:4; FGR Lewis Abbott: NRI; IHS:36) June 1841. Brignet Manzu, chairman: John Manzu, clerk: John Reily; Celestia Sison; Adaline Dun; Charles 0. AMBROSIA. DAVIESS. MISSOURI Franklin, Elder. (COR: 1.5) Jun 1837, kvi Taylor, Ann Rowlett and their family seltled thcre. (AOS: 18) AURORA, NEW YORK Eastern Stak5 Mission I-lisror-y scam that in May 1835. ANDOVER, ASI-ITABULA. OHIO Aurora belonged to heFreedom Conference. (HC2:224) 23 May 1841, a branch existed in the area at that time. 23 Jun 1845, Dinah Ilousel. (TS, 23 May 184 1 ; COR: l l 1) AVOCA, NEW YORK 23 Mar 1841, William Hyde, Elder: lulius I. Guenard, Elder; Tracy Squire; SaUy Squire; Almon P. Squire. ANDOVER. WINDT-Mh4, VERMONT (COR: 1 10) Jul 1835, 15 members in the branch. Jared and J. Sims Carter baptizcd 17 in gencral area [no exact List]. Mt. Holly AVON, LIVINGSTON, NEW YORK (Rutland) and Ches~er(Windham) seem to be included. 7 1832, 18-20 persons baptized by Ezra Landon in Avon were baptized in Chester. Mr. and widow Wood, Miss and Genesee area in Lhe fall. Some menibcrs of thc branch Sheldon. Others mentioned, maybe not members, are were Alvah Beaman, Brother Bosley. Brother Niclerson, daughter of he Woods, Mr. Howard and mother, Mr. Elder McWithey, . May 1835, Eastein Smres Atwood, Mr. Blood. Tliomas Sharles [?I> widow Hands. Mission History states that Avon belonged to the Freedom (IIC2:238; Journals of John S., Jared, 8: Gideon H. Carter) Conference. (HC2:3-34; OPJ:35; JOB:S: OFW:40)

ANTWERP BRANCH BANGOR, MAINE Asahel Trumbult a member (OPJ:88) L 842, 15 members. (JI-IC, 13 Jun 1844)

APPANOOSE. HANCOCK, ILLINOIS BARRY, CANADA 1 l Jan 1842, Enoch Bums married Elizabeth Jane 24 Apr 1844, Daniel Wood. Presiding Elder: Philip Pierce by Lucius N. Scovil. 1 i Apr 1844, Samuel Marrill Packard. (OR: 106) married Nancy TuU by Leonard E. Harrington. (NMR:59,74) BASTARD. LEEDS, CANADA Baslard Township also included Podand, Delta, Leeds, ATTICA, NEW YORK Ontario, Canada. LDS baptisms commenced in Fal.1 of Aug 1841, the Auica conference includcd 146 1835. Some names and families were: Joel and Phebe Smith members in six branches. (HC4:412) Judd and adult children, Thomas A. And William; Arza and Lois Knapp Judd and adulL children, Arza Jr. and family, including loel and Zadok or : Ira Judd AUGUSTA, LEE, IOWA and family; Hugh and Rhoda Ann Nichols Day and children; 8 Aug 1841, 50 members. 2 Apr 1843, 84 members. Susannah Chipman Nichols; son Alvin Nichols; Stephen 2 high priests, I I elders (onc a Larnanite of the Delaware and Arni Chipman families; Truman and Lyman Beach; tribe). 4 priests, 2 teachers, and 1 deacon. Conference Truman and Mary A. Ferne Smddard; Lyman and Mary presided over by John Smith. 30 Apr 1843, 200 Saints held Wright Stoddard and 4 children; Flora Chiprtan Weston a meeting. Feb hou& Mar 1845, James Brown, presiden~. and husband: William B, and Amanda Chipman Simmons; George Black. Jane Black, Joseph Black, William Black, Ami's wife. Ann Kish and 2 children, plus mother-in-law, Thoinas Baternan, Mary Baceman, Hamet Bateman, Samuel Lrene Stoddard. Other Judd connections who traveled across Bateman. Elizabeth Bateman, Thomas Batemlm, John the St Lawrence for Ohio were Lois Knapp Judd, Susan C. Walker, Charlotte Walker, Robert Walker, James Rigby, Judd and husband Benjamin Boyce; Chester ludd and 2nd Jane Rigby. Frederic Kesler, Emeline Kesler, L. L. Sprague, wife, Mary Byington Southworth and 7 children; Arza M. Judd and Sabina Clarke Adams and 4 children, and Conference. (JIIC, 12 Apr 1844: So. States Ms.. 16 Feb probably William Dickson. 1845) May 1837, John E. Page, Presiden~:James Blakesly, Clerk. 10- 11 Jun 1837. conference held wi~300 present. BEmCREEK. HANCOCK. ILLINOIS 20 Feb 1838, Arza Judd, Mrs. Arza Judd. 1 Dec 1840. L. B. Frost. Elder; Lysander Ghee: Some who left Bastard with J. E. Page were Thomas Amanda M. Ghee; Erastus Derby; Ruhamah Derby. 7 Feb and Anna Boswod~Downey; Davis and L. Sally Downey 1841, Howud Col-ay manied Martha Jane Knowlton by McOlney and 4 children; 3 unmarried Downey brothers. Robert B. Thompson. l 1 Feb 1841, P. Lrcland married Harvey, James, and Jonathan; Calvin and Naucy Myers Susannah Sumner by Andrew W. llarnilton. 4 June 1843. Downey and 6 children; also probably John and Sarah visited the Sain~sand preachcd on the Dickson Myers; William Buckminster and Sarah Myers subject of building the and the Temple. Ldndsayand 8 children; Absolom and Erastus Downey and (COR:4; DUP, 1947, p. 234: NMR:20,40; JHC, 4 June Lodemia Downey; Christopher and Sarah Davis Merkley 1843) and family: Barnabas Adams and family; Zenos H. And Margaret Hickey Gurley and children; Stephen Kettle family BEAVER CREEK. CWRK. 0130 and other Lindsays, Meyers, Dicksons and Hicks families. 9 Oct 1842, serveral elders, I priest, 9 members. (HALE:30; COR:7; Journals ol' John S.: Jarcd, and Gideon Branch belonged to thc Dayton Conference. (JHC, 9 Oct H. Carter: History of Leeds and Grenville; "Lucy Anna 1842) Olney Nichols-Daughter of Destiny": Journal of Zadok Knapp Judd) BEDFORD, UPPER CANADA 40 mcmbcrs. (CAN:75) BATAVIA, GENESEE, NEW YORK Fall of 1832, 18-20 persons baplized by Ezra Landon BEDFORD COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA in Avon and Gcness arca. 19 May 1841. J. Shamp and Sarah Veach. J-lannah Veach, Susan Veach. (J1lF:I) Margaret Shamp had a child healed through thc admin~strationof thc eldcrs. 7 Apr 1843. 1 I branches met BENTON'S POST, IOWA in a conference at Batavia. (JHC, 7 Apr 1843; HC4:484; I5 Sep 1844, David Tade. President; Samuel Moore; HC5:352; 0FU':JO; MS2: 101- 102) Eunice Moore; Sophronia Moore; Stephen Bliss Moore. (COR: 107)

BATH, GRAFTON. NEW 11AMPSHIRE BENNmGTON, , NEW YORK 8 Jun 1833, branch conference held, including 4 high 28 Aug 1841, Luman I-lopkins Calkins manied priests: 8 eldcrs and 2 priests, including Willard Mehitable Russell by Almon W. Babbitt Israel Calkins, his Woodscock, Harlow Redfield, William Snow. Hazen wife and their children were probably members of this Aldrich. and Daniel Carter. Se\leral of branch. These two couples were in Nauvoo by Feb 1842. these men may have belonged to the Charleston branch. (MNR:64) Persons attending this conference according to J. S. Carter were: Orson Prau, Lyman Johnson, Hazen Aldridge, BENEEON. VERMONT Stephen Burnett. J. S. Carter, high priests; Willard July 1835, 7 members, belonged to the Ve~mont Woodslock, Harlow Redfield, William Snow, John Badger, Conferencc. (HC2:238) Benjamin Chase. Nathaniel Holmes, Orson Johnson, Daniel Carter, elders; John Duncon, Winslow Farr, priests; Henry BENSON BRANCH, RUTLAND, VERMONT Haniman. teachcr; Stephen Bumert, acting president; J. S. Winter 1831 -32, Jared Carter claimed to have Carter, scribe. (OPJ: 12-17; Journal of J. S. Carter) baptized, no nama given. Among Lhe 27 were all or most of the following: Prudence Carler Gibbs and children, Nancy M.. Gjdeon H.. Prudence L., She had 3 or 4 younger BEAR CREEK, FRANKLIN. ALABAMA girls; Luman Carter and wife, Susanna A. Carter and some 12 Apr 1844.22 members. 16 Feb 1845.22 members, cluldren; Daniel Carter and wife, Clamsa A. Foster; Jonas 2 elders, I teacher. The branch belonged to the Tuscaloosa [Jonah] Putnam; Willard Woodstock. May-Aug 1832: 2 conferences were held and several Job V. Barnurn, John Sweat, dead; Dominicus Carter; of the travel.ling brethren attended. Johanna Lock and Ezekiel Lee: Partial Teny; Daniel Carter; Stephen Perry; possibly her parents there, also David Kenyon and wife. Lyman Stevens; William Ford, dead; Enos Curtis; Gardner Abiah and children, Oscar A., Ozro A. and younger Snow: William Gardner; Chauncey W. Porter; William J. children; John Sims Carter and children, William, Harriett, Bennett. (PHP:2,3) Angeline, Johanna, Rancy; Harlow Redfield and wife Caroline and some children; Sally Brown (sr. and jr.) And BIG VERMLLION, ILLINOIS FideUafAlmire Fish. Jan-Sep 1833: J. Sims Carter mentions 19 May 1844, 4 members. It belonged to heNewark converts Caharity Carter Ames; Jabez Carter; Hamson Conference. (HC6: 3 99) Burgess; probably William Burgess and sons, Horace and William Jr. Most converts in this are went to Kii-[land in BLRMINGHAM BRANCH summerlfall of 1833. In 1835, there were 7 members 14 Sep 1842, Elder Riley, Elder Crooks, William reported still in Benson: including probably the David Brothers. (COR:9) Kenyon family and Jabez Carter. (Journals of John S.. Jared and Gideon H.Carter) BLACK LAKE BRANCH Near Potsdam. Sep 1836, 1 person baptized by Heber BERTRAND,POTTAWATTAMIE, IOWA C. Kimball. (OFW: 109) 2 Jan 1848, list of high pries~sin the branch: Gideon Brownell; Christopher Williams. (PHP:5) BLACK RIVER FALLS, WSCONSlN BETHLEHAM, POTT'AWATTAMIE, IOWA 8 May 1844, the reported lumber 2 Jan 1848, list of high priests: John Ki.llion; Abraham arriving from the church se~tlementat Black kver Falls, I-lendricks. (PHP:7) . (Nauvoo Neighbor-)

BETTZCE. ILLINOIS BLANCHARTS CORNERS BRANCH 12 May 1844, George Watson; President; Otis Hobart; (OPH:89) Mrs. Otis Hobart. (COR:9)

BIG BEND, POTTAWATTAMIE, IOWA BLOCKHOUSE, POTTAWATTAME, I0WA 2 Jan 1848, list of high priests: Thomas Lang. (PHP:6) 2 Jan 1848, list of high priesls in the branch: Alexander Williams; Moses Clawson; Henry W. Miller; Daniel A. BIG BLUE RNER BRPJ\JCH Miller: Thomas Guymon; Moses Daley; Silas Richards; 4 Branches of the Church had been organized to the Henry Mower; Lyman Stoddard; James S. KimbaU; Jacob west of Independence. extending out a distance of 12 to 14 Myers, cut oft Noah S. BuUdey; Samuel Henderson; miles, namesly Big Blue, Timber, Coalville, and Prairie. Gideon Allen; James Sloan: Isaiah Hamblin; Jacob G. (SFH:23 1) Bigler; George A. Smith; William Milan; Kiram Clarke; Abel Lamb; Isaac Clark; Archibald Parten; Josiah W. BIG GROVE, JO DAVIES, ILLINOIS Fleming; Harlowe Redfield; Benjamin Aber; Calvin C. 1840, 20 members with Ezra Strong as thc president. Pendleton; Frankljn D. Richards; Philo Dibble; John C. It was located 40 miles east of Galena in Stephenson Anni; Samuel Gully, dead; Joseph Knight; George W. County. (JHC, Oct 1840) Hanis; Ezra T. Benson; Josiah Manitl, cut off; Joseph B. Hawkes; Jonathan Russell; Rufus Fisher; Jonathan C. BIG GROVE,PO'ITAWATTAMIE, IOWA Wright; Calvin R. Clarke; disf 185 1 ; Jacob Degraw; Isaac 2 Jan 1848, ljst of high priests: Edmond Whittle. Beebe; William Parks; John Pea; Moses Moss; William (PHP:5) Morgan; William Davies; James Huntsman; Jacob Bigler; Zebedee Colttin; hnan Hcath; John Mackley; Albert Lutz; BIG SPRINGS. PO'I?AWATTAMIE, IOWA William W. Lane; Richard Mann; John Ormond:; Daniel 2 Jan 1848. list of high priests in the branch: William Williams; Joel Whitcornbe; Charles Jamcson; Daniel Monhard [?I; Stephen Blackman; John Carter; James C. Vincent; Reuben Carter; Thomas Burdick; Thomas Wail. Snow; Perry Durfy; Jabez Durfy, cut off:Evan M. Greene; (PHP: 13) Most area converts went to Kirtland in summer/fall of BLOOD RIVER, BENTON. TENNESSEE 1833, including J. J. And Nathan Tanner, single men. The Mar I 835, organized wilh Abraham 0. Smool as the main Tanner group migrated in Dec 1834. (01'5: 15,16: branch presidenL although only a deacon. Members Journals of John S., Jared, and Gideon H. Carter) included his step-father, Levi Taylor, and his mother, Ann Rowlett. 20 Feb 1836, Abraham 0. Smoot ordained an BONHILL BRANCH elder. 29 May 1836, 10/11 members of the branch in good 5 Oct 1842, James Jaret and Mary Jarret. (COR:113) standing. By 27 Apr 1837, 200 members of the church in some BOORLAND BRANCH 40 wagons left Tennessee and Kentucky for Far West. This I l Jan 1844, Jarncs Crooks, Jennet Crooks, Sophia branch was included in the group. Mrs. Margaret 7. Crooks. 10 Jan 1844, Thomas Crooks, William McFarland. Adkinson, who was in the caravan; became the wife of A. (COR:8; DLP:70) 0.Smoot. (AOS:10,1 1.17,19 ; WWJl:59,60; JHC. 29 May 1836) BOSTON, Aug 1836, 17 persons baptized by Brigham Young and . 9 Mar 1842, branch organized with 30 BLUE RIVER, JACKSON, MISSOURI mernber.~."I commenced preactung in Boston 011 the 30th Peter Dustin. president. (FWR:259) ofMay last, in Winchester Hall, in the forenoon, and in the afternoon mkpart in the free discussion, which 1 followed BLUESTONE, TAZEWELL, VIRGINIA for several months, whcn one of the number which was August 1845, 15 members, 3 elders. 1 priest, 1 teacher, callcd infidels, began to believe. . . . The individual is Mr. 1 deacon. Part of Burke's Garden onference. (So. States Abijah Tewkesbury, who opened his shipping office, and Ms., Aug 1845) seated it for free preaching. 13e was thc first who was baptized in Boston. Three others were baptized on the 9th BOGUE: CHITTA, PERRY, ALABAMA of January 1842." [unidentified quote] June 1843, 60 members including Jesse AvreW; Aug 1842, the Weekly Bosronian reporred that Mr. Simeon Stephens: Sarah Ann Art-erberry; Hagar, a black Nickerson was the presihng elder in Boston. The Mormon woman; Jack, a black man; Henry Horn; William Weaver: meelings were held at #82 Commercial Street on Sunday. Porthena Pace; Elias Arterberry, an elder; William CarLile; The church was formed on Wednesday, 9th of March last lames Tumbow. a deacon: Mrs. Turnbow; James Right with litdc more than 30 members, most of whom were Brandbeny; Miss Seleta Colby; Samuel Urly; Mrs. Miriah baptized by Mr. Nickerson. Utly; John Fontenbeny; William Burnbow; William 29 Aug 1842,80 members. 11 Sep 1842.77 memgers. Fontenberry: Elizabeth Utly. 9 Feb 1843, 793 members attendcd conference in the city, 10 Feb 1844, 43 members, 2 elders, I teacher, 1 with 12J members in the branch. 23 Feb 1843 from JHC: deacon. 2 Mar 1844, members include Margaret Dunjvan; "There is a complete revolution taking place here. I have Sarah Utly; Martha Ann Utly; William Weaver, elder; from 12 to 15 of the State Legjslators vo hear me eve1.y Samuel Turnbow. priest. 16 Feb 1845,44 members with 4 Sunday. I expect 2 of them will be baptized soon. I preach elders, I priest, I teacher. (So. States Ms., Jun 1843, 2 Mar every Wednesday night in Charlestown in the great town 1844, 16 Feb 1845; JHC, 10 Feb 1844) hall, to a congregation of over 1.200 people. Many are going forward in the waters of baptism." BOLTON. NEW YORK 12 Mar 1843, 1,200 petitioners ask for lleber C. On the west shore of Lake George. Between 20-30 Dec KimbaU to come to Boston to preach. 10 Sep 1843, 182 1832, and baptized 10 persons members. I2 Jul 1845, 300-400 members. JHC reports into this branch. 2-6 Feb 1833, 2 more were baptized. John that, ''Boston is blessed with more Saints than any other city Tanner. priest. AugtSep 1832, Simcon and Jared Carter in the Eastern Starcs." HC says that Boylston l-Iall in Boston baptized John Tanner and 3rd wife, Eliz Beswick, and was used as a meeting place. children Sidney and family, John J., and Nathan. 10 of their 1835, Fanny Brewer and Polly Voce are members. 16 children eventually became LDS. Also baptized were Amos Sep 1844, John Pribble; Annanias McAUister. clerk. Herrick [?J fdy. After wincer 1832, J. Sims Carter (JOB:9; JHC, 11 Apr 1842,29 Aug 1842, 1 1 Sep 1842.9 bapazed Jane Smith, Morice [?I Fuller and Cutler Davis. Feb 1843.23 Feb 1843. 12 Mar I 843, 10 Sep 1843. 12 Jul Sep I 840. 1 5 members. Feb 1841 : I 2 members. 14 1845; OFW:95; COR: 108; HC6: 3 0) May 1842, part of the Grafton Conference. (JHC, Sep 1840, 14 May 1842; TS2:413) BOYNECHETTO, PERRY, ALABAMA See Boguc Chitta. BROWNSTOWN, MAIN. MICHIGAN 12 Jan 1844, branch conference held tl~ere.Elder Mephibosheh Sinine. President and Gehlel Savage. clerk. BRADFORD. MASSACIiLTSETTS 9 branches were represenled. containing 6 elders, 9 priescs, 7 Aug 1835.9 of he uaveling Higli Council met in the 7 teachers, I deacon, 136 mcmbcrs, and 45 scattered lMassachusetrs Conference. A letter of complaint was members: I00 members having removed from that state to wrirten to Kirtland by Eldcr Gibson Smilh, of Norfolk, Nauvoo since the previous conference in July 1843. Connecticu~against Elder Gladden Bishop. upon which he (HC6: 175) was suspended, and referred to the coderenu, at Bradford for mal. (HC2:24 1 j BROWN'S TOWN. OHIO 7 Nov 1844, small branch. (William Burton Journal)

BUNDYWIKE, LANCASTER, PENNSYLVANIA BUFFALO, SCOTT, IOWA The branch is mistakenly callcd the Brinagrove branch 23 Oct 1844, appears to have been a branch of the in one record. The Malin family were members of the church therc. (IHC, 23 Oct 1844) branch; so also were Jacob Weiler, Anna Maria Malin and heir four children. John Melring in the branch from May BUFFALO, NlEW YORK 1843 to Apr 1 845. Dec 1842, a branch was ol-ganized with 15 members. 11 Jul 1843. Elijah Malin, Jr., Prcsident; Phebe Mar 1843, d~erewere 20 members. 9 May 1843, 31) Danfield; Henry A. Buckwalter; Mrs. Henry A. Buckwalcer. members, all poor laboring people. (I-IC6:l; JHC. 23 Oct 4 May 1843. John Wickel; Harrison Wickel; Lemmon 1844.9 May 1843) Wickel; Harimon Wickel; Elizabeth Wickel. wife; buisa Wickel; Richard Wickel; Mary Wickcl: Sarah Wickel. 20 BULLOCKS GROVE, POTTAWATTAMIE, IOWA May 1844, Thomas Hayward. 13 Apr 1844, Harriet W. 2 Jan 1848: lis~of high priests, Joseph Bardsley. DiIworth. 15 May 1843: Jacob Baum; Nancy Baum. (PHP:7) (HC4:77; OPH2:529; COR:6,7,1 1 1,112) BUOYO, POTTAWATTAMJE, IOWA BRIDGEPORT, CONNECTICUT 2 Jan 1848, list of high priests: Heniy H. Wilson; 3 Apr 1844, 10 members. (mC, 3 Apr 1844) William Niswanger . (PW:7)

BRIGHTON, MICHIGAN BURKE'S GARDEN, TAZEWELL. VLRGINIA 16 May 1845, 3.Searle, Elder: Charles A. Terry; 11 Sep 1842. 60 members. Aug 1845, 72 members Philinda Terry. (C0R:I 10) plus 3 eldcrs, 1 priest, 1 teacher. (So. States Ms., 11 Sep 1842: Aug 1845) BRLNAGROVE See Brandywine, Lacaster. Pcnnsylvania. BURLINGTON, IOWA 18 Nov 1840. a sinall branch of 12 members was BROOKLYN. NEW YORK organized about I0 miles northwest of Burlington. (JHC, 18 1837, Parley P. Pratt in the branch. Mar 1840. 29 Nov 1840) members. 3 4pr 1844, 15 members. (OPJ: 107; PPP:188; THC, 3 Apr 1844; Ellsworth:228) BURNETTSVILLE WHITE, 1842, this branch was organized by Alva Lewis BROWN COUNTY, ILLINOIS Tibbects in 1842, according to Ihe county history. Alva was See Moroni Branch or Brown County, LUinois Stake. recorded in the 1842 census and tax list in Nauvoo where he had been since at least 1840. However, his wife, and BROWSHELbl, OHIO possibly his daughter, died in 1842 and he may have gone on a at hat time. I-Ie organized his converts at a CABOTSVILLE, MASSACHUSETTS private house about 3 miles north of where Bumettsville is 10 Sep 1843.10 members. (JHC: 10 Sep 1843) situated, and within the following 3 years gathered a membership of 65, of whom about two-chirds resided in CAG CREEK, POTTAWATTAME, IOWA Jackson Township. 3 families whose homes were within its See Keg Creek, Pottawattamie, Iowa. htsjoined cfie migration to Nauvoo; 1 of them returned to the home neighborhood in Jackson Township after an CALDWELL COUNTY! MISSOURI experience of 2 weeks which tended to sober, if not subdue; (BC) another crossed Ihe Mississippi into Iowa when the were expelled fmm Nauvoo in 1846; and the CAMBWBRANCH third followed the general exodus to Salc Lake City. During 17 Aug 1845, MqMelissa Neal married Oliver the existncc of the branch ncu Burnettsville, the Mormons Boardman Huntington by George Fowler. (MNR:53) esmblislied a cemetery two miles no& of IdaviUe in which several interments were made. (WCI:229-230) CAMBDEN, MAINE Nov 1837. several members. (WWJ:Nov 1837) BURNS, NEW YORK May 1835, 30 members. Bums belonged to rhe CAMP CREEK, ILLINOIS Freedom conference. (HC2:224) I May 1842, meeting assembled at Brother B. F. Boydston's 10 organize a branch of the church. Meeting BLWAU. ILI,lT\jO~S opened with prayer. Libbeus T. Coons was appointed 19 May 1844. 15 members, 3 elders. It belonged to hc chairman and D.M. Gamer clerk. Business incuded naming Newark conference. (HC6:399) Ihe branch and selecting and ordaining the following officers: Libbens T. Coons, presiding elder; D. M. Garnet, clerk; Leonard Madox, teacher: Charles Well, deacon. BURTON, PIKE, ILLJNOIS Members of the branch were David M. Garnet, elder; Sep 1839. Charles C. Rich was in the branch. 4 Jun Libbeus T. Coons, elder; B. F. Boydston, elder; Enos Ellis. 1843. the Liberty-Burton Branch was divided from the deceased; Leonard Maddux, removed; Hannah P.Gamer; Freedom, Adams County Branch. (J013:24; THC, 4 Jun Jane Maddox, removed; Mary Ann Coons; Mary E. T. 1843) Boydston, removed: Solomon Garnet; William Baldwin, cur ORCharles Webb, deacon: Lecty Jane Ellice; Louisa Ellice; BURVLLLE. hFW YORK Agniss Cranchaw; Elisabeth H. Nelson; M&a Jane Jun 1835, 7 members. It belonged to the Black River Maddox, removed; Chester Snider, removed; Statira Elice. conference. (HC2:222,225) Katharine Snider, removed: AUen Talley, elder; Katharine Talley; Samuel Bunon, clerk; Hannah Burton; BCTCAHATCHY, MONROE, MISSISSIPPI Charles Burron; Malisa Burcon; Jeremiah Bingham; Abigail 2 Dec 1843, 16 members, including William Crosby, Bingham: Mary Whipple, deceased; Mary Ann Dixon, an elder; Mrs. Ehz. Crosby: Miss Eliz. Crosby; Miss Ann removed; Lucius Bingharn; Sarah Bingham; James Crosby; Mrs. Mary Sparks. 10 Feb 1844. 23 members, 2 Williams; David Barlow; Joseph Thorn; Lorane Thorn; elders, 1 priest I teacher: 1 deacon. Apr 1844. 16 Mary Hannah Thorn; Mary Thorn; Robert Calberson, elder: members, including Sytha Lay; Nancy Bankhead; Sarah John Tranton; Isaac Housewordi, elder; Jernirna Smihson; Margaret McKown; Maty Parchment; John L. Houseworth. Henderson; Jefferson Easters; Mrs. Easters. 16 Jun 1844, John Wardell; William Dixon, removed; Nancy members included Mrs. E. Irvan and John Lockhat~. Heldbrand; Brother NickJson, deceased; Jefferson Dimick; WilliamCrosby was the presiding elder. (So. States Ms., 2 Mary Ann Dimick; Mary Ann Housw orlh; Leven Simmons; Dec 1843. Jan 184-4, Apl- I 844, 16 Jun I 844; J11C, 10 Feb Harriet Simmons; William Cook;Elizabeth Cook; Philura 1844: OPH2:468) Loveland; William R. Loveland, elder; Aron Hart, elder; Celone Spalding, cut off; Jesse Hobson, elder; Buby/Ruby CANAAN, LITCIWIELD: CONNECTICUT Loveland; Joseph Penock, cut OK, Martha Henretta Jan 1840, Gibson Smith and Francis Bendct Loveland; Maumess W. Laveland; Isibela Hart; Mary Ann members. (JOB:31,32) Idart; Mary Little; Richard J. Kcel, elder; Ellin Kecl; Sarah 1845, Libbeus T. Coons replaced William Gould as Kecl: Richard Keel, Jr. presiding elder, Noah M. Tanner remained as clerk. E. M.Green. high pricsc; Benjamin Hill; Mary 1411; Additional members of the branch were Robert I-I. Htnry Pits, elder; Elijah Chenney. elder: Mary Jane Bascil; Ross; Jane Ross; John B. Young; William Bladesdle: Richard Thorn; Cristian Hopperman; Elisabeth Taylor; Margaret Bladesdle; John Mathis; James C. Williams; Andarson Arnold: Susan Green; Nathaniel Wardan: Charles Lorinda Williams; Norman Sharp; Abel M. Sagant; Barnham, elder; Rebecca Burton; Nahun~Bigalow, teacher; Lorenzo Barton; John Gool; Noah M. Tanner; Jesse Ann Mary Bigalow, Sr; MqBigalow: Jr; Hyrum Bigalow: Lucy Thompson; Thomas W. Tanner; Hannah Tanner: Lorinda Bigalow: Ada Bigalow; hrhony Gallaspy, priest; Delina Tanner: Delinda Tanner; Amos Barrows; James EUis: Ann Cheany: Acksa Smith; Jane Smith; Margaret Gallaspe; John Ellis; William Johnson; Jane Johnson; Morgan L.Gardner; Dixon, elder; Mary Dixon: William Manning: Isabela Nancy M. Gardner. Manning; Ester Seers; Charles D. Burnham, elder. Malinda D. Gardner; Sarah Barton; Thomas A. Tanner; Susan Qlctaney; Mward Philips, elder; Hannah Philips; Lydia R. Tanner; Andrew L. Allen; Clarinda Allen; Elijah William Vanmcter; Loisa Vanmeter: John Keel, elder; Allen; Lydia J. Allen; Sophronia Al.lcn; Charles C. Allen; Susan Coones; Adeline Coones: Perry A. Goderigc; Andrew Allen; James H. Allen; Sidney R. Allen; Osias William Young; Leah Young; William S. Young; James A. Kilbern; Electa Kilbern; Hannah Elizaberh Kilbcrn; Electa. Young; Susanah Burrup; Thomas Grcen; John Gailey, Mariah Kilbern; Joseph D.Lane; Nancy Lane; Rancis elder; Ann Gailey; Richard Smith; Leah Smith; Susanab Wormsley; Alzina Parmer; Lovina Parmer; Eggbert Ross; Lucretia Taylor; Sarah Elisabeth Taylor: Susanah Ellsworth; Olive Ellswonh; Israel Hoofacre; Mary Keel; Joseph Law; Jarncs A. Smith; Thomas Ross; Rachael Hoofacre; Mary Philips; Eliza Gonsaley. Ross: Asahel Thorn; Sarah Thorn; Elizabeth Thorn; Alfred 29 Jun 1845, Isaac Housewonh and Charles Well were Earnham; Mary Ann Thorn: Sarah Thorn. charged with Rigdonism and cot off from the church. Israel 18 Sep 1842. special conference held at the home of D. Hoofacre and Mary Hoofacre were cur off from the brdnch M. Gamer for the purpose of selecting a person to preside and he church for being distentcrs. 23 Sep 1845. the Saints during the absence of Elder Coons as he planned going on were requested by the leaders at Nauvoo to come there as a mission. Allen Tally was chosen to replace him and Sam plans had been learned of an attack on that settlement by Burton was chosen clerk in the place of D. M. Gamer who mobbers. 10 Jul 1846, while harvesting wheat a1 Camp was going widJ Elder Coons. 2 Mar 1843, Elder Coons did Creek, about 10 miles from Nauvoo, 8 men were not go on his mission so he was catled to resume his office surrounded by a mob, severely whipped and robbed of 2 or as president of the branch. 3 guns. (Camp Creek Branch Records; JT-IC, 23 Sep 1845. 25 Apr 1844, a special meeting was held. Eldcr Allcn I0 Jul 1846) Tally charged Elder Coons with stirring up trouble by saying thac men in hebranch were seeking to desuoy him CANADA CAMP. MISSOURI and put him out of office. The branch leaders at the meeting 1835, Elder John E. Page brought a group of Saints to decided hat Elder Tally had wrongfully madc the charges Missouri, including Barnabas L. Adams. (No source) and should be disfellowshipped. Joseph Penock was also charged with lying about Elder Coons, but asked for ljmc to CANTON. ILLINOIS prove his innocence. Aug 1839, Parley P. PI-att scopped here on his mission 27 Apr 1844, it was agreed by the branch that Elder Lo and preached to some saints. Stayed a second Coon's farm should be considered the center of the branch night and preached to the people in a crowded house who which would claim all n~embersliving within 3-112 miles spiUed over into the yard. (MSI 50; PPP:327) from hecenter. Elder Hobson brought a complaint against President Joseph Williams, of borrowing a logchain and not CANTON, MICHIGAN returning leaving tile area. It was agreed to disfellowship 28 NIay 1541. Simeon A. Dunn; Rufus Beach, clerk; President Williams until he returned and made satisfaction. M. Sovine, clerk. (COR: I) 5 May 1844, Joseph Penock again brought to ma1 and was turned out of the church. Allen Tally made humble CANTON, BRADFORD, PENNSYLVANIA confession and was restored to full fellowship. 19 Mar 1833, Elial Suong reported he had baptized 3 3 Nov 1844, William Gould replaced Libbeus T. people. (CIP:35) Coons as presiding elder, Noah M. Tanner, clerk. 16 Mar CAPE COD, MASSACHUSETTS CHATHAM. OHIO 9 Feb 1843. 35 members. (JHC. 9 Feb 1843) 18 Apr 1845, I-Iarvey Edwards, elder; Samuel Bird; John Leonard. (COR: I 10) CARERVILLE. POTTAWATTAME. IOWA 2 Jan 1848. list of high priests: Benjamin Waldron; CHELSEA. MASSACHUSE'ITS : Reuben Miller; Jared Starr: Elisha Voorhis: Meetings held occasionally and I was baptized in Aug Israel Calkins; Barnum B. Messenger; Cornelius 1842. (MS3:65) Vanloovin; Jacob Baum; John Booth. (PHP:6) CHENANGO POINT. NEW YORK Fall of 1831, Elial Srrong baptized I member. CARTI-LAGE, I-LANCOCK.amors (HC2:224; CIP:40) 1839, Parley P. Pratr on his way Lo England stopped here with Saints for the night and preached to a relatively CHEQUEST CLZEEK, VAN BUREN. IOWA large congregation of Saints who resided in the area. Feb 8 Aug 1841. 30 members reported as being from this 1 840, Page baptizcd 8 members. 17 Sep 1845, members branch at the Zarahcmla stake conference. (JHC, 8 Aug were forced IT, leave for Nauvoo. (PPP:327; JHC, Feb 1841) 1840, 17 Sep 1845) CHESHIRE COUXTY. CEDARVILLE, LOUISJANA See Gilsum. Cheshkc?New Hampshire 30 Jul 1843, George A. Bmes, teacher; Henry Kandle. (COR:6) CHESTER COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA May 1840, 80 members. 1841. Lorenzo Dow Barnes CEICTER POINT, LYIW, lOWA took 70 saints from Chester County. Pennsylvania eo Apr 1845. small branch of 5 members. (NRI. Apr Nauvoo the last week of June. Elijah Malin, Jr. took his 1845) place as the presiding elder. He remained in this position until 1844, then W. I. Appleby took his place. CENTERVILLE, DELAWARJZ 1 5 May 184 1, Charles Radeback; Jane Radeback; Feb 1843, appeared to bc a branch there. (William James Radeback; Phebe Radeback; Khomazin Downing; Appleby Journal: 100) hrenzo D. Barnes; Robcrc Maxcon; May Ann Maxton: Sarah Downing. 21/22 Sep 1841. Elijah Shccts; Robert CHGLK LEVEL, BENTON, TENNESSEE Pierce; Hannah Pierce; Mary Pierce; Margaret Rerce. 5 Feb 2 Jul 1835. branch organized by William Woodruff at 1843, James Anslcy. 23 Mar 1843, David D. Yearsley. 13 the home of Seth Utley. Warren Pamsh ordained Abel B. Apr 1844, W. I. Appleby, elder; William H. Calflesh. 27 Wilson a deacon. 26 Feb 1836, 21 members in good Mar 1844. Laura Lavina Suline; Elizabeth Suline. Jul 1844, scanding. 27 Apr 1837, 200 members of the church in several members living there according to journal of Elijah some forty wagons lei1 Tennesse and Kcntucky for Far Sheets. (TS I :265;NTB:20; OW:323: COR: 1.3.4,5,9,107) West. This branch was undoubtcdiy included in the goup because the residences of some members have been CHICAGO, LLLINOIS identified. (WWJ1:36,59; AOS: 17) i May 1841. missionary suggested good success being realized in his city, according to THC. 7 May 1843, 2 CHAMPION, NEW YORK elders, 1 priest, I deacon, 22 lay members. 30 Jun 1843, Jun 1835. 6 members. It belonged to the Black fiver Jabez Botsford, president; John L. Ralph; Mary Ann Ralph. conference. (HC2:22,225) 24 May 1844, 22 members, 4 elders, 3 priests, I deacon. Fellowship withdrawn from 6 persons. I Oct 1844, 22 CHARL!ZiTON, LORAIN, OHIO members. 1845, 25 members, 3 elders, 1 priest, 1 deacon, Feb 184 I, a branch there. (TS2:4 13) with abouc 100 members scattered between Chicago and Peoria not included in branch organizations. (JHC, 1 May CHARLTON, NEW I-IAMPSHIRE 1841, 7 May 1843: 24 May 1844, 8 Oct 1844; NRI: Jul 1835, 21 members (HC2:238) COR:7) CE-EINA BRANCI-I anived on a mission to Colesville. Duiing latter part of 20 Sep 1844, branch located near Nauvoo. A strange March 183 I, the ColesviLle Sainls and hose from Waterloo schism in the branch developed at this time. (a-IC, 20 Sep anived at Kvtland along wiih their families, numbering 60- 1 844; OPJ:3 1,35) 80 souls. 1 Aug (832, Lewis Abbott, Ann Marsh Abbott Abigail Abbotl, Thomas Marsh Abbott. (HC 1 :87,88,191: CINCINNATI. LORAEVE, OHIO HSP:76,77,79,82.83: MAP: 16; OPH2:5 15: PPP:82) Sep 1840, 13 members. Ann Morrison and lane Bliven were members. Orson Pratt says there were 23 or 24 COLTON, INDIANA members in Fulton and Cincinnati. 27 Aug 1840, John E. 18 Jan 1840, Arnold Potter; Jonathan Dunham, elder. Page, elder: William Jones; Elizabeth Jones. (JHC, Sep (COR: 1) 1840: OPH:50: COR:2) COLUMBLA. BRADFORD. PENNSYLVANIA CKPSY, TUSCALOOSA, ALABAMA Dec 183 1, Eleazer Mil.ler was baptized, was an elder 2 Dec 1843, 57 members, 5 elders. I pries^, 1 teacher by spring of 1832. 1-5s wife was Rebecca Van Zant. They and I deacon. 12 Apr 1844. 50 members, 2 elders. 1 pries^. had 7 children by 1832. Dec 1831. Danicl Bowen was also 1 teacher, I deacon. The branch was 11 the Pcny County baptized, and was an elder by Lhe spring of 1832.1-Iis wife conference at char timc. Members included George W. was Sarah Swait. They had 5 children by 1833, at wllich Freshower; George W. Swwart, the president; Thomas time they left the area. During che fall or winter of 183 1, Ramsey, elder. L6 Feb 1845, 43 members. (So. States Ms., Eleazer Miller and DanieI Bowen from Columbia 2 Dec 1843, 12 Apr 1844. 16 Feb 1845) Township, and Enos C~is,Elial Suong and Alpheus Gifford from Rutland Township set out to proselyte in CLARK'S RIVER, TENNESSEE Mendon, New York. Brother Thomas led there. 24 Jan 1836, Wilford Jan 1832, branch was visited by Heber C. Kimball. Woodruff blessed 2 children. (WWJI :56) Brigham Young, . and wives of Brigham and Phineas, inquiring abou~the church. 5 Apr 1832, CLAY COUNTY, IOWA branch visited by John Young and his sons, Joseph and I Oct 1843, John Wych; 3. Bruch; Fredelick OR; Phineas. John was baptized by either Elder Ezra Landon or Nancy 1M.OLL (COR:8) Elder Daniel Bowen, and Phineas was baptized by Ezra Landon. 6 Apr 1832, was baptized by Elder CLEAR JUDGE BRANCH DanielBowen. 1832, Lyman Leonard wac baptized and left 15 Oct 1844, Jesse Veatch, elder; Mary Sniveley; Mary for Missouri in Oct. The members of this branch were the Sniveley. Jr. (COR: 107) 6rst in the church who received the gift of tongues. 19 Mar 1833, Elial Strong baptized 4 members. (CIP:35>37,39) CLINTOX, 01310 23 Sep 1844, WilLiam E. Bridges, elder, Gilbert COLUMBIA IWL,NEW YON Morse; Cysetha Morse. (COR: 106) (HCS: 393)

COALVILLE, MISSOURI COLUMBUS, ADAMS, ILLINOIS Four branches of the church had been organized to thc 3 Mar 1840, Isaac Clark; Michael Stoker, clerk. 18 Jun west of Independence, extending out a distance of 12 to I4 , Jarncs Powel; Jemima Powel; Abel Lamb, president miles, namesly Big Blue, Timber, Coalville and Prairie. 27 Oct 1840>Sherman Gilbert; John Smith. 2 Apr 1840, S. (SFH:23 1) J. Comfort married to Susan Wimrnor, both of Nauvoo, at the Mt. Hope Branch. Adarns County, Ulinois, by Abel COLESVILLE, BROOME, NEW YORK Lamb. I0 Sep 1840, Silas B. Clark manied to Margaret A branch of the church was established here by May Lesley at Mt. Hope, Adams, lllinois by Abel Lamb. or Jun 1830. Jun 1830 Emily Coburn, sister-in-law of (COR: I ,2: HC4:233; CIvIN: 1,3) Newel Knight baptized. 14 Jun 1830, list of Lhose baplized included George Smngham. Polly Hendrickson and four COMSTOCK, KALAMAZOO, MICMCAN children, and the Hendrickson family. cast (IHC5:364) evil spell from Hez Peck's wife. 1 Dec 1830, Orson Pratr CONKECTICUT CUYAHOGA COUNTY, OHIO 1844, Mephibosetl~Simne was selected by Brigham 8 May 1845, Edward Bunker. (C0R:l l I) Young to preside over the branches in Conneclicut and Michigan. (Source unlisted) CYPRUS, BENTON: TENNESSEE 26 Feb 1836, 9 meinbers in good standing. By 27 Apr COON BRANCH 1837, 200 members of thc church in some fourty wagons Near Mineral Point, Lafayem, Wisconsin. Ahthe lefi Tennessee and Kentucky for Far West. This branch was Nauvoo exodus, a nurnbcr of families moved here LO work undoubtedly included in he group because of the residences in he diggings. Thcy included Peter Maughan and family; of some members that have been identified. (WWJI:S9; JohnThompson and family; John Craig and family; Mother AOS: 17) Saunders; Joseph Hutchinson and family; Nicolas Thompson: Jonathan Teasdale and probably he Coon CYPRY, LAUDERDALE, ALABAMA family. (OPH2:372-373.378) Also spclled Cypress. 10 Feb 1844, 57 members, 5 elders. 1 priesl. 1 teacher, I deacon. 16 Feb 1845, 15 COONVlLLE BRANCH, POTTAWATTAMrE, IOWA members. 3 elders, 1 teacher. The branch belonged to Lhe 2 Jan 1848. list of high priests: Andrcw L. Allen. Tuscaloosa conference. Branch conference held herc. (So. (PHP:7) Sta~sMs., 16 Feb 1845; NC6:33 I; JRC, 10 Feb 1844)

COUNCIL POLNT BRANCH. IOWA DALTON, NEW HAMPSHIRE 2 Jan 1848, list of high priests: James Allred; I-leman Jul 1835, 15 members. (HC2:238) I-iyde; William Draper, Jr; William Draper; Gcorge Coulson; Ira Ovitt; Daniel Shearer: James M. Dodson; DAMOND'S CREEK, KENTUCKY Charles W. Hyde; John M. King; Eleazer King; Levi 17 Nov 1835, organized by at the Gifford; Solomon Chamberlain; William Van Ashaule I?]; meeting house. He ordained Daniel Thomas a leacher. 26 James Adarns: Andrew Dall; William Snow: Ahus Feb 1836. 8 members in good standing. By 27 Apr 1837. Millet: Samuel Utley; dead; Martin Littlewoods: Abel 200 members of the church in some fourty wagons left Evans; John Wright; John Clarke; dead. (PHP:2) Tennessee and Kencucky for Far West. This branch was undoubtedly included in the group because of Lhe residences CREAM RIDGE, MONMOUTH, JEW JERSEY of some members that have been identified. (WWJ1:48,60: 1840s members were Peter Wikofi, Steward Conover; AOS: 17) Emanual I-lodson: Weed; Jobes; Ivins; Stephen B. Rose and wife Sarah \Vikoff Rose. 6 Apr 184 1, 102 members. (A1le)-rollMesscngcr, Allerton, NJ, 24 Aug DANVILLE, NEW HAMPSHIRE 1905; William Appleby Journal, 6 Apr 1841) lul and Aug 1833. branch organized. (OPJ:21,67; HC2:23R) CROOKED CREEK, ILLINOIS See Macedonia. DAVIS CAMP, POTTAWATTAMIE, IOWA 2 Jan 1848, list of high priests: Joseph W. Coolidge: CROSS KEYS: UNION, SOUTH CAROLINA Charles Hopkins. (PHP:7) Jun 1839, few members in the branch. Dec 1839, Lysander M. Davis baptized 4 members. (TS1:60-61) DAYTON, MONTGOMERY, OHIO 17 Dec 1840, 40 members. 9 Oct 1842,29 members, CROWN POINT BRANCH 3 elders, I priest, 2 teachers. (JHC, 17 Dcc 1840, 9 Oct 10 Mar 1845, Jerome Bishop. presiding elder; Levi 1 842) Fifield; Amy Fifield: Samuel M. B. Filield; Charles B. Fifield; Lucy Bishop; Julius Bishop: Charlotte Bishop; . ROCKINGHAM. NEW IHAMPSHIRE Adelia Ann Bishop; Mary Bishop; Jerome Bishop; Laura 7 Feb 1836, Emily Smith Hoyf sisrer of , Bishop: Ellen Maria Bishop; Aniton D. Bishop; Mary Jane baptized by brother-in-law, Amos B. Fuller. Probably Bishop. (COR: 108,109) Emily's husband, Samuel Pierce Hoyt baptized shortly afiewards. (ESJ; Reminiscences and diaries of Ermly Smith was present. Wilford Woodruff was ordained an elder by Hoyt.) Warren Pamsh. Waswell Medlock was ordained a deaon over [he branch by Warren Panish. 29 Jun 1835, 1 person DETROIT. MICHIGAN baptized at Squire Ivins place. Brother Walker was a Several small branches within a day's journey of member. Detroit; Eldcr Savillc from New York lived among them. 2 Feb 1836, 15 members in good standing. By 27 Apr Onc of the branches was in Lenawee Counry, consisling of 1837, 200 members of the church in somc fourry wagons I1 members. (OPJ:104-5,112) lefi Tennessec and Kentucky for Far West. This branch was undoubtedly included in the ,goup because of the residences DTXFIELD, OXFORD. MAINE of some members that have been idenflied. 9 Jun 1844, 17 8-9 Mar 1840, branch organized by Perregrine members, including Robert Petty, elder; Sea Velie, Sessions and Aaron York. Cyrus Eddy was ordained a president; and B. B. Barnett, teacher. 22-23 Jun 1844, Elder teacher and Isaac Butterfield, 2 deacon. (DPS2:25) Abraham 0. Smoot organized a branch of 17 members and baptized 4 new members. (lWJ 1 :31,33,36.58.59; So. DOVER, NEW HAMPSHTRE States Ms., 9 Jun 1844: AOS: 17,34) 13 Jun 1834, Jonathan Haniman Hale bapti7ed. He was ordained in August to office of Elder by F. G. Bishop EARNESTOWN BRANCIl and presided over the branch until Sep 1835. He removed James Lake family; James Lake's son and family to hrrland 10 Jul 1836. Aug I835, 8 members. (Source unlisted) (IJC2:242,252; HPQ9:35)

DRESDEN, WEAKLEY, TENNESSEE EAST ROCHESTER. COLUMBIANA, OHIO 18 May 1844, William Camp, a member. May 1844. 26 Nov 1837, Mary Wickcrsharn Woolley baptized. 24 a conference was held here. Jun 1844. 9 members baptized. Dec 1837, her husband, Edwin Dilworih Woolley baptized (AOS 3 1,33.34; So. Srates Ms., 26 May 1844.) by Lorenzo Dow Barnes. He was ordained a high priest shordy after this by Joseph Smith. Sr. and set apart as , INDIANA president of the East Rochester Branch. Ln the spring of Dec 1837, members of branch included Lorenzo 1839 and during the summer, the members of this branch Young; Isaac Decker; Bro. Tomlinson, who owned a tavern prepared to gather with the Sainb in Illinois. They left East in Dublin; lsaac Seeley and wife, who were passing though Rochester in September and moved to Quincy, where they on heir way to Missouri; D. S. Miles, who may have come spcnc the winter. (WWF:89) from Michigan. A number of other families stopped there for the winter. Ttus place was abandoned to go to Missouri. Thc Pamilies of Lorenzo Young and Isaac Decker left EAST THOMASTON, MAIYE Dublin with Joscph Smith. D. S. Miles went to M'issouri. 5 OCI 1841, mentioned in JHC. 16 Apr 1843, 25 (JOB: 13.14) members. (JIIC. 5 Oct 1841, 16 Apr 1843)

DUCK RTVER, HICKMAN, TENNESSEE In the 1840s, &ere was a branch there. (So. States Ms., EBINE COUNTY, TENNESSEE Aud 1883) 20 Jan 1844. about 13 members in the branch. (So. States Ms.: 20 Jan 1844) DYER COUNTY, TENNESSEE 20 Jan 1844, about 13 members. (So. States Ms., 20 Jan 1844) EDWARDSVlLLE BRANCH (HC2:490) EAGLE CUEK, BENTON, TENNESSEE 6 Jun 1835. Wilfbrd Woodruff preached at the meeting house of Eagle Creek. Baptized 2 persons the next evening ELGWIST. CHARLES, ILLMOIS at Brocher Fry's place. 28 Sun 1835, Warren Pamsh 1845, 30 members, 2 eldcrs, 3 priests. 2 teachers and preached his farewell sermon. EIder Calvin H. Nicholson 2 deacons. (NIiT) ELK CREEK BRANCH Whitmer; Julia A. Whjmer; Vasti Wtutmer; Caroline E. Members included Henry Dighton. Hanison Sagers, Whimer: Mary E. Whihner; Vashti P. Whimer: Jacob Zebedee Colmn, Moses Martin. l I Dec 1833, Amasa M. Whitmer, high priest: Elizabeth Whrtmer; Mary A. Lyman was ordained a high priest by Lyman E. Johnson. Whitmer; David P. Whitmer; SalJy E. Whitmer; Anna (MAP:37; OPJ:27) Whinner; John C. Wkiimer; Eliziabeth Whimer. Sylvester Ijulett, elder; Anna Hulett; Charlot Hulen; ELLESBURG, hTM1 YORK AIvird Mills; G. H. WGarns, high priest; Rebeca Williams; June 1835, 33 membcrs. (HC2:225) Lucy E. Williams; Ezra G. Williams; Nancy Carter; Bun- Riggs, high priest; Lovina T. Riggs; Jared Carter, high EMMET'S CANIP BRANCH priest; Lydia Carter; EvaIine Carter; Ellen Carter; Orlando Aug 1845, branch was near the Vermillion, a tributary Carter; Clark Carter; Asahel Palmer; Allenson ; of the Upper Missouri. (Source unlisted) Ann Cleveland: I-Iortentia Cleveland; Henry Cleveland; George W. Cleveland; Mary Slade; Lewis Abbott; Ann Em,PENNSYLVANIA Abboa; Abigail Abbon: Thomas M. Abbott. See Nnu\loo Journal, vol. 5. no. 2. Randolph Aleaxander, elder; Marza Alexander; Thomas M. Alexander; Susan A. Alexander: Adaline A. ERNESTOWN, ONTARIO, CANADA Alaxander; Morani W. Alaxander; Margarct Adkinson; 1832. Elial Strong bapdzed 5 members. A branch was Alvin C. Graves, teacher; Elizabeth Graves; Warren H. established by Elder's Phineas Young. Josepl~Young, Enos Graves; Asa L. Graves; John Graves; Eliza J. Graves; Cunis, EIial Suong and Eleazer Miller. (ClF':40) Johnithan W. Graves; Olivcr C. Graves; George M. Hinkle, high priest; Sarah A. I-iinkle; Morgan B. Hmkle; Andrew J. ERROL, COOS, NEW HAMPSHLRE We:George A. Hinkle; Susan J. Hinkle; William Snow, Members of branch included Samuel ,4kuse, Daniel high priest; Hannah Snoul; Abigail D. Snow; Ralph Cox, Sweat, Charlotte Sweat, Julia Shattuck. (DPS2:19) elder; Wealthy Cox; Charles Cox; Eliza A. Cox; Mariah W. Cox; Reed Peck; Clarissa M. Peck; H. Hoagland; Ruth EUGENE, INDIANA Hoagland; Haniet Hoagland; Lucy D. Hoagland; William (HC2:72) H. Hoagland; Jane Hoagland. Frederick kggs; Bethiah Fordum; Silas Maynard; EVANS, WCOCK, ILLINOIS Mary Chase; Norman Buell, removed; Presenda Buell, 13 Mar 1845, a meeting was held in the Evans Ward, removed; Henry Collins: William C. Goleher; Elizabeth 4 miles down the river from Nauvoo, for the purpose of GoUeher; Polly Gother; Ehebeth Goleher; Nancy Geleher; promoting home industry. (JHC, 13 Mar 1845) James Goleher: Nancy Alexander; Frances E. ~lexander. Apr 1839, Elias Smith. Theodore Turley, and Hyrum FAR WEST, CALDWELL, MISSOURI Clark part of committee for the removal of the poor. At the 25 Mar 1838, list of members living in the S.W. home of Timothy B. Clark, 3 1 were cut off from the Church quarter of thc city: George W. Pitkin, teacher; Amanda by the Twelve, Isaac Russell was probably among them. Pitkin; Martha V. Pitkin; Ammon Pitlun: George Pitkin; John P. 13amard, a member, as was Lewis Allen with 3 Laura Pitkin; Abigail Pihn; Delight Bachelcr; Esd~erU. children. (Far Wesl Southwest Qtr. Record of Members; Egleston; Betsey Marble; Lucy Wood; Mariah Wood; FGR, Lewis Allen; JOB: 15,20) Roxey M. Wood; Esther Wood; Henry Wood; Polly Hitchcock; Elizebeth I-Iitchcock; Dove Bitchcock: Thomas B. Hitchcock; Martha J. Hitchcock; Oliver C. Iiitchcock; FATRPLAY BRANCH AhaS. Hitchcock; Sarah A. Hitchcock. 19 May 1845, Joseph K. Tippets, elder; Jolm Murry; Abigail C. Owens; Horace B. Owens; Caroline A. Mary Murry, kabella Murry; James Murry; Joseph Murrv; Owens; James C. Owens, Jr.; Stephen Chase, elder; Manlda Jane Murry. (COR: 1 10) Orryanna Chase; Eli Chase; Darwin Chase; Hiram B. Chase; Hiram Page, high priest; Catharine Page; Mary Page; John D. Page; Phylander A. Page; Mary C. Page; FARMERSVLLE, POTTAWATTAMIE, IOWA Peter C. Page; Peter Whilmer, Sen.; Mary Whimer; David 2 Jan 1848, list of high pricsts in the branch: David H. Wtrncr, High Priest; Julia Ann Whitmer; David J. Redfield; John Loveless; George Thompson. (PHP:3) FARUIKGTONy HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT FLATWOOD, PERRY, ALABAMA 4 Aug 1841, Dwight Webster married Eunice 12 Apr 1844, 36 members. 2 elders and 1 priesc. (So. WoodndT by Wilford Woodruff. 10 Sep 1843. appeared to States Ms., 24 Mar 1844) be small membership. (MNR:76; JHC, 10 Sep 1843) FLORENCE: LAUDERDALE, ALABAMA FWNGTON. FRANKLIN,MABE Dec 1844, branch established there prior to this time. 29 Feb 1840: organized by Peregrine Sessions and (AOS:37) Elders York, Libby and Johnson. Henry Kempton ordained a priest; Daniel Corbit, a teacher; and David Cornin. a FLORENCE, MICHIGAI9 deacon. (DPS2: 24,25) I Dec 1844, Crandell Dunn; William R. Cahoun. (COR: 107) FAYETTE, SENECA, NEW YORK 6 Apr 1830, The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day FLORENCE. HURON, OHIO Saints was organized in the home of Peter Whitmer, Sr. Members included Nelson I-lrggins; Hyrum Blackman; ordained an elder by Joseph Smith, Joseph Asay Fields; Milo Andrus. (MAJ:9) Smith ordained an elder by Oliver Cowdery. The following were baptized that day probably by Olivcr Cowdcry and FORKED RIVER, NEW JERSEY confumed: Joseph Smith, Sr.; ; Joseph 1837, many joined the Church from there. (A1lenfo~:n Smith, Jr.; Hyrurn Smith; Samuel H. Smith: Peter Whitmer, Messenger, Allentown, NJ, 24 Aug 1905) Jr.: ; Onin ; Sqah Witt Rockwell and Martin Harris. Oliver Cowdery baptized by FORT WAYNE, ALLEN, INDtANA Joseph Smich. Jr. Male members then ordained to the 15 Apr 1844. (JHC, 15 Apr 1844) . I Sep 1830: Parley Parker Pratt baptized at Seneca FOX ISLANDS BRANCH Lake by Oliver Cowdery and ordained an Elder. Nov. or 1 Oct 1837, organized. (HALE:40) Dec. 1830, Thanldul H. Prau lived with the Witrners while her husband was on his mission to the Indians. 11 Dec FOX RIVER SETTLEENT, LASALLE, ILLINOIS 1830, Edward Pamidge baptized in Lhc Seneca hver by Missionary George Parker Dykes began baptizing Joseph Smiih, continned by and ordained an among Norwegian people in that area. 9 miles northeast of elder. ( HCI : 1 19; HC3:76-79; PPP:41-42; HSP:62; Ottawa, LaSalle County. There were more than 100 Saints MCA:7; MAP: 19) in the branch. 160 acres werc purchased there by tile Church, the city was laid out, and 10 acres were selected for FERRY, POTTAWATTAMIE, IOWA a si~eby Brigham Young, Heber C. Kimball and 2 Jan 1848, iisc of high priests in the branch: Hezehah Parley P. PraE There were 22 Norwegians who went west Peck; Maulice Philips; ; Peter Fullmer; to Utah in 1849. William Player; Wheeler Baldwin: WiJliam W. Player; Jesse 13 May 1844, Elder Woodruff had a meeGng with 46 Lampson, dead; John Clarke; Lucius N. Scovil; William D. members, 2 elders, mostly erni,gants from Norway. Part of Pratt. (PHP:4) the Newark conference. 23 Oct 1844, Brigham Young held conference with Saints, appointed Brother Dykes to preside FIVE MILE, PERRY ALABAMA over them (GerzealogicolJoulml9:86; JHC, 13 May 1844, 29 Feb 1844. 13 members including: Elder Henry 19 May 1844,23 OCL1 844) Horn; [sabella McFarlan; Nancy McFarlan; Priscilla Averett; Elizabeth Tingle; Wdharn Tingle; George FRANKLIN, MICHIGAN McFarlan, priest: Gotthan Averen, teacher; Caroline 9 Oct 1844, Increase Vandasan, clerk; Sarah Johnson. Youngblood; Susannah Beard; Ceny Johnson: Trena Horn; (COR: 106) Nancy Horn. 24 Mar I 844, Polly Stewart; Martin Averett I2 Apr 1844, 22 members. 16 Feb 1845, 22 members. 3 FRANKLW, WARREN , OHIO elders and I priest. (So. States Ms., 29 Feb 1844, 24 Mar 25 Oct 1842, small branch planning on going LO 1844, 16 Feb 1845; JHC, 12 Apr 1844) Nauvoo soon. (IHC, 25 Oct 1842) FREEDOM, ADAMS, KLINOIS 10 branches attended conference in che county, with 206 20 Feb 1840, stake conference held with 325 members members present. 3 1 Dec 1833. branch conference held, living in the stake. Located near Payson. 29 Aug 1841, Joseph Young, elder; Roger Orton, elda.; Chester L. Hetb, Duncan McArthur, clerk; Silas Wilcox: Margaret Wilcox; elder; Oliver Granger, elder; Hiram Sua~en,priest; Edward Silas A. Wilcox: David A. Wilcox. 24 Jul 1841, David Bosley, teacher: Ezra Landen, high priest and branch Grant; Harvey Bach: clerk. 20 Aug 184 I, Wamer Hoops; president (cut off 3 I Dec 1833). Priscilla Hoops. 24 OCL184 1, Abraham Stevens. Heman 1 Jan 1834, Lester More; Daniel More; Jktjda Bosley; Hyde, president. Aaron Clark; Rodman Clark; and Polly Kelly cut off at their 4 Jun 1843. conference held; the Freedom Branch was request. 6 Jan 1834, Hannah More; Albert More; Masy divided and a portion of it organized as a new branch which More; John Bosely, Ruby Landen; and John Heth cut OK. 11 was to extend as far south as Liberty and Burton (called the Jan 1834, William More: John B. Dicker; Christcen Dicker; LibertyBunon Branch). 3 Sep 1843, 3 high priests, 14 Polly Clark; Mariah Clark; Elias Orton: Robert Hawes: and elders, 3 prjests. 2 leathers, L deacon and 85 lay members. Polly Hanes cut off. 23 Jan 1834, Levi Bartlet and Elizabeth 9 Oct 1844, Lorenzo Moore; Jacob Myers, presiding elder. Bartlet cut of. Members also include John Murdock; David 8 Sep 1844, Polly Moore. (JI-IC, 20 Feb 1840.4 Jun 1843. Foote; Josiah Richardson. (OFW:40; SHC, 2 Dec 1843; 3 Sep 1843; COR: 1,3,108) HC2:224; UPB 1: 144)

GENEVA, SCOTT, ILLINOIS FFEEDOM, XJZW YORK Nov 1840, Stake organized. May have been in Part of the Freedom conference. Freedom Branch Morgan County. 30 May 184 1, Samuel Hamson Smith conference held. Warren A. Cowdery was called 10 preside rnanied Lavira Clark by I-I. Derby. (JHC, l Nov 1840; over the Saints ac Freedom, New York .and regions round MNR:67) about May 1835,65 members. Members included: Joseph Fountain; Carohe Fountain; Arnasa Cheney: Olive Cheney: GEORGETOWN, ILLINOIS Hannah Cheney: Polly Lawson; Aaron Cheney; Lucy 12 members and 2 eldcrs. (NN) Sparkes; Orson Cheney; Dimon Ferson; Lawson Smith; Margaret Smith; Nehemiah Sparks; Samuel Miles; Joel GEORGETOWN, ESSEX, MASSACHUSETTS Miles; William Hyde; Eunice Sawyer; Mahitable Cheney; 29 Aug I842, 15 members. I I Sep 1842, 33 members. Adelia Metcall'; Delia MetcaLf;Polly Hyde; Sampson Avard, 9 Feb 1843.32 members. lO Sep 1843, 30 members. (JHC presiding elder. (HC2: 2 18,224; CC: 1 I ; OPJ:37-39,72-73; 29 Aug 1842, 11 Sep 1842,9 Feb 1843, 10 Sep 1843) D&C: 106) GEORGETOWN, PENNSYLVANIA FRENCH CREEK GROVE, ILLINOIS 7 May 1843, Elisha H. Davis, Presiding Elder; 19 May 1844, part of Lhe Newark conference, 2 WjUiam W. McGuire, Presiding Elder; Charlotte McGuire; members. (HC6:399) Benjamin M. Ginness. (COR:7)

GALEANA BRANCH GILBRALTER BRANCH See Shumway family. See Rockport.

Gd4LE;SBURG,KNOX, ILLINOIS GIBSON COUNTY. TENNESSEE 16 Occ 1844, appeared to be a branch there. (JHC, 16 20 Jan 1844, about 13 members. (So. States Ms., 20 Oct 1844) Jan 1844)

GARDEN GROVE, IOWA GILSON, MASSACHUSETTS See Karla Gunzenhauser, 'The Settlement at Garden The Church in Peterboro, Gilson and neighborhood. Grove, Iowa:" The Nauvoo Journal. vol. 6 no. 2) numbers in all upwards of 100. (MS3:65)

GEWSEE, FAYETTE, NEW YORK GILSUM, CHESHIRE, NEW HAMPSHIRE Belonged to che Freedom Conference. Latter part of March 1842, 30 members. 9 Feb 1843,30 members. 1832, Ezra Landon baptized 18 to 20 persons. 2 Dec 1843, (HC4:566; UGM25; UGM26; JHC, 9 Feb 1843) GOLDEN'S POINT: HANCOCK, ILLINOIS GREENWOOD, NEW YORK 4 Sep 1842, branch organized. 18 Oct 1842, a number Part of the Freedom Conference. Ln 1 836, many of that of subscribers to the Nauvoo Neighbor living in Golden's branch moved to Kirtland. Members were David Foote, Point and Montebello area asked to be be made a branch. Branch President, wife and children; Josiab Richardson; See Union Branch, Hancock County. (JHC. 4 Set 1842, 18 Moses Clauson and wife; John Patten and wife; Elhu Allen Oct 1842) and wife Clauson; Betsey Foote; John P. Barnard and family. (HC2:224; UPB 1 : 145-145) GRAFTON, LORAIN, OHIO Fcb 1840. 12 members. 19Dec 1841, 31 members. 14 May 1842, Brother Hughes resigned the office of Branch GROVE, NEW YORK President to preach in the surrounding towns, Brother Part of the Freedom Conference. (HC2:224) Wetherby was chosen and set apart to replace him. (TS2:413; JHC, 19 Dec 1841, 14 May 1842) GUWON'S MILL BRANCH Branch of the Church near there. (HC3:25) GFUiSGER, NEW YORK 18 Mar 1844. Nonzo Pierce; Esther Pierce. HAGUE. WARREN. NEW YORK (COR: 1 1 1) Members there as early as summer 1832-summcr 1833. ( Journals of John S., Jared, and Gideon H. Carter) G'RAYSON COUNTY, VIRGINIA 11 Sep 1842. 2 members, 1 elder, represented at HALIFAX, NOVA SCOTIA conference. (So. States Ms., 1 1 Sep 1842) (HC6:221-222)

GREEN COUNTY. ILLINOIS HALY'S SETTLEIMENT:LEE, IOWA Apnl 1841,23 members in the counties of Green, Scott Summer 1840, Albert Srnih, Sr. lived there. (A1 bert and Morgan. (TS2:452) Smith, Sr. Journal)

GREENFIELD. WPSUIEN, LLlNOIS 30 Jan 1841, part of the Walnut Grove conference. 12 HAMILTON, MADISON. NEW YORK members. 1 Mar 1841, Elder John kggs reporred the recent August 1839,46 members. Dec 1839, Bro. Blakeslee; organization of a small branch called Greenfield in Warren Benegar Moon; James Gifiord; Bro. Sykes (he lived at County. 3 Dec 1841, B. A. Powers, clerk, Solon Powers; Waterville, but apparently belonged to Hamilton Branch at Sarah I?owers. (JHC, 30 Jan 1841, 1 Mar 1841; COR:2) ~s time). 15 Jun 184.1, Hezekiah Partridge; Mary Pamidge: Anna Partridge; A. M. Wilse, Presiding Elder GREEN PLAINS, HANCOCK, ILLINOIS (also written Wlsey, he was still the Presiding Elder. 30 Jun 10 Sep 1845, mobbers burning homes of Saints around 1842); Olive Chase. 23 Dec 1839, Joseph Murdock. 30 Jun that area. 15 Nov 1845, property of Sainrs in the area was 1842, Sally Murdock; Nymphus C. Murdock; John D. being desaoyed. (fl*C, I0 Sep 1845, 15 Nov 1845) Murdock. (HC4:6; JOB:28,29; COR: 1,107)

GREENWICH POINT (RUM POINT), LONG ISLAND, HAMMOWA, NEW YORK NEW YORK 9 May 1838, JohnE. Page; Simeon McEntire; Isabella Near Hempskad, Long Island. Selah Lane, a sea McEndre. (COR:8) captain and recent convert to , became a noted preacher of the Gospel on Long Island. Other members, IWCOCK CO.! BRANCI-I Jesse Pettit and sons and families; Ephraim Pem't and 29 Jul 1843, Samuel Snyder, president; Jane Richards. family; Mrs. Eliza Rhodes; Thomas Denegar; Amos (COR:9) Raynor; Jothan Smith and family: Ira Pettit and many others. (David M. Tredwell. Personal Reminiscences of Men and HARRIS GROW, POTTAWATTAME, IOWA Things, vol. 2, p.242, 1912) 2 Jan 1848, list of high priests: Samuel Cole. (PHP:5) HAWSON, HAWSON, VIRGINIA Brother Nichols, a member of thc branch. (NW; I-IALE:96; 1 Jan 1840,Eliakim Wilson; Jacob C. Chapman, elder. COR: 1 12) 1 May 1840, he Church in poor condition in the County, only 1 small branch. (So. States Ms., 1 May 1840; COR:4) HIGHLAND GROVE, POTTAWATTAMIE, IOWA 2 J~LI1848, list of high p~iesls:Mdn Bushman: Ezra lWR1IISONVILLE, OHIO Chase; James Tloyte; Isaac Behunin; Joseph Hart; Uiiah (TS, 23 May 1841) Roundy; Willjam Caziere: Sissor~Chase. (PI-IP:4)

I 1 ART COChrTY. KENTUCKY HIGH PRAIRIE, POTTAWATTAME, IOWA 2 Dec 1843, Saints in he branch lo move to Nauvoo in 2 Jan 1848, list of high priests: Ezra Bickford. dead; Spring, 1844. 10 members of Ole branch. (So. States Ms., James Randle; Moses R. Gardner; Charles Barney. 2 Dec 1843) (PHP:5)

HARTLAND, h-EW YORK HOLLAh!, NEW YORK (HC5:3 16) May 1835, IS members, belonged tn the Freedom Conference. (HC2:224) HAUGHTOK. OHIO 7 Nov J 844. small branch. (Wjlliam Burton's Journal, HOLLISTON! MIDDLESEX, MASSACHUSETTS 7 Kov b84.4) May 18311, 16 members. 9 Apr 1839, 16 members. Spring 1841,4 fadies in all left for Nauvoo, arriving there KAUN'S MILL. CLAY, MISSOUN in May: John Haven; Mrs. A. P. Rockwood; Sister Palmer; Warren Smlh and family lived at this branch. He and Sister Barlow; Sister R. T. Burton; Elizabeth Nowc Bullard; 2 of his sons were killed at the massacre. Bro~hesYocum Lucretia Morton Bullard; Isaac Bullard; Joel Bullard; badly mutilated at the massacre; removed from h4jssouri in Harriet Bullard Nurse; Newell Nurse. 11 Sep 1842. 12 the last company to leave in April 1839. (JOB: 19,21) members. (WWJ; DHC4:6; IB:171 ,I 79; JHC I1 Sep 1842)

HEMPSTED, NEW YORK HOMER, LICKING, OHIO 3 Apr 1844, 41 membcrs. (JHC 3 Apr 1844) 19 Dec 1841,7 members. 14 May 1842, part of the Grafton Conference. HEhDERSON GROVE, KNOX, ILLINOIS 17 Feb 1840. branch organized with 14 members. 30 Jan HONEY CREEK, POTTAWATTAMIE, IOWA 1841, pan of the Walnul Grove Conference, 30 members. 2 Jan 1849, list of high priests in the branch: James (JHC 17 Feb 1840,30Jan 1841) Rawlins; George Burken; Daniel S. Thomas; David Wood. (PHP:5) HENDERSON. JEFFERSON, NEW YORK June 1835, belonged to the Black River Conference. HOPE, WALDO?MANE Members were Cyrus Bates and family, including daughkr 5 Oct 1841,68 members. ( JHC 5 Oct 1841; HC4:484- Sarah Marinda Bates; Orsuns Bates; Phebe Manah Bates; 485) Marcellus L. Bates. 9 May 184 1, Lydia Bates Harington married Briggs Alden by Zenos Gibbs. (also shows Lydia HOPKINTON, ST. LAW-NCE. NEW YORK A. Baces marrying Briggs Alden by Zenos Gibbs). Members include. Hiram Mead, wife and 2 daughters: (1-IC2:222,225; OP11:82,85; MNR: I ,34) Norman Mcacham and wife; Stephen Meacham, nifc and 8 children; George Haskell and wife; Joseph Meachim; HENDERSON COUNTY, TENNESSEE Polly Moses; Susan Moses. (HTH: 164) 20 Jan J844, about 13 members. (So. States Ms. 20 Jan 1 844) HORNERSTOW, NEW JERSEY lXX%AND, HANCOCK, ILLINOIS 1837, a large number joined in thatlocality. Eventually a 27 Apr 1845, Moses Daly; Alrnira Daly; Phineas Daly. In church house was build in the town. (Allentoum lare 1845 the branch was in preparations for heading west. Messenger, Allentown, New Jersey 24 Aug 1905) HULET. MISSOURI stopped here on their way LO Missouri. (WVJ 8 Mar 1839; Members included. Sylvester Hulet; Sally Cranddl: King JOB: 14,24) FoUeu; Hiram Page; Lyman Leonard: Nathan West; Daniel Stanton; Josiah Sumner; Alpheus Gifford; William Baeon. JACKSON COUNTY. TENNESSEE (I-IC2: 139) 11 Dec 1839, 21 baptized. (So. States Ms. 1 1 Dec 1839)

HUNTSBURG, OI-IIO JAVA, IVEW YORK 16 Apr 1835. William E. McLellin hcld a debate here for May 1835, belonged to the Freedom Conference. 2 days with I. M. Tracy on the . (WC 16 (HC2:224) Apr 1835; HC4:408) JAY, NEW HAMPSHLRE HYDE Pa,POTTAWATTAMIE, IOWA July 1835. 1 1 members.(HC2:238) 2 Jan 1845. list of big11 pricsts: Jonathan Browning. (PHP:5) JEFFERSON COUNTY, IOWA 8 Oct 1840. I0 baptized, appeared to have a branch set up. INDEPENDENCE, MISSOURI (JHC 8 Oct 1840) 4 Brancbes had becn organized to the west of Independence, extending out a distance of 12 to 14 miles, JEFFERSON COUKTY, NEW YORK namesly Big Blue, Timber, Coalville. and Prairic. (Source 8 Mar 1836, and wife Julia Ives baptized. Thcy unlisted) moved to Kirtland in thc spring of 1837. 100 baptisms by Elder Blakcslee in August and October [year not shown]. (OPJ: 105; OPH2:590-I ) INDM CREEK: atmloIs May 1844, pan of the Newark Conference and had 5 JOBS CREEK BRANCH members. (HC6:39) 16 Aug 1842, George Snidcr; Silas S. Davis, clerk. 26 Feb 1843, Jane S. Richards. (COR:5,7) INDIAN CREEK, IOWA 2 Jan 1848, list of high priests in the branch: John M. JOHNSON COUNTY: ILLNOIS Burke; Lewis Zebrisky; Henry Zabrisky; Erick G. M. Jan 1840, 18 members organized as a branch, locaced on Hogan; Ezekiel Hopkins; John Reed; John McAllistcr. the Ohio River. (T&S 1 : 109) (Pl-iP:2) JOLJET, JLLINOIS INDLAN TOM. [OWA 15 Aug 1841, Eli Norton; Mrs. Eli Norton; John Norton; 2 Jan 1845. list of high priesc~:John Petringale: Abraham George G. Johnston. elder. (COR:5) Palmer; Samuel Fenin. (PHP:7; see The Nauvoo Joumal vol 6, no I ) KALAMAZOO, h4ICHGfiT 3 Mar 1844. Ezekiel Lce, president; Stephen C. Willard. (COR: 106) IOWA Jan 1848; Elder John Smith wrote from Ambrosia, h, KANE,GREEN, ILLINOIS lowa Lhac thc Church in lowa is increasing in numbers as 16 Jun 1540, Amos Moore married widow Clarissa Smith. fast as could be expec~edbut scattered over a large mact of (MNR:51) country. 6 Apr 1843, Joseph, the Prophet encouraged the Saints LO come out of Iowa and live around Nauvoo. (JHC KEG CREEK, POTTAWATTAME, IOWA Jan 1841.6 Apr 1843) 2 Jan I 848, list of hgh priests: William Bickmore: Jonathan L. Harvey. (PHP:5) JACKSONVILLE. ILLINOIS 8 Mar 1839, represenratives of this branch attended a KEOKUK, IOWA conference in Springfield. Dec 1837. there was a branch 4 8 Aug 1 841,13 mcmbers reported at the Zarahernla Stake miles west of Jacksonville. The Prophet and his party Conference. 1842. Abraham 0. Smoot served as Branch President during d~efall and winter. (nlC 8 Aug 1841: New York was disfellowshipped at Kirtland for claiming AOS:30) the Lord had rcjected Joseph Smith as a Prophet, because he had excommunicated John Noah from the church. Ocr KIDDS GROVE, POTTAWATTAMIE. IOWA 1836, Levi and Willard hchards arrived at Kirtland. 31 2 Jan 1848, list of high priests: Horace Skmner. (PHP:6) Dec 1836, Willard kchards baptized by Brigham Young. 3 Sep 1837, General conference held to reorganized the KINGSTON, DELAWARE, OHIO church. 1 Oct 1844, 30 or more members. (JHC 1 Occ 1844) 3 1 Dec 1837, Susan Allen, daughter of Andrew Lee Allen, Sr. and Clarinda ISnapp born. Nov 1839, D.S. Miles. KIRTLAii, KIRTLAND, OHIO I of the 7 presidents, was living in Wand; also John 1830, wrote: "During the seven weeks Moreton, Brother Kellog. Brodier and Sister Ken1 (she is they tarrjed they succeeded in building a church of 130 sister to Brigharn Young). 9 Mar 1840, I25 members. 22 members." refers co Parley P. Pratt, . May 1841, Joseph Smith, Jr., disorganized all stakes and Oliver Cowdery and Pctcr Whitmer, Jr. who had been wards; however, records show that they did no1 disorganize called on a mission to the . They left New York in fact. The stake of Kirtland was "reorganized" the next in October, probably arrived in Kirtland in November. day. Ac this time there were 500 members, mose or less. Lyman Wight was baptized probably November 1830 or The area became a branch at, or shortly after, this time.. late October as he had dread been ordained an elder by 2 I 24 May I 84 1 Thomas Heap. 5 Jul 1841. Pamela Nov. 4 Nov 1830, Sidney Rigdon and his wife, and F.G. Mitchel. 29 Aug 1841, Thomas Burdick; George Chase. 7 Williams were baptized. 22 Nov 1830, Ira Smith, Louisa Nov 1842, 12 more people baptized. 28 May 1843, Smith, Benjamin Crandle baptized by Lyman Wight. Nov Hamutal Ring; John Morton, clerk. 28 Jul 1843. William 1830, Lydia Clisbee baptized by Parley P. Psatt at Parks, Millisant Parks; Taniay Parks. 2 Aug 1843, Stephen Painesvde. Newel K. Whimey and wife, Elizabeth Ann Ring; Haniet Ann Rmg; Mary Emroy Ring; Henry More Smith baptiaed. By end of Nov, Kirtland and surrounding Ring; Cornelia hng; Sarah kng; Peter William More; area had about 20 mcmbcrs. Philip More; Catherine More; NM More. 8 Aug 1843. Dec 1830, Signey Rigdon, branch president. Jan Zebedee Collrin; Mary Colmn. 9 Oct 1843, William 1 83 1, John Wbitmer arrived to preside over the Kirtland Ormsby; Olive Cynthia Ormsby; William Wallace Ormsby; Branch. The job being too great, he sent for the Prophet, Levi Washington Ormsby. 6 Jan 1844, David Noms; Sarah who arrived 4 Feb 183 I, along with Emma. Sidney and Louisa Nonis; Nathaniel L. Noms; Mary Jane Nonis; Edward Paraidge. 4 Feb 1831, was Sarah Louisa Noms. I9 Feb 1844, Elam Mecham, Jr.; ordained a bishop by Sidney hgdon. Kirtland Bimch was Elvira Mecham; Polly Mecham: Lucinda Mecharn; Albert 100 strong in Feb. Mar 183 1. Leman Copley baptized. At Mecham; Mary Hanchet. 31 Mar 1845, John T. Waite; the end of March the Colesville and Waterlook Saints Adelaide Waite; John Young, presiding elder. Lyman arrived in Kirtland with families totaling 60-80 souls. Jun Wight reported to the Millenniel Star that he had baptized 1831, Alpheus and Levi Gifford, Elial Strong, Eleazer about 200 who had apostatized, and about 40 new Miller, Enos Curtis and Abraham Brown went to Kirtland members. (HC1:120-123,125,146,167,175; from Pennsylvania. Alpheus was ordained an elder, Elial JOB:4,6,7,9,10.12,13,26,27; CIP:34; MAP:8,17,18; Swng was baptized. All the others were baptized between HSP:77,78.82,83; HC4: 361 -362; N,4U I :66-68; then and December when Eleazer Miller was baptized. Star3:176; COR:1,2,5.110; JHC 9 Mar 1840,2 May 1841; Kirtland became a center of the church because Parley P. WWJ1:8; FGR, Andrew Lee Allen Sr. ) Pratt had associates there, including Sidney Rigdon. 3-6 Jun 1831,8 branches organized by Lyman Wight on the border of Pennsylvania. About 2,000 members KNOWLTON SETTLEMENT. ILLINOIS present 4 Jun 1831, Elder Lyman Wight and several others 4 Jun 1843, appeared to have been a branch there, ordained high pries~s.6 Jun 1831, Edward Partridge located near Bear Creek SertlemenL Late 1845, ordained a high priest by Lyman Wight Set 1832, John P. preparations were being made for the branch to move west. Green and family. 1834. Dennis Lake there. Feb 1834, (JHC 4 Jun 1843) Brigham Young married Mary Ann Angell. 25 Apr 1834, Milton Holrnes, elder and family. 2 May 1835, Amos Orton. LAFAYETTE, LhFAYETTE, LOUISIANA 1836, Jacob Bump there. Sep 1836, Brother Hawley from 28 Mar 1841,8 members. (JHC 28 Mar 1841) LAHAWE, HANCOCK, ILLINOIS LEVERETT, MASSACHUSETTS 15 Mar 1841, Elder Zenos H. Gurley reported that he Mar 1842,20 members. 1 8 May 1 842, 2 1 members. had labored for a few weeks at LaHarpe, where, in six days 9 Feb 1843,35 members. 9 Sep 1843. 35 members. (JHC he had baptized 52 persons. 18 Oct 1841, Jonathan 18 May 1842,9 Feb 1843,9 Sep 1843: HC4:566) Dunham married Roserra Dean LO Shepherd Glasier. 19 May 1842, John Reily and family; Nancy Rcilly; Josiah Ells, LEWIS, NEW YORK president; L.R. Chaffee, clerk. I Apr 1843, George Jul 1835: 17 members, pat of the Vermont Coulson, presiding elder, Nathaniel Wardon; Abner Bell Conference. Summer of 1833, Gustavius A. Perry and wife. and family. 1845,250 members 8 high priests. 42 elders, 5 Zebulon Adarns, possibly baptized Jan IS32 by Jared priests, 5 teachers, 4 deacons and 29 scattered members. Carrer. 20 Oct 1834. Josiah, Alvah, Carohe. John H. (JHC 15 Mar 1841 : COR:5,7: MNR:23; NRI; JBP) Tippets; I-Ienry and Zebulon Adams: David Bragg: Gustavus A. Perry. (HC2:238; Journals of John S.: Jared, LAKE, POTTAWATTAMIE, IOWA and Gideon H. Cartcr) 184.8, list of high priests in the branch. (PHP:2) LIBERTY, PIKE, ILLINOIS LAITCASTER, PENNSYLVANIA 4 Jun 1843, it was divided from the Freedom Branch 4 Oct 1843, Mary Ann Shefljn. 18 Occ 1843, in Adams County. The new branch may have been referred Bartholomew Mahony; Mary Mahony: Martin Miller; Mary to a9 che Liberty-Burton Branch. See Burton, Pike. Illinois. Miller. 20 Oct 1843, William G. Sleiren, presiding elder; (JHC 4 Jun 1543) Joseph Stallings; Margaret Scallings; Louisa Adalaide Stallings; William Nelson Stallings; Margaret Sheflin. LICKING RIVER CAMPBELL, KJDTUCKY (NTE:34,263; COR:6) Jan 1835, there were 9 members. Orson Pratt and Lorenzo D. Barnes baplized 7 more. (OP3:506, also see LANDAFE NEW HAMPSHIRE JHC 4 Sep 184 1; WJJul 1843). Jul 1835, thcre were members, part of the Vermont Conference. (HC2:238) LIMA. ADAMS, ILLllVOIS Also called Yelrorne and Morley settlement. 17 Sep LAPORE, INDTAN A 1840, Willjam Burgess, Jr. married Mariah Pulsipher by 24 Aug 1841, Laney Savage; William Snow, . 23 Oct 1840, branch organized at the home presiding elder; William Savage. (COR:2) of Alexander Mills with Isaac Morley, Patriarch of the Church as president of the branch; Jolm Murdock, 1st LASALLE, LASALLE, LLmOIS counselor; F. Waltcr Cox, 2nd counselor; Gardner Snow, Genealogical Journal 9:134 suggests that the Bishop; Henry Deam, 1st counselor; Clark J-ieUette, 2nd Norwegian Saints in this area had their own branch, counselor. Above officers were ordained and set apart by separate from the English-speaking Saints. See Fox River Presiden~Hpm Smith and Elder Almon Rabbit, James C. Settlement for inforrna~onon the Norwegian Branch. Snow acted as clerk. (GenealogicalJournal 9:134) Members belonging ~o the branch a1 that time included: (*indicates children under age 8) Isaac Morley; LEBANOX. ST. CLAIR, JLLDVOIS Lucy Morley; Cordelia C. Morley; Theressa Morley; Isaac 2 Dec 1843. (So. States Ms., 2 Dec 1843) Morley; F. Walter Cox; Sally E. Cox; "Frederick W. Cox, Jr.; *Louisa J. Cox; *Wllliarn A. Cox; Edwin Whiting; LEECHBURGH, PENNSYLVANlA Elizabeth T. Whidng; *William Whiting; *Amelia Whiting: Aug 1839,40 members. 20 Apr 1840, Mary Hoops; *Sarah E. Whiting; Gardner Snow; Sarah S. Snow; Mary William Ilickcnlooper, elder; Hannah Hoops. 7 Apr 1844, Snow; Martha S. Snow; *Elizabeth C. Snow; Henry Deam; Jesse Morgan, president; W. Critchlow, elder; Mrs. W. Elizabeth Deam; Sarah E. Deam; *Catherine A. Deam: Critchlow. (HC4:6; HC5:385; COR:4,9) Clark Iiallette; Phcbe Hallett; Amanda HaUett; *Louisa Hallett; *Thacher C. Ilallett; *Phebe Hallett. LENAME COUNTY, MICHIGAN James C. Snow, clerk and high priest; Eliza A. Snow; 1838, a branch of I l was established by M. Savine Sarah J. Snow; *John C. Snow; *Carlos 2. Snow; Joseph S. from New York. AJ3:713; OPJ:512) Allcn, elder; Lucy D. AUen; Mary E. Allen; *Caroline Allen; "Lucy G. Allen: Henry Devcnish; Mariah Devinish; Winrer; David Winter; John S. Winter; Jesse Win~er: Aaron M. York, elder: Hannah York; Asa B. York; Julian William Duncan, elder; Oliver H. Duncan; William York; *James S. York; "John W. York; Lydia B. Babcock; Duncan; Georgc R. Vorheese, elder of Seneca; Ann Edmund W. Whiting; Mary M. Whiling; "Martha B. Vorheese; Joseph L. Vorheese. Whiting: *Morenda A. English; *Charles H. English. Mariner Porter, elder; Amy Porter; Alma Porter; Marcellus McKown, elder: Phebe McKown; Orrin Malinda A. Porter; Nathan Sumner, teacher; Elizabeth McKown: Lucy McKown; Elisabeth McKown; "Rowana Sumncr: Mary Sumner; Jared Sumner: George Meddaugh; McKown; *Marcellus McKown, Jr.; *Thomas McKown; Mary W. Meddaugh; Jane Meddaugh: Jeremiah Willey, Sarah Wescon; Mariah Hornc: William Burgess. Jr.: Mariah elder of Seneca; Samantha Willey: Ellen S. Willey; Cynl Burgess: Edwin T. Merium, high priest, Re--d; Hannah Call: Omer and Homer Call; Lucina Call; Mary Call: Marium; Amasy Marium: *George F. Marium; Caroline Rosaline Call; Sarah Call; Malissa Call; David Chandler; Spencer; Dominicus Carter, elder; Sylvia Carter; Arl}.tda May A. Chandler; Roberr Johnson; Absolom Tidwell, elder Carter: Lucinda Carter; *Lydia A. Carter; *Sidney Carter: of Seneca; Elisabcth Tidwell; Ransom Tidwell; Thomas Edwin Cox. elder: Ann Cox; William Cox. Tidwell; Patsey Tidwell; William Tidwell; Sarah J. Tidwell; David Losee; Lyda tosee; Abram Losee: priest; Mary Bctsey J. TidweU. Losee: Jemima Losec; Benjamin Bragg, elder: Hannah Henry Ettleman, elder of Seneca; Chrisrina Ettleman; Bragg; Caroline Bragg; Mary Bragg; Emily Bragg; Sarah Samuel Ettleman; Mary A. Ettleman; Moroni W.Ettleman; Bragg; Benjamin Bragg, Jr.; Joseph Bragg; Hannah Legget; Mariah Benner; Alexandcr McCord, teacher; Elizabeth Nancy Koyl; John Lamoreaux, elder; Andrew Palmer, McCord; Eunice McCord; Benjamin R. Wescott. elder; Jane priest; Almira Palmer; Sabra Heki; Almeda S@ingham: A. Wescott; James I. Knapp; Sarah J. Wescott: Lamonia Polly Smngham; Silvester H. Earl; Sister Earl Ois Wescon; Lvi Osgood: Patience Osgood; Rodah Blanchard; Caroline Owen]; CpsWinget; Daniel Stanton, high priest; Sarrah Harvey; Celia Harvey; Lewis Harvey: Zimri Clanincia Stanton; Elisebeth M. Stanton; Hemct t. Stanton; Grosong; Belinda Grosong; George D. Groshong; Martin R. Carolina E. Stanton. Groshong; Mary C. Groshong. , elder: Sel y I-Iunt; Gilbert Hunt; Nancy Oliver Thornton; Mary Thornton; Thomas Thornton: Hunt; Marshal Hunt; Julia Hunt; John Hunt: Miner Winn, Eliza A. Thornton: Jonathan Sumner, elder; Susannah priest; Nancy Winn; James Winn; John Winn; Dennis Sumner; Jonalhan Sumner, Jr.; John Neel; Clemency Neel; Winn; Polly Winn; Thomas Winn; Elijah Wilson; Martha William Ncel; David Garner; ELiseberh Gamer; Martha A. Wilson; Ervine Wilson; Alferd G. Wilson; ELisabeih Garner; Mariah Garner; Fredrick Garner; Thomas Hancock, Wilson; Milton Linch: Elendor Wilson; Sarah Wilson; Jr.; Thorn D. Casper, elder; Rachel Casper; Mary Casper; Hanict Thornton: Straclon Thornton; Louiza Thorncon; Stephen M. St John, elder; Fally SLJohn; Hemelt St John; Horace Thomton; Mahitabcll Thomton; Caliso Thomron: Mariett St John; Benjamin K. Hall, deacon; MehitabeI Hall; Adrian Miles, elder; Albert Miles; Maria Miles: Sally Ann Horace K Hall: Mary K. Hall; Catharine Hall; Louiza Hall. Selbew. James Israel, high priest; Laviner Israel; John Israel; Abrem George Garner, teacher; Elisebeth Hedrick Garncr; Israel; Elijah Lsrael; Abegail L. Leavitt; Cornelia E. Leavict: Henry Garner; Eliz. Jane Garncr; Andrew Hamilton, elder Lucia L. Lravitt: Jacob Ettleman, Seneca; Margarcc of Seneca: Abey Hamilton; Eli B. Hamilton; Zechariah Ettleman; Sarah A. Ettleman; Hannah Stenecher: George Hamilton; Erastus Rudd; Eliza Rudd; Samuel Alger, elder; Ettleman; Susan Ettleman; Mary E. Ettlernan; William CLarissa Alger; John Alger; Alva Alger; Samuel Alger, Jr.; Woodland elder; Nicholas Kelly, deacon; James Woodland; Thomas Alger; Clarissa Alger; Fanny Caster; Mary Brown; Eunice A. Moshirc; Robert Johnson; Eliza Johnson; John Brown; Daniel Brown; Francis Brown: Mary Brown: William Garner, elder; Sarah Gamer; Elizabeth A. Garner; David Gamer; John Gamer; Philip Garner, elder of Seneca: Sarah J. Gamer; Hannah Burgess. Mary Hedrick Garner; William Garner of Seneca; Jane Sarah Proctor; Catharine A. Proctor; John M. Proctor; Gamer; Henry Garner. George Lyman, teacher; Rosina Lyman; Gilbert Lyman; James Dudley; Lucinda Dudley; Malvala Dudley; Hostencey Lyman; Emma Lyman;Marinda Lyman: Wmond Cynthia Ann Dudley: William Dudley; Jacob Crandall: Durfey, high priest; Lanna Pickle Durfey; John Durfey; Anenia Miles; Benjamin Crandall; Rebecca Crandall; Abram Durfey; Jabez Durfey; Mary Durfey; Nephi Durfey; Printha CrandaU; Louiza Gamer; Sarah Gamer; Sarah James Durfey, elder; Cyntha Durfey; Clarissa Durfey; Laura Miles; Benjamin Jones; Mina Jones; Samuel Jones; David Durfey, Anna Durfey; Alsina Durfey; Joscph Dutiey; Mary Jones; Eliza E. Jones; David Winter; Sarah Winter; Ann Durfey; Benjamin Durfey; Sarah Durfey; James Dmfey, Jr.; Elisabeh Durfcy: Solomon Hancock, high priest; Phebc Tubs; Solon Basset; Wmen Stanton; Daniel Brown; Adams Hancock; Joseph I-Iancock; Charles Hancock; Isaac Wmen Rose: Thomas J. King; Rebecca C. Gp;George C. Hancock; Alta Hancock. King; William J. King; Johnathan Alma Ehg; Amy J. King; Lydia Adams: Thomas Hancock, Seneca; Anna Enoch C. fing; Rhoda C. King; Thomas F. Gng; "'Lorenzo Hancock: Hannah Carter; Mary B. Carter; Orvil S. Cox; S. Caner; Jane Harness; Israel Brown; Susan Brown. Elvua P. Cox; Elisha Wliong; Sally Whiting: Almon Wdham Hickenlooper; Sarah I-Iickenlooper; Harriett Whiting; Sylvester Whiling; Lewis Whiting: Chancey Kickenlooper; Belinda Hickenlooper; John Hickenlooper; Whiting; Edithia A. Whiling; William H. Keys; Fliza Keys; John Wimmer: Eliseberh Wirnmer; Elisabelh Wimmer; Alma Keys; William Carter, elder. Seneca; Sarah Carter; Agrippa Cooper: Martha H. Coopcr; Simmons Curtis. Petcr Y. Curer; Abiah Caner; Lyman Carter; William elder; Emily Curtis; Richard Nighton: Enos Curtis, high Cater, Jr.; Hannah Caner; Jacob Degraw; Sopllia Degraw: pricst; Ursala Curtis; David Curtjs, elder; Amanda Curris: Emehe Depw; Clarisa Degraw: Eugene Degraw; Martha William Chrichiow. high priest; 1-larriert Chrichlow; 1. Degraw: Roswell Blood: Eleanor Blood: Moroni Blood; Benjamin Chrichlow; Charlot R. Chrichlow; William F. Daniel Blood. Chrichlow: Hannah E. Whealon; Eliza Ilurman; Maret Plulip Ettleman, elder, St.; Catharine Ettleman; John Staley. Huston; Christians Huston: Hcnry Benilel., elder; Susan~iah 29 Oct or No\! 1 840, Richard Car~ermanied Hannali Benner; Isaac Benner; Samuel Benner; Philip Benner: Parker by Aaron York: the foliowing members performed Elizabeth Smith; Catherine Smith; William Smith: Hannah baptisms for their dead &ends: Sally Whiting; Lucy Morley; N. Carter; Willjam C. Perry; Eliza B. Perry; Moses Sarah Weston; Phebe McKowin; Gardner Snow; Isaac Clauson, elder; Cornelia Clauson; Ebenezer Clauson; Morley: John Murdock, Jr. 7 Nov 1840. the following William A. Clauson; George Clauson; Loly A. Clauson; members performed bap~ismsfor their dead friends: John Moscs Clauson, Jr.; Moroni Clauson; Sarah J. Clauson; Murdock, Jr.; Gardner Snow; Edmond Durfcy; A1be1-1 Elisha Vorheese; Nancy Vorheese; Sabre Vorheese; Isaac Miner; Levi Osgood; Joseph Allen; Laney Durfey; Lydia B. Vorhecse: A. Pcry Vorheese; Alrnira Vorheese; Sarah E. English; Sarah Wesron. 14 Nov 1840, the following Vorhecse; Moroni Vorheese. members performed baptisms for the dcad: John Murdock, Warren Snow. elder; Mary A. Snow; Alexander Jr.; Edmond Durfey; J.ma Durfey; Jemima M. Lindsey; Cheny, elder: James C. Earl, elder; Amos Scott, elder; Mary Vierlaty Burgess; Mahitable Ilall. Jane Dulcy; George Snow, elder; Richard Carter, elder: 20 Jun 1 84 1, Amos Cox married Philcna Morley by John Deam; Elisabeth Deam; Michael Braninger: elder; Watson Cox; Chauncy Whihg married Editha Ann Morley Mary Braninger; John Edmondson; John Cuningham; by Walson Cox. Mariah Archerson; William Dudley, elder, Lana Dudley; 23 Sep 1841,421members. 23 Ocr 184 1, confcrence John H. Carter, Jr., eider; Elizabeth Carter; *Mariett Carter; held with 424 members present, including 54 officers. 0. Lydia Hill; James Scott; Burton Scott, priest; John Tuale: M. Duel and family living 12 miles from Lima and 14 miles Lurher Tuttle; Elisebeth Tuttle; Ellen Manson; Nancy from Nauvoo. 1542. Sylvester Henry Earl is mentioned. Buchannan; John Buchannan; Mary A. Buchannan; June 1843, a conference was held and the branch and stake Archable Buchannan. reorganized wjrh Isaac Morels, president and two Joseph Huff, teacher; Mary Jane HufT; Sily Owen, counselors; Gardmer Snow, bishop and ~wocounselors, and eldcr; Lyda Owen; William Prissley, elder; Elleanor H. a high council. April 1844, a quorum of hgh priests was Preslcy; James Dunn: Lydia Scott; Hiram Scott; Lydia S. organized here with 3 1 members. Horace Rawson was the Scott; Richard Scott; "Amos B. Scott; *Caleb Scott; president. 26 Apt 1845, an account wiinen by James C. Samuel Blair, elder; Catherine Blair; Elizabech Deam: Snow in relation to the blessing of children in he Stake of David Stonner; Ann Stonner; Susan Cuningham; Lyman in Yelrome?State of Illinois. Hancock County, 1isr.s the Stephens; Martha Stephens, *Reuben Stevens: ''Hiram following: Children of James C. Snow and Eliza A. Snow-- Stevens; *Edmond Stevens; Ezbon Childs; Abraham Rose, Sarah J. Snow, 3 kb1539: Fanvest, Caldwell Co. By elder; Catharine Rose; Orson H. Rose; Ann V. Rose; Alley Patriarch Joseph Smith. Sr. and James C. Snow; John C. S. Rose; Martha Rose; William Mooney; Eliza Ann Snow, 15 Jul 1840, I-lancock County by Patriarch Isaac Mooney; Jasper Mooney; David Mooney; Marilda Mooney. Morley and James C. Snow; Eliza A. Snow, 20 Sep 1843 Elisebeth Dunn; Allen Wait. elder; Polly Dureu Wait; by Patriarch Isaac Morley and Elder James C. Snow; James Nathan H. Jennings; Cornelia M. Jennjngs; Lra A. Owen; , 26 Apr 1846, City of Joseph, I-Iancock Co. Susanah Dun; Adaline Rose; Mildred LofLon; William By James C. Snow. Child of Rufus S. Vaughn and Polly Vaughn--Nancy C. Vaughn, 6 Ocr 1845, Hancock Co. By branch at this time. The branch is near Wesrfield. (EIC 12 Pan. Isaac Morley and James C. Snow. Child of Warren Mar 1843 : HC5:309) Snow and Mary A. Snow--Joseph S. Snow. 3 Mas 1845, Hancock Co.. by Pam. Isaac Morlep and Warren Snow. LITTLE ROCK VLLLGE, MASSACHt'SElTS Children of Frederick W. And Emeline Cox--Frederick H. 22 Mar 1843, 20 members; branch organized on this Cox, 6 Nou I836 Farwest, Caldwell Co. By Bishop date. (JHC 22 Mar 1843) Pamidge; Louiza J. Cox, 1839, Hancock Co. By Pau. Isaac Morley, William A. Cox, 1841 Hancock Co. By Pam. Isaac LITTLEFTELD, OHIO Morley and F. W. Cox; Eliza E. Cox, 1844. Hancock Co. 14 May 1842, part of Grafton Conlerence. (IHC 14 By Pau. Isaac Morley and F. W. Cox. Perintha 0. Tyler May 1842) blessed L 1 Jun 1845. Hancock Co. Under the hands of elders Daniel Tyler. Abram Rose and David Lemeraux. LITTLETON, NEW HAMPSHIRE 12 Sep 1845. the saints were asked by church leaders July 1835, 10 members. (HC2:238) to abandon this setrlemcnt. (Lima Branch Records; NMR:52,56.62; HC5:427-429: HC6:346; MC 23 Sept LIVONAtLAVONA. NEW YORK 1841, 13 Sep 1845; JOB:23:46) Esquire Bearnan a member. May 1835. 20 members, pm of the Wcstfictd Conference. (I-IC2:20)

LTNCOLN COUNTY. MAIN LOBOROLiG WLOUGHBOROUGH, UPPER CANADA 26 Sep 1841, 45 members on the mainland opposite lune 1835, 25 members. bter mention of up co 40 the Fox Islands. (JHC 26 Sep 1841) members. (HC2:235; CAN:75)

LITCHFELD, CONNECTICUT LONG lSLAND BRANCH 12 Sep 1844, John Hughes, elder; Benjamin Gibson; (OPJ: 107) Pheobe Gibson.(COR: 109) LOKAE. MRAIN, OH10 LITlZE BEAR CREEK, FRANKLIN. ALABAMA (T&S: 23 May 1841) 17 Sep 1844, Ruben Copeland, elder. 4 Occ 1544, branch oiche church mentioned. 14 Feb J 845,22 members. LOWELL BRANCH. WESTFORD, MLDDLESEX, (So States Ms.) MASSACHESETTS I8 May 1842, 10 members. 29 Aug 1842, 25 LITTLE MOSQUTTO, POTTAWATTAME, IOWA members. l l Sep 1842, 36 members. 9 Feb 1843. 60 2 lan 1848, List of high priesn: John Morgan. members. 8 May 1843, Ezra T.Benson; Penis Antherton; (PHP:7) Chrismpher C. Fisher; Mary A. Flsher. G Sep 1843, Israel Harriman; L C. Nichols: president; D. Sawyer, clerk. 9 Sep 1843. 48 members. Francis Fletcher and his wife, Esther LmLE NAUVOO, WTHE, VIRGINIA Bathsheba Wright, and their children, Edwin Rancis, I I Sep 1842. 3 1 members, 1 priest, 1 tcacher and I Charles Eugene and Esther Jane. were members of this deacon; part of Lhe Burke's Garden, TazeweU Counry branch and emigrated in 1847. (JHC 18 May 1842.29 Aug conference. 26 Aug (843,George M. Tibbs, clerk; Michael 1842, 1 l Sep 1842, 9 Feb 1843; COR:6,7; UPB 1 :87) Creager; Barbara Creager; Isaac Creager; Catherjne Creager; Andrew J. Shupe; Elizabeth Shupe; William E. LYDEN, NEW YORK Higginbotham; Louisa Higginbotham. (So. States Ms. I I 23 Oct 1839, Joseph L. Robinson; James Blakcsler. Sep 1842: COR:7, 108) (COR:3)

LYMAN, GFUFTON, NEW HAMPSIURE LITTLE RIVER, MASSACHUSETTS Zadock Parker, presiding elder; Miriam Parker, hs Late 1842 and early 1843, 20 members were wife; Solinda Eastman Parker. (Lyman D. Plan records) converted by Mwin D. Woolley, who also organized the LW,NEW YORK June 1535, 4 mcrnbers, pan of thc Black Rivcr 1840, Thomas Gates appoinrcd to high council, afrer which Conference. 27 Jul 1845. Asa Holton; Jane Holton; Artirnus he and last four mentioned were ordained by President A. Holton. (HC2:222,225; COR: 1 12) Johnson and loci were drawn for heir places in che quorum: I - Anson Call, 2 - I.M. Benson: 3 - Ahsalom Perkins, 4 - LYhlN, MASSACHUSETTS John Lawson. 5 - E.B. Wighiman, 6 - Erascus Bingham, 7 - Several bapiized at Lynn. including Freeman Morris Phelps, 8 - llavid Dutton, 9 - Hanfey Strong, 10 - Nickerson. 4 Ocr 1842, 5 members. (Star3:66) Franc~sFaton, I I - Benjamin Benson. 25 Oct 1840, Widow Quick and ctuldrcn mcnhotled LYONS. WAYNE, NEW YORK in hgh council meeting. 27 Dcc 1840, application made for 6 Jan 1833. Phebe Ann Morton baptizcd. 14 Jan the formation of a branch at La Harpc. agreed. Hiram Boyce 1833, Truman Osborn Angell bapliixd. April 1833, 13 and Thomas Dunn ordained elders by E. Page and J. baptized. May 1835. conference held there with Orson Holbrook. Resolved that Bishop build a housc for Widow Hyde, William Srnih and Brigham Young presiding. Sheman. 30 Dec 1540, John Wood ordained an elder, cur (13C2:225;HC5:384; IZGR Jamts Wrn. Angcll: JOB:5,8) off from church Fcb 1841. 17 Apr 1848 I, Frazier Earon expecting ro move into town shortly. E. B. Wighrman MACEDONLA, HANCOCK, ILLINOIS resigned his high council assignmenr because he was going This branch was 20 miles cas~ofh'auvoo. Originally em. A. Call md David Dutlon would soon movc ro town. it was called Rarnus, but was changed to Macedonia in Hmey Strong resigned from high council. Comictee 1843. It wa.5 also known as the Crooked Creek Branch. 7 assigned ro assist in appointing a person to preside over La Apr 1839, the branch was organized at Crooked Creek and Harpe Branch. callcd Lhe Crooked Creek Branch; Joel H. Johnson, 24 Jul 184 1, J.K Chapman, Alanson Brown and Isaac presiding elder: William Wightman, clerk; Absalom Clark sct apart as high counselors to replace vacancies. 1. Perkins, wacller; William G.Perkins, dcacon. W. I-landy, elder, made a complaint agains Benjamin 22 Scp 1839, George G. Johnston ordained a teacher. Kernpton. 3 1 Jul 184 I, Samuel Thornson a member of a 6 Dec 1839, branch was callcd together a1 Brother Menill's committee. Joseph T4olbmok Alanson Brown, W. Edwards, near Cmhage. Phdandcr Colkin ordained a tcachcr. 15 Jun loseph Telford and Finiey Pagc in Monmourh jail for

1840, at a meeting aL he Rock Creck setllerncnt, David stealing. 18 nov 1841: Brigham Young and Richard Savage Whlrc and Narhaniel Friimpron ordained elders. 2 Jul 1840, camc &om Nauvoo, above five men were expelled from the John A. ficks, president; Joseph Molbrook; Nathaniel church. E. Page objected by Elder Young said it was all Frampton; William Whiteman, clerk. 2,525 acres legd. Thomas Edwards charged with assault and battery incorporated into the city. 1 12 members. A request that a and W.W. Edwards as accessory, both expelled f~omthe stake be established was sent co thc and church. 18 Nov 184 1, confercncc hcld; some problems at approved. 9 Jul 1840. lemr from Joseph and I-Iyrum Smith, La Harpe Branch settled. stake organizd: Joel H. Johnson, president; Joscph 4 Dec 1841, J-Iyrum Smirh and three apostl.cs I-Jolbrook, firsc counselor; Ebenexr Page, sccond recommendcd Ramus be discontinued as a stake; stake counselor; William Wightman, bishop; Elijah 3. Gaylord dissolved. William Wigh~mannominated presiding eldcr and William G. Pcrkins, counselors: cornmi~tecassigned to over considerable objections. Elder Young said it was Ll~e locate a town was Frazier Eaton; E. D. Whire; Robert will of the Lord, buc John Lawson was ordained presiding Gibson and Thomas Carjco. 15 Jul 1840, above officcrs elder and J.E. Johnson as clerk. 5 Dec 1841, unanimously ordained by FJyrurn Smilh. Ordained to the hgh council resolved chat the Ram.us Srake be disconrinucd and the were E. B. Wightman; Frasier Eaton: Anson Call: David Ramus Branch be established. 5 Dec 1841, Dr. Aaron Dunon and 1.M. Benson. Holden requested to withdraw from Lhe church, fellowship Recommended that a stake of Zion be built within the withdrawn. I I Jan 1842, S.C. Rogers disfellowshipped for bounds of the Crooked Creek Branch on die land of assault, banery and abusive language. 27 Jan 1842, brorhcrs Absalom Perkins. William Pcrkins, Ute Perkins, Abraham Libby cut off far false docmne. Hmm Holden Sr., and a pan of William Miller's, rhe public square of the disfellowshipped. S.C. Rogers made satisfaction. stake to be not far tiom rhe home of Ure Pcrkins, Sr. 1842 Hancock County Tax list pages 17 1 - 1 75 are for Discussion on town lotr, etc. 23 Jul 1840, resolved that the Macedonia area. Morris Phelps, Benjamin Benson, Erastus Bingham and Apr 1844, John Vance, Sarah Perkins Vance. Harvey Suong fd vacancies in rile high council. 29 Sul Hezehah Thatcher, Allcg Thatcher, and the Thaccher children are mentioned. Scp 1842, names presented as disfellowshipped; Isaac Shun and wife disfellowshipped; persons for missions: lsaac Cleveland; Martin Titus; Isaac William Jaclcson disfellowshipped, later reins~ated.24 Jan Rogers; Joseph Kitcllam; William Savage; David Dutron; 1844, William Jackson, Elanson Tuttle and John W.G. Perkins: J.13. Johnson; Benjamin Andrews; Elijah B. VanHouton charged with drunkedness. E. Tunle Gaylord; James Johnson; W.1-I. Yaker: Ute Perkins; Elijah disfcllowshipped. Valentine Purdue excommunicated. Eliner; William L. Perluns; B.F. Johnson; E. Larkey; John Alfred Benson chsfellowshippcd, restored 28 Jan 1844. Jan Allen; Andrew Perluns; George Snyder; Sanuel E. 1844, Charles Spry ordained an elder. 5 Feb 1844, Joscph Carpenter: Isaac Clark; Otis Shumway; William Willis; Ketcham reinstated, Isaac Shun reinstated. 6 Feb 1844, Lewis Reppley; John Wakeley; E. Page; Jesse Crosby: S.C. Anson Allcn ordained an elder. Charles Thompson. Charles Rogcrs: John Lidnisay: Z. Springer; Justus Morse; Lorenzo Spry, E. Durfee and Benjamin Andrews recommended to be Young; John Lawson. The following wcre ordained. ordained elders. presumably as elders: John Wakely; Edwad Larkey; 2. 22 Apr 1844. missionary calls extended co Willianl G. Springer; Joseph Kitcham: J.E. Johnson; James Johnson; Perkins to Missouri; John Allen and W.J. Whilps to Illinois; William T. Willis; George W. Johnson: Thomas Callister; Cyrus Ellsworth to Upper Canada; Joshua Parker to New and James Tompluns. York City; J.H. Johnson, a roving co~nrnission.22 Apr I5 Kov 1842, President Lawson leaving, 1844. Matthias Cowley excommunicated, res~ored,no date recomrncnded David Dutton to replace him as president given. About 2 Jan 1845, James Fife excomrnunicaled. 18 pro-tern. John Quale. Charles Spry, and Otis Shumway in Feb 1845, William Perkins ordained Bishop of Macedonia. city as residents. 13 Mar 1843, debate over Elder Lawson's 10 Aug 1845, James Fife branch clerk. 17 Aug 1845, Jacob worlhiness. Almon Babbitt chosen to replace him by Joseph Chapman family not supporting the twelvc as heads of the Smith. The name Macedonia is mentioned for the first time church. Benjamin Andrew family sick, but not supporting in conjunction with this branch. Sep 1843, A.W. Babbitt the twelve as heads of he church. Chapman farmly resigned as presiding eldcr. 25 Sep 1843, John Smith disfellowshipped. R. Dutton and sister Wilson not elected as presiding elder. The following mernbcrs werc supporting the twelve as heads of the church; bob were cut rebaplized: (males) Charles Chnsman; A.W. Condit: Elijah off. 24 Aug 1845, moved that William G. Perkins, Ruius Elmer; Otis Shumway; Samuel E. Carpenter; E.B. Gaylord; Forbush, Isaac Clark, Edward Larkie, William Jackson. Martin Lampher; John Lawson; Jonathan Newman; Isaac Noah Green, Calvin C. Downey and Jusrus Morse visited Clark; Thomas Callister; Joseph Ketchum, Joseph Jackson; the Merent wards of the branch. William R. Terry; Eli Dehm; Harvey Park; Fiey Page; 19 Dec 1845, J.M. Benson reinstated. 22 Mar 1846, Monroe Crosier; Joseph B~olonicw;Francis Wallace; the following excommunicated for bcing followers of Horace Robens; Seymour Page; John McConnell; Edward Strang: Otis and Sally Shurnway; David Dutton and wife; DeHart; Jonathan Russell; Thorret Peck; Ebenezer Page; Brolher Hartley and wife; Robert S. Butler; William 1-lk-i~; Horace Russell; William Thorp; Allen Russell. Calvin C. Downey and wife; James Fife; Mrs. Men; (Females rebaptized): Carolyn Lampher; Polly Brohcr Manwaren and wife. Brother Deckcr confumed and Carpenter: Polly Clark; Hannah Wetherill; Elizabeth Van ordained to office of elder. 29 Mar 1846. Adeline Yager did Houton; Mary Chrisman; Sally Shumway; Mary Gaylord; noc believe in che present church organization. David Kemp Mary Elmer; Mary Tutlle: Sophia Ketchum; hsilla Shun; and wife: James Hoarth: Abraham Garnctt and wife of the Mary Downey; Ehabeth Hartlcy; Adelinc Downey; Martha same opinion. James I-loarth cut oft John Allen Jane Chrisrnan; Elizabeth Elmer; Mary Larkey; Ann disfellowshipped; David Kemp and wife cut OW, kander Jackson; Mary A. Tei~)'; Polly Bartholomew; Sarah Mcmll disfellowshipped. (RAM:5-1 1,15- 16.18,22-29,3 1 - Wallace; Fluld& Parks; Hannah DeHarc: Lictica McConnell; 32:35,38-49: HC4:143-145; JHC 2 Jul 1840, 18 Nov 1841, Ruh Crosier; Jane Parks; Bctsey Parkes; Matilda Wallace; 5 Dec 1841, 11 Feb 1845; OPI34: 198) Rachel Page; Mary L. Page; Lully Russell; Nancy Russell; Mary Ann Tliorp; Rebecca Thorp; Charity Jackson; Clarissa F. Gleason. MACEDONIA, POTTAWA'ITPJMIE, IOWA 28 Nov 1843, members in Nauvoo and surrounding 12 Jan 848, list of hlgh priests:Andrew H. Perkins; branches signed the scroll petition to United Stales congress William G. Perkins; John B. Wilson; William T. Willis; for the redress of wrongs suffered in Missouri. Asias Kilburn; John Hughes: Jacob Moms; Bartholomew 24 ec 1843, elder J.M. Benson excommunicated for Mahoney. (PHP:3) adultery. 7 Jan 1844, Joseph Ketcham and wife MADISON COUNTY, TENNESSEE appointment in Timothy Block neighborhood, next sabbath 20 Jan 1844, about 13 members in the county. (So. at Monuose, 4 miles, Nashville. 6 miles, next at the States Ms. 20 Jan 1844) Mccharn setdement, 5 miles then at home in the Nawley settlement." 8 Aug 1841. 109 members reported at the MAINE Zarahemla stake conference as being from the branch. (1CI-I 17 Apr 1844, Alfred Dixon, elder: John Robinson; 18 Jul 1840,8 Aug 1841) Mrs. John Robinson. (COR:9) MXCINO, MICHIGAN MALIHIDE, UPPER CANADA 18 Dec 1842. H. H. West; Charles Dalton; Mary Edward Johnson and Rachel Harris members of the Elizabeth Dalton from the branch. (COR:8) branch. (OPJ:78) h4EDWAY. MASSACHUSETTS MANCHESTER. WAYNE, NEW YORK 1 I Sep 1842, some members apparently in the area May or early June 1830: Manchester Branch but not yet organized into a branch. (JHC 1 1 Sep 1842) organized. Aug 1830, the Smith family, who had been living near Manchestcr, moved to Waterloo, New York. 2 Jan 183 1, the branch was commanded by the Lord "to go to MENDON, MONROE, NEW YORK the Ohio," and was disorganized. (MAP: 16,19; HCI : I 19; FaJJ or winter 183 1, Alpheus GilTord, EJial Strong and HSP:75) Enos Curtis from Rutland Twp, Pennsylvania, and Elea7.er Miller, and Daniel Bowen From Columbia Twp, MANSFIELD. TOLLAND. CONNECTICUT Pennsylvania, arrived in Mendon, preaching the gospel. 14 4 Oct 1840. appeared to be a branch at that bme. 8 Apr 1832, Brigham Young baptized, confirmed and Apr 184 1, Josiah James; Arsenath James: Samuel Parker. ordained an elder by Eleazer Miller. John Young and elder; William W. Rust, elder. (JCH 4 Oct 1840; COR:2) Miriam Works, members. May 1832, che following were members of the Mendon Branch: John Young. Sr., and his MARTINSBURG, KENTUCKY wife Mary; Brigham Young and his wife Miriam works]; Dec 1839>about 10 members. (HAL:68) Ptuneas Young and his wife Clarjssa; Joseph Young: John P. Green and hs wife Rhoda [Young]: Heber C. Kimball MARTICKVILLE, PENNSYLVANIA and his wife Vilate Murray, of Victor, near Mendon, 17 Apr 1843, William L. Slerrect, presiding elder; Ontario, New York. I-leber was baptized 15 Apr I832 by Samuel Mackey; Phebe Mackey; Harriet Mackey: John Alpheus Gifford and ordained an elder during the summer. Mackey; AM Mackey; Famy Mackey; Hannah Mackey; Other members were: Lorenzo Dow Young and his wife Sarrah Mackey; Mary Mackey. (COR:5,7) Persis; Ezra Thaycr of Brighton; Joel Sanford and his wife Louisa; William Stillman and his wife Susan Fanny Young; MASCOUTAH. ST. CLADR, ILLINOIS Ira Bond and his wife Charlotte, he being a son of Abner 2 1 Feb 1843, a branch of the church organized with and brother of Zcbedee; Isaac Flummerfelt. wife and fanlily; I 1 members. (JHC 2 1 Fcb 1843) Rufus Parks; John Morton and wife Betsey; Nathan Tomlinson and wife; Israel Barlow, his mother, brolhcrs MASSAC: MASSAC, ILLmlors and sisters; Hiram Page of Phelps. (JOB:3; IB: 102-103; 10 Apr 1840, a branch there. (JHC 10 Apr 1840) HC 1 :296)

MEADS BASIN BRANCH (NY OR CT) , OXFORD, MAINE 3 Apr 1844, 12 members. (JHC 3 Apr 1844) 1541, branch probably organized at this time by Jeremiah Willey. May 1841, presided over by Ausgood Vergin. (DPS2:29) MECHAM, LEE, IOWA 18 Jul 1840, John Smith presided over Iowa Saints. "The Saints are scattered some distance from each other, MEXICO, UPPER CANADA and I havc to visit each neighborhood on the sabbath jn their Johnathan Hanington; Julia Hanington; Joseph Main; turn. On 18 Jul, sabbath morning, I have to Fdl an Mmha Main. ((PI:82,85) MICHIGAN MORAVIA. NEW YORK 1844, Mcphibosbeth Sirrine was selected by Brigham Nov 1839, Isaac C. Haight lived here with small Young to preside over branches in Michigan and branch of the church. (JOB:27) Connecticut. (Source unknown) MORGAN COUNTY, ILLINOIS MIDDLE YORK, VERMILLION, ILLINOTS Apr 1841, 23 members, representing membership in 12 Feb 1844, baptized 8; 10 members were present Morgan, Green and Scott Counties. (TS2:452) just a short while later at a conference. (JHC 12 Feb 1844) MORLEY SETTLEMENT. HANCOCK, ILLINOIS MILL, POTTAWATTAME, IOWA (Sce Lima, Hancock, Illinois) 2 Ian 1844, list of high priests in the branch: Emer Harris; Horace Rawson; Samuel Swamer, cut off; Jerome MORMONTOWN, PlKE ILLLNOIS Benson; George P. Dykes; Bachias Dustin; Philip Gardner; Sep 1839 rllere were about 300 members. This area WiUiam Gamer; John Lamoreaux, dead; Abraham C. was 4 miles east of Pittsfield. 1846, some remained behind Hodge; Hiram Cannon; George Garner; Charles Allen; and affiliated with rhe RLDS church. (Pike Counly Martin L. Bcnson. The prophet visited the branch; 90 Republican, 17 Jul 1963) members. Mary E. Woodard and Caleb Bennett rvcre members. (PHP:2,6; 1IC4:6,49,54; COR:2) MORONI, BROWN, ILLINOIS 26 Mar 1840, Elder Wood organized a branch located MILLBURY. MASSACI-IUSETTS 7 miles from Perry. Pike, Illinois with 11 members. 1842, I6 members. 9 Feb 1843, 1 I members. (JHC) Loderwick Ferre elected to presidc; William Bickmore, teacher; Samuel Bickmore, deacon. The branch owned a MINISSINH, NEW HAMPSHIRE spacious school house, which accommodated about 100. I-Ie 2 members. (HC4:6) named it the Moroni Branch (see also Union Branch). 28 Feb 1841, branch belonged to the Brown County Stakc. MONMOUTH COUNTY, NEW JERSEY Levi Gifford branch president, Lodarick Feny as 1st 1 Jan 1840, 90 members. (OPJ: 108; TS 1 :61) counselor, Jacob Foutz as 2nd counselor; James Brown as bishop, Wi1li.m Gambell as fmt counselor and Scephen MONROE COUNTY. MISSISSrPPI Abbott as 2nd counselor, and Lawson H. Rice as clerk. 8 Apr 1846, 17 families leave for ~e west. (John Members include: Hiram lacques, elder; Archibald Brow11Journal) Forsyth, elder; Nancy Jacques; Samuel R. Weir; Cah~e Weir; Mary Ishmacl: George Dawson Weir; Esther Forsyth; MONTAGUE, FRANKLW, MASSACHUSETTS John Huse, priest; Esther Huse; Preston lshan~el;John May 1838, 3 members from this town artended a Drysdale; John Thomas; Peler Ross, deacon; Eljzaberh conference. (HC4:6) Ross: Thomas Reeves; Anna Reeves; Matilda Reeves; William Bickmore, teacher; Samuel Baker; Nanor Baker; MONTEBELLO BRANCH George Bickmore; Martha Bjckmore; Charity Bickmore; 18 Oct 1842, a number of members living at Golden's Hanson Momson; Jane Bickmore: Charles Roberts, elder; Point and Monrcbello area ask to become a branch. 28 Dec Eliza Roberts; Christina Bickmore; Deborah Gifford; 1839, Delia Richardson married Nahum Curtis by Levi PresciUa Gif€ord; Daniel Gifford; William Gifford; Jane Jackman. (NMR:62; JHC 18 Oct 1842) Humes: William I-fumes; Stephen Litz; Fanny Litz; halph hwder; Milltlxa Ann Badley; Richard Kinnerman; Priddy Meeks; Sarah Meeks; Albert Baker; Polly Baker; Eliza Ann MONTROSE, LEE IOWA Bickmore; Mary Sane Bickmore; Sarah Ann Bickrnore; 18 Jul 1840, Elias Smith ordained as bishop in the Sarah Moore, Clarissa Moore; Ephan A. Moore; Calvin branch. May 1839, Joseph B. Noble was there. 23 May Moore; Nancy Wildon; Jesse Lowder; Thomas Briggs; 1839, Brigharn Young and Wilford Woodruff arrived. Polly Briggsr Edward Feawick; John Lloyd; John Serralt; Elijah Fordham was there. 7 Jan 1841. Marian Evans Margaret Serralt; Richard Briggs; Jane Briggs; Elizabeth married Samuel James by George W. Gee. (JI-IC 18 Jul Briggs; Jarnima Tila; Jane Scott; David Boss; Martha Boss; 18-40; JOB:22; NMR:27) Alexander Boss; Calvin Boss; Alfred Boss; Abigail Abbott; Bosley,elder; Mrs. Bosley: John Brown. deacon; Shelton: Lewis Ncaley; Franklin Riston: William Ncaley; Delig. . . Brown; Mary Pack: Emmaline Brown; Lucy .Milton Richards, priest; Levi Calliway; Newton Richards. Brown; Salley Ann Griffin; Elizabeth Ferry; Roswell Feq; 20 Jul 1845, the children of Joseph and Ann Griffith Ann Ferry: Levi Powell, priest; Elizabeth Powell; blessed: Elizabeth. born 25 Jul 1843, bless1 by Thomas Dope;Mcleann Fany.George Coray; William Coray. Clark, high priest; William. born I 1 June 1845, blest by pricst; Mary Coray: Silas Coray: Arribla Dosenbuy: Robarr Burcon. elder; Mary, born 12 Jun 1845, blest by William Jacques; Polly Jacques; Stcphen Hadlock, elder; John Bright, elder in chc 16th~Corm of Seven[)-'. Sally Nadlock; Irene A. Hadlock; Hatharen C. Hadlock; 27 JuI 1845: Sarah Ann, doughcer of William and Onin A. Hadlock; Elijah Reeves; John Stephens; Elizabeth Elezebeth Moatley, born 3 1 Jan 1843, was blest by Thomas Stephens; Alexander Stephens. Clark, high priest. Frances Reeves. doughter of William 16 Oct 1841, Ethan A. Moore: Sarah Moore; Calvin Reeves and Frances, blest by Tllomas Clark. Sarah Reeves, rMoore; Nancy Moore: Joseph Moore, Lcvi GiKord. doughter of William Reeves and Frances, blcst by Thomas prcsident 22 Mar 1841. formeriy called Zoar. A new Clark. Ann Blood: dougliter of William and Mary Blood: bishopric set apart. (JHC 26 Mar ISIO, 22 Mas 1841; blest by Thomas Clark. William Blood! son of W. And source for branch members unlisted) Mary Blood, bles~by Thomas Clark. Harrictt Nealy, doughtcr of kwis and Elizebeth Nealey, blest by Robart MOUND, I-LANCOCK. ILLINOIS Burton, eldcr. Sons. Lewis Ncaley, blest by Thomas Clark; Branch found in Appanoose township about seven John Nedey, blest by Thomas K~dd.high priest; Hyrum milcs east of Nauvoo. Members of tie branch included Smith Nealey, blest by William Payne. eldcr of the 19th Jeremiah Levitr Ihmily, William Kay family, John Steed Coram of Seventy. Harriet Eiizebelh Griffiths, doughter of family, James Jones family, George Eddins family, Roben John and Margarett Griffith, blest by T. Clwk. Caroline Burton, Wi[liam Smith, William Mosley, Samuel Payne, Hollend, doughrer of James William and Sarah Holland, William Reeves. Tbomas Hammond, Joseph Griffihs. blest by Lewis Nealey, elder. Sarah Jane Payne, doughter of Chnslopher Layton, John Marrion and Joseph Hite. William and Catharine Payne. blcst by Robart Burton. elder. A Book of Records. printed 22 April 1 845 lists thc Children of Hezekiah and Alley nlatchcr blest: Nymm following as members: Thomas Clarkc. presiding elder; Smih Thatcher, blest by W. Payne, elder; Moses Thalcher, William Payne, member of the I9h Corum [sic]; Lewis blest by R. Burton. elder; Ha~iettAnn Thatcher, blest by Nealey; John Bright. 16h Corum of sevcnly: Joseph W. Payne, elder; Georgc Wash~ng[ron]Thatcher, blest by Griffilhs: Samuel Payne; John Merriett; Robart Burton: Thomas IGdd. high priest. Lorenza Marriol~,son of John H.W. French; Jeremiah Levett, Sr.. 16th Corum; Thomas Marriott and Susan his wde, born 26 Oct 1844, blcst by Kerk; Robart McClinehan; James McClinehan; Silas Thomas Clark. high pri[e]st. Richards; James Ollive; Wffliarn Dees; George Taylor; John Also on 27 Jul 1845, the following were baptized by P. Riston; William Reeves--dead; Allexander kdd. Thomas Clark, president of the Mou~~dBranch: AM Blood, Moved and scconded that the followi~lgbe received as doughkv of Wm. Blood and Mary; William, Joseph and legal members: Silas Richards and wife. James John Holland, sons of James William Holland and Sarah; McClinnahon. John P. Riston, George Taylor and Catharine Aaron Dunham Thatcher, son of Hezekiah and Alley Taylor. Mcmbers also included; Martha Dees; Sinia Ollivc; Thatcher: Thomas Clark, son of Thomas and Sharlottc Sarah Hoaldin; Anna Cooper; Sarah Shelton; Elizebeth Clark, Jarvis Brighc, son of John Bright [page cut off], A. Irk: Elizebeth Richards; Catharine Taylor; Catharine I-lannah Clark, doughter of Thomas and Sharlon Clark, Payne; Elizebeth Reeves: Sarah Levett; Alley Thatcher: ELizabeth Moarley. daughter of William and Sarah Moattley. Levisa Jones; Eliza Leven; Catharine Thatcher; Sarah 4 Jan 1846, Betsy Learerte [Lcavitt], daughter of Holland; Sharlotte Clarke; Anna Griffiths; Margarett Jeramiah Sen. And Sarah Lcaette LLeavin] born 12 may Griffiths; Elizabeth Nealey; Ann Smith; Susan Marriett; 1839, blessed by Jan~csK. McClenahan, elder; Sarah Elizcbeth Burton; Mary Woolley: May Nealey; Jane Prissilla. daughter of abovc, born 8 May t 845. blesed by Richards; Nancy McCleihan; Francis hchards; Sarah Jane Lewis Neely, elder. Martha Richards, doughter of Silas and kchards; Elizebcth Ann Richards. Elizabeth Richards, born 23 May 1838, blest byThos. William Jones, 16th Coivm of Seventies; Jeremiah Clark, high pricst; Lucy Richards, doughter of above, born Levett, Junier, 1[6]th Corarn; Wicr levca; Hezekiah 23 Jun 1842, blest by Wm. Payne, elder. Ellen Thatcher; Joseph Thatcher; John 13. Thatcher; Aaron D. McClenahan, dough~er of Robert and Lucy Ann Thatcher; Elijah Edward Hoaldcn; John Clarke; Thomas McClenahan. born 16 Dec 184-2, blest by Lewis Neely, elder. Children of Mi.lron and Jane Richards blessed: MCCLELL'IN'S CAMP. POTTAWATTAME, IOWA Jdiann, born 19 Jan 1839, blest by James K.McClenahan, 2 Jan 1848, List of high priests: David Norcon. elder; Mary born 5 Sep 1842, blest by Wm. Payne, elder; (PHP:6) Edward, bo~n22 May 1845, blest by Thomas Clark, high preast. James kchison Badham, son of Samuel and Mary MCOLNEY'S BRANCH. POTTAWATTAMIE, IOWA Badham, born 8 Sep 1841, blessd by Lewis Neeley, elder. 2 Jan 1848, list of high priests: Willjam B. Lindsay; William Payoe baptized Nancy McClenihan; James John Dickson; Chesrcl, Soulhworth; Gcorge Hicks. (PHP:8) McClenhan baptized Lev1 Calliway. Francis Richards, Elizebetl) hchards and Sarah Jane Richards [pagc cut off]. MCKARY COUNTY. TENNESSEE 10 Jan 1846, Joseph Griffiths, son of John and Aug 1 839, 14 members. 1 Mar I84 1, 28 members. ~ar~arettGrifirhs, born 25 Dec 1845. blest by Robart (So. Stares Ms. 26 Dcc 1839, 1 Ma 1841) Burton, elder. 25 Jan 1846, William Payne baptized Newton Richards. 20 Feb 1846. Robarc Burron gave five NASHVILLE. IOWA bushels of corn for the use of Mrs. Holland. 8 Aug 1841,80 members reported a( Zarahernla stake 29 Mar I 846, George Eddns, son of Georgc and Ann confcrcnce. 19 Oct 1843, Mathew More, Jr., married Eddins, born 29 Jan 1846, blest by Thomas Cla-k, high Adalaide Marlin. daughter of Moses Martin by C. Wesley priest Elizcbelh Laton, doughter of Chnsrophcr and Mary, Wandell. 17 Aug 1845, Manha Smith manied Hiram Bell born 17 Aug 1844, blest by William Payne, . Bcnnetr, by George A. Snlith. List of members 1839- 1845: Milbum Badham, son of Samuel and Mary, born 9 Feb Martha Adams; David Bennen elder: Joanna Bennett; 1846, blcs~by Lewis Nealy. elder. 12 Apr 1846. Margaretr Laura Bennen; Allred Bell, hgh pries; Eliza Bell; William Mercer, doughks of John and Nancy Mercer, born 14 Jul 1. Bennett, high priest; Eliaabetli Bennea; 'Thomas M. 1845, blesst by Thomas Clark high priesr. 19 Apr I 846. Bennett; Margaret Bennett; Mary J. Bennetr; Iluam l3. Wrlliam Payne baptized the following, confirmed by Elders Bemen, elder; Marrba Bennert; Eleanor Bennetl; Claiborne Olive, McClenahan, Van Bwen and Richards: 'Isaac N. E. BeU: William M. Bell; George Belmen, died 1842; AUen Riston, Robert Colwell, Telman Risron: John Richards, B. Boren; ELi Bell; Thornas Corbic; Hannah Corbi~:Mary Lewis Ricks, Benjarnjn Riston, George L. Callaway, Corbir; Edward Cook;William R. Colt; Sarep~aCole; Alva Thomas Holland, Cyrus Reeves, Benjamin FI-Min I-Iancock, priest; Thomas Duuon; John Dehan; Chition Richards, Ollive, Ollive, Lee Daniels; elder; Abraham Day, elder; Almira Day; Olive Taylor, Sarah Ann Rcks, Elizebeth AM OOlive. Clarinda Eames; Abigd Emes; Ellis Eamcs, elder; Harriett Eames; hcks. Samuel Van Burcn. (Mound Branch Record of Marie~Eamcs; Amos B. Fulls., elder: Esther Smirh Fuller; Members: HC6:326; NRI) Luther Fuller, teacher; Cilq Furguson; Catharine Furguson; Thomas E. Fuller, elder; Sally Ann Fuller; Camline Fuller; Ovanda Fuller; Philip W. Furguson; Jesse MOUNT AIRY: SURRY, NORTH CAROLLNA J. Fuller. - 15 Dec 1840, 40 members, between there and James Y. Green, elder; Frances Green; Ann Green, southwest Virginia baptized by Jededah M. Grant and Adclia Grecn; Luman Gibbs: Philena Gibbs; Polly Gaylord; Joshua Grant. (So. States Ms, 15 Dec 1840) John Ga)lord; Ma~yJ. Smith Gee;Lois Hendrix; Elizabeth Hinson; Emily Smith Hoyt; Samuel Pierce Hoyl; Alva MOLYT HOLLY, NEW JERSEY Hansock, priest; William Kng: Alexander Kelley; Mary (I-IC5:326) Kelley; Sophronia KeUey; Alexander KeUey, St..; William Kelley; George KeUey; Nathan Lewis, priesc; Rebecca MOUNT HOPE Lewis; Eliza Lewis; Margaret be;Moses Martin, elder; See COLLXBUS Julia P. Smith Martin; Sarah MarIin; EsLher Mmin; Ruth Martin; John Mills; Jane Mills; Sarah E. Mills; Martin Mills; William Moore; John McInryre; John A. McIntosh, MObXT PLEASANT. UPPER CANADA elder; Nancy A. Mclntosh; Nancy J. McIntosh: Cornelius 2. 26 Oct 1833, Joseph Smith, Jr. prcached and baptized McIntosh; Joshua Mecham, elder; Pamela Mecham; twelve persons thert. 20 Dec 1833, 34 members. Members Edward Mecham, elder; Lrena Mecham: Roxana Mecham; include Samuel Clark; Mariah Gates; Stevens; Ranners; Ephraim Mecham., elder; Polly Mecham; Pamela Mecharn; Freeman: Nickerson. (CC:9; HC2:d-O; OPJ:75-76,79) Moses Mecham, elder; Elvira Mecharn; CLinton Mechm; Sarah Mecham; Samuel Mecham; Polly Mecham; Joseph NEWBURY, OHIO Mecham, Sr., elder; Phebe Mecham: Samuel M. Mecham; Nov 1839, Brother R. Potter lived here. (SOB:27) Jeremiah E. Mechi~m;Alexander Noble: William R. Orten, elder: Rebecca Orten; Elizaberh Orten; Squire Orten: William Owens; James Ogle. elder; William Pam, eldcr; NEW BEDFORD, MASSACIWSETTS George Peacock; Sarah Peacock; Rebecca Parrish; Henry 18 May 1542, 5 members; 29 Aug 1842, 20 Parrish; John Proctor, teacher; William R. Panish, clder; members; 1 J Sep 1842. 17 niembers; 9 Feb 1843, 96 Lucena Pamsh: Mary Penit; %chard Pettit: William Rees: members; 9 Sep 1843, 100 members; 3 Apr 1844. 60 Mary Ann Rees; Elizabeth Rees; Jane Rees; Nicholas members. 30 Mar 1843; Daniel Buller. elder; George W. Runyan. priesr; Emily Runyan; Asahel Smitli, elder; Betsey Pomr: Charlotte B. Poner. 18 May 1845, Samuel Thomas, Smitli; Elias Smith, elder; Silas Smith, elder; Justus A. 24 Aug 1845. Henrietta Thomas. (JHC I8 May 1842, 29 Seeley: Mehittabel Seeley; William S. Seeley; Elizabeth Aug 1842, l l Sep 1842.9 Feb 1843,9 Sep 1843, 3 Apr Seeley: Justus W. Seeley; David Seeley; John Sagers. 1844; COR:5, I 13) teacher; Sarah Sagers: Alrnon W. Shenvood; Amanda Shenvin; Ann Steadwell: Amos Tubbs; Lucinda Tubbs; Amanda Tubbs; Esher Tyler; James A.P. Tyler; Elim A. NEW EGYPT, NEW JEliSEY Tyler; James L. Thompson, elder: Matilda Thompson; In 1837, a branch appearcd 10 have been established Cyus H. Wheelock elder: Olive Wheelock; James Whaley, in the area. (A 1k1town Messenger. Allertown, New Jersey, elder: Abigail Whaley; Allen Whaley; William W. Willis, 24 Aug 1905) elder; Margaret Willis: Sophia Wyman; John Wheeler, eldcr: Martha Whaler; Richard Withnell; Memll Wheeler; NEW LONDON: CONNECTICUT Henry Wheeler: Thomas Wheeler; Mary Willson. colored After Sep 1841, Phinebas Richards, by request and woman; Joshua Tllornas Willis; Docia Willis. (JHC 8 Aug voce of the branch. was ordained an elder to preside there. 1841; NMR:5 1,67; NASH) found the saints in good spirits. (MI-I 1 : 133)

NAUVOO, HANCOCK. ILLINOIS NEW ORLEANS, LOUISIANA These divisions arc shown as Wards. nor branches. 4 Jan 1841. branch organized. 29 Jan 1841. branch reorganized with 43 members. 14 Jan 1844, the New NAUVOO, TIOGA, PENNSYLVANIA Orleans and Lafayette Branch consisted of 34 members, 1544, Daniel Canfield is a member residing there. anlong them were Fields B. Jacaway; W. Crowell; E. L. (CIP:48) Brown and James Lawson. priest. (So. States Ms. 4 Jan 1841. 14 Jan 1844: JHC 29 Jan 1841) NELSON, PORTAGE, OHIO 9 Mar 1840. 13 members. (JHC 9 Mar 1840) NEWPORT 24 Aug 1845, Edmond Howarth; Jane Howarth. hEVERStNK, SULLIVAN, NEW YORK (COR: 11 3) In 1844 Mormons made several converts there. Among them were Horace Gillen, Isaac Groo and their NEW PORTAGE. SUMMIT. 01310 wives, William L. Brundage, John Hodge and Miles 183 I, Luke S. Johnson and Sidney Rigdon organized Wheaton. They lield meetings in a home in a pm of town a branch wih 60 members. May 1834, Kirtland's Camp called the Nauvoo neighborhood. The converts lived here stopped here co gather the la~ecomers.28 Jan 1835. 93 unlll they headed west to join the Mormons in he Salt Lake members in the branch. 25 Oct 1842, 15 members. Valley. (History of Sullivan County, New Yor.k, i 873 p. (Messenger-8 Advoc&el:62: JHC 25 Oct I 842; HC2:227) 488) NEW ROCHELLE, NEW YORK 4 Oct 1843, Thomas Tanner, president; Jane Gibson NEWARK: ILLINOIS Divine; Margaret M. Divine; Comelja Melvina Divine; May 1844. represcnted at a conference. 35 members, Susan S. Divine; Isabella E. Divine. 3 Apr 1844. 15 I eldcr, I teacher. Located 45 miles rrom Chicago. members. (JHC 3 Apr 1544; COR:7) (HC6:399) NEWRY. OXFORD, MAINE Heber C. Embail and Brigham Young. 26 May 1841: Aug 1833, Mormonism introduced into die area by Edward Ockey married Eliza Brewer by William Woodruff. Hazen Aldnch and Noris [unclear]. Jul 1834, Patty Bartlett Charles U. Griggs married Mary Allen at New York by Sessions baptized. 1 7 Sep I 835, Peregrine Sessions (no date given). baptized. 1836: 30 members, most had left for Zion. Daniel 29 Jul 1841. Elijah Williams, elder; Truinan Haugh, Bean, presidenl since been cut ofl. I Aug 1836. Jullia Ann pres. elder. 30 Sep 1841: Joseph Hadlock: Sarah Hadlock. Gllgore Sessions baptized. Mcrnbers: David Sessions and Oct 1841, 201 members. There were also five other wifc Patty Barlletc; Jonathan Powers; Mrs. Jonathan branches jn the area having 166 members, but they are not Powers. 12- 14 Aug 1836. conference held. presided over named. 28 Jun 1842. Mrs. Laertis Newell; Lewis L. Newell, by Brigharn Young, with Lyman E. Johnson. Another pres. 3 1 Aug 1842, David Sutherland: John Milton reference, shows a conference, no datc, held at David Bernhisel, bishop: Jane Sutherland: Henry Sutherland; Sessions' a1 Andover. was attended by Brigham Young and Jannetta Sutherland. 10 Apr 1843, George F. Lcach, pres. Lyman Johnson. Oct 1836, conference held, 17 branches Elder~luliaAnn Gillam. 3 Sep 1843. Ellen B. Lackley. Oct rcprcsentcd with 317 members. 5 Jun 1837, David 1843, I00 membcrs of his branch moved to Nauvoo with Sessions, sons David and Peregrine, daughter Sylvia, John P. Grcene. 8 Occ 1843, Jcsse E. Bralcy: Julia Ann Peregrine's wife Julia Ann Killgore and baby Martha Ann. Braley. 3 Apr 1844, 152 members. 9 Apr 1844, Mrs. Jonathan Powers and wife removcd from the branch. 28 Oct Lucian R. Foster; L.R. Foster, pres. elder; Emanuael D. 1839, Olive Frost; ordained priest. .May 1841. I-Ierman. 13 Apr 1844, Henrietta Wheeler; Laertis Newell. [he presiding elder was slothhl. creating problems in the 14 Apr 1844, R. Burge; Curtis E. Bolron. 29 Apr 1844, branch. (JOB:9: HCZ:467; DPS2:7- 10,19,29) Elizabeth Miller. 10 Aug 1845, John M. Bernhisel; Oliver Bruson: Elizabeth Bruson. (PPP: 188; 14C3:463; HC4:22; NEW ROWLEY, SSEX, MASSACI-IUSBTTS I4C6:60; JHC 3 Apr 1844; JOB:32,33,44; COR:4-9,106; Apr 1838. I1 members. (JHC Apr 1838) DLP:70; NMR:33,55; OPJ:94,106,107,l I 1 ; OFW: 123)

NEW SALEM. MASSACI3USETTS NIAGRA, hEW YORK Mar 1842, 40 members. 8 May 1843. Samuel R. Belonged to the Freedom Conference. (HC2:224) Aikin. pres. Elder; Nancy M. ALkin; Nancy R. Akin; Fanny M. Aikjn; John S. Woodbury; , clerk: NISHNABO~A/NISIINYBOT?JY,IOWA Jeremiah Woodbury; Elizabeth Woodbury; Orin M. 2 Jan 1848. list of high priests: John Davis. (PW:7) Woodbury Susan E. Woodbury: Hannah M. Woodbury. 29 Aug 1842, 30 members. 9 Feb 1843,45 members. 9 Sep NORTH BRANCH OF PIGEON, POTTAWATTAME, 1843,SO members. 2 1 Mar 1844, Eden Russel, clerk: Ann IOWA Brimhall. (I-IC4:566; JT-IC 29 Aug 1842, 9 Feb 1843, 9 Scp 2 Jan 1848. lis~of high pricsts: Aaron Cheney; Levi 1843; COR:7; KAU 1 :137.1 38) Bracken; Abisha Wyer; Alva Benson [these three are in big Pigeon branch; so says a pencilcd nole] Alfred B. Child. NEWTON, CONNECTICUT (PHP:5) Dcc 1841, Philo Johnson baptized. (OPH2:580) NORTHBRIDGE. MASSACHUSETTS NEW YORK CITY, NEW YORK Ocr 1840, 10 members. 10 Oct I841, branch Ian 1837, 6 members. Meeting place loca~cdon numbering nearly nearly 30 In this place, apparently m a Goerch Street in thecity. 22 Jun 1837. Elijah Fordham only prosperous condidon. 1 1 Sep 1842. 36 members. 9 Feb member of hechurch in New York City. Heber C. Kjmball 1843, 35 members. (S~2:149:I-IC4.433; JCH 10 Oct promised him that a branch would be builc up therc. May 1841) 1838. 80 mcmbers, including Elijah Fordham, Wandel Mace. Orson Pratt. Nov 1839, 150-200 rnembcrs. Ian 1840, Parley P. Pratt and family lived Uicre. Mar 1840, NORTI-I CAROLINA Addison Everett and wife there; 28 Jul 1840. Daniel H. 16 Feb 1845, there were at this time in southwest Keeler; L.R. Foster, pres. elder. 27 Jul 1840, Elizabeth Virgina he the adjoining seven cououes of North Carolina Rcily. May 1841, Elder Adams a member. 30 May 1841, a total of seven branches with 200 members total. (So. Conference held. presided over by Wilford Woodruff, Sraces Ms. 16 Feb 1845) NORTH CROSBY, ONTARIO. CAKADA NORWAY, LEE, IOWA Practically the whole town was Mormon, prior to the May 1843, Norwegian settlemcnt here was visited and Nauvoo exodus. Another source mentions 68 members, so 10 baplizd brother Gudmund Haugaas and J.R. Anderson, date. (AJ3:594; CAN:75) missionaries; located about 10 miles west of Nau.voo.

IfORTH WEST BAY (WARDBORO): ESSEX, NEW NOXUBEC COUNTY, MISSISSIPPI YORK 24 Mar 1844. James M. Moorehead; Robc~tT. Church rose here summer of 1 832 under preaching of Thomas and family. 25 Mar 1844, Eckles Truly; Joseph R. Jared. Gideon, and John S. Carter. They began small and Thomas; John Thomas: Lucy Thomas; Elijah Thomas; met with some opposition. but God was with them and hey Robert G. Thomas; Francis A. Thomas: Joseph M. spread abroad. Henry G. Sherwood and wife and children, Thomas; Mary Ann Thomas. 2 Apr 1844, 3 branches in the probably baptized Jan 1832; Rosina Benges [Burgess?]; counry. (NAU1: 124; COR:8; So. States Ms. 2 Apr 1844) Alanson Ripley farmly; Brother Henries; Charles Stewart [possibly from Bolton] Cornelius VanAntwerp [cu~off]: OGDENSBURG, ST. LAWRENCE, NEW YORK Paul More [Moor] family. Various converts from Lake May 1835, 20 members in this branch on the SC. George area went to Kirtland in Aug 1833. Oct 1833, Lawrence river. June 1836, seven baptized by Hebcr C. Ripley and Moor families went to Kirtland with J. Sims kmball, including brother and sister Davis, sister Chapin Carcer. (Journals of John S.. lared, and Gideon H. Carter) and Heman Chapin. July 1836, Heber C. JSirnball continued preaching and baptizing. 25 Aug 1838, John Smich and NORWALK, CONJECTICUT Joseph Smith, Sr. arrived in branch. Two days later 20 24 Sep 1842. Charles W. Wandell; Mary B. Wandell: members, who had been baptized by Heber C. Kimball, Edna H. Wandell; John Hcber Wandell; Lenora C. Wandellr received pamarchd blessings by the pamarch. On the 28th, James Sanderson; Mary Jane Sanderson. So date on James Little children of the branch were blessed. On the 29th, Levi Pettir: Phebe Pettir; Lorenzo Pcttic; Maria Pettic. 10 Sep Chapin was ordained a tcacher. Alvin Sirnons an elder. By 1843. Phila Johnson; Maria Johnson: Anthony Stebbins; the time the brethren left, a total of 28 had been baptized. Sarah Ann Stebbins; Albert Merrill. pres. elder. 3 Apr 1838, che branch moved in seven wagons to Missouri. 1844.38 members. 14 Apr 1844, Joseph Bouton; David W. including John and Lyda Holmes Walker and their children, Bishop, prcs. elder; Kleber Wooley, elder; Mrs. Kleber including Lucy. (Eastern St. Mission Ms. &story; Wooley; Albert Merrill; Mrs. Albert Menill. OFW: 107,109: AJ1:808) (COR:8,9,108,110~lll;NAU1:131) OLD AGENCY. POTTAWATTAMIE, IOWA 2 Jan 1848, list of high priests: Henry Ettleman; NORWAY, LASALLE, ILLWOIS Horace Olive; Charles Butler: Jacob Ettleman, dec about May 1842, branch organized: Brother Gudmund 1846. (PHP:5) Haugaas was ordained an elder, a man of strong mind and well-skilled in thc scriptures. Brother Haugaas and Ole ONTARIO (PORT), CANADA Hoier visited a large body from Norway in Wisconsin 9 Jan 1848, William D. Cutler, pres. elder; Archibald Territoy and laid the foundation of a great work. 57 Patten. (COR:9) members of the church lived here from Norway. 20 Oct 1844, Brigham Young held a meeting with the Norwegian ORLEANS. NEW YORK saints there, bought land for a city, also to build a Belonged to the Black River conference. June 1835, meetinghouse. The town of Norway was setded in 1844-45 2 members. (HC2:222,225) and served as hecenter place for the stake. It was located on the Fox River, organized by Brigham Young. Feb 1845, OSSIAN. NEW YORK branch reorganized. 25 nlembers ready to gacher to Zion in LO sep 1844, Israel Canfield, pres. elder: Alva Wesc; the west. 22 Yonvegians went out in 1849 out of Sally West; Chauncey W. West: Ira E. West; William L approximately 150 had had joined the church. (HC5:394; Mclntyre; Rosannah McIntyre; Francis A. Brown; Matilda JI3C 20 Oct 1844, Feb 1848; The Ins~uctor8 1 : 122- 125, Bassett; &ram Bassett; Elias Bassett; Charles H. Bassett; 72- 1 77, 2 19,220) Obadiah Wil kison. (COR: 107,108) OTTAWA, LASaLE, lLLlh.'OIS PAYSON, ADAMS, ILLINOIS May 1843, Elder Dykes baptized 7. B appeared that Feb 1840. considerable number of members here. I2 previous ~~~~~~~~work in the area bore fruit as there was Jan 1841, Elder Davi.d Eva~isreported d~athe had bapcjzed a branch of 58 members in good standing. I May 1844, about 31 converts in that vicinity. 3 1 Mar 1841, John missionary William 0. Clark traveling between Chicago Harvey maned Eliza Averett by Chauncey G. Webb. 28 and Nauvoo stopped at Ottawa and organized a branch of Jan 1 844. Robert de Zoose manied Bersy J. Tenney by 12 members. kMay 1844. it was part of rhe Kculark Elijah Reed. (JHC 1:cb 1840; NMR:23,35) conference, consisred of 16 members and 2 elders. 13 May 1844, WiLford Woodruff and George A. Smirh, on a PEm,ILLINOIS missionary tour, stopped at Ottawa and being informed that 24 May 1 543, 6 bap~ized.Appeared to be a small chis branch had removed 20 miles up Fox Rver to dje branch, (MC 24 May 1843) Newark Branch, they visited Newark and apparently found many members, as they had a crowd of several I,un&ed who PENOBSCOTT BAY, MAINE agreed with heir feelings about Joseph Smith, Jr. running Feb 1841.26 members. (Wm. Hyde Journal 50-54) for president of the . (HC5:394-5; 13C6:399; JHC 1 and 1 3 May 1844) PEORIA COUNTY, ILLINOIS 1845. 30 members and 2 elders. (MU) OVERTON COUNTY, TEKNESSEE 1 1 Dec 1839, Julian Moscs baptized 17. 12 Jun 1840, PERKIN'S GROVE, BUREAU, ILLINOIS 65 members. (So. Stares Ms. I 1 Dec 1839, 12 Jun 1840) 13 Aug 1842, appeared to have been a branch there. 7 May 1843, 2 elders, 1 priest, 1 teacher and 25 lay PAINSVILLE,OHIO members. 10 Aug 1844, Brigham Young wrote to [he saints Nov 1830, Lyha Clisbee, wife of Edward Pamidge of this branch and asked chem to conbibua food to tile baptized byparley P.Prah Aug 1837, Anson Call recently builders of the . (JCH 13 Aug 1842.7 May baprizd. 7 Nov 1842. Lyman Wight expected to baptize 1843, 10 Aug 1844) several persons. @lCA:7; JOB: 12, MC 7 Nov 1 842) PERRY, PIKE, ILLINOIS PALERMO, NEW YORK 1839 TO 1840, Stephen Joseph Abbott and wife 17 Jun 1841, Benjamin C. Ellsworth, seventy; Abigail Smith Abbott baptized by missionaries Joseph Lucinda Bair; Ah1 Owens; Elizabeth Owens. (COR:106) Wood and WjJJiam Burton.. 1841, daughter Emily Abbott baptized. See Moroni Branch and Union Branch. (FGS PARMA! CUYAHOGA, OHIO Abbotc) 27 Nov 1840, 20 members sharcd between this branch and a branch in Brooklyn. 19 Dec 1841, 10 PERRYSBURGH, NEW YORK members. 14 May 1842. pan of heGrafton Conference. 4 1835. part of the Westfield Conl'erence. (HC2:222) Ocr 1843. John Hughcs, clder (was in Walnut Grove by 4 Mar 1844); Jude Allen; Mary Allen; William Beals; PETERSBOROUGH. MASSACHUSETTS Clarissa Beals; John Alma Beals; Harnct Beals; Emily Mar I842,36 members. Aug 1842, 20 were baptized Deals; Eunice Bcals; Cardner Potter; Emily Potter; William in one day. (HC4:566; Star3:65) Potter; Sarah Potter. (COR:8; .MC 27 Nov 1840, 19 Dec 1841, 14 May 1842) PETERB ORO, NEW HAMPS MRE PATERSON, hWJERSEY 20 Aug 1842, William Foster; Mrs. William Foster; 3 Apr 1844, 8 members. (JIIC 3 Apt 1844) Elizabeth J. Foster. 8 May 1843. Jesse Carler Litlle, clerk; Daniel Bailey, Mrs. Daniel Bailey; Leonard 13ill; Sally Hill; Charles F. Hill; Eli P. Maginn, president; Mary A. Powe~s; PATRICK COUNTY,VIRGINIA Lurher Reed; Charity Reed; George W. Taggert; Oliver N.P. 11 Sep 1842, 16 members. 3 priest. 8 members Taggert; Washington Taggert; Susan Taggert. 21 Aug moved to Nauvoo. (So. States Ms.) 1843, Asahel Howe; Fanny Howe; Fanny Jane Howe; Susan C. Howe. 3 1 Aug 1845, George B. Gardnsr; Elizabeth D. PIGEON GROVE. POTTAWATTAMIE, IOWA Gardner. (HC5:43 1 : COR:5-9,113) 2 Jan 1848, list of high priests: Nathan Staker; Andrew Rose. (PHP:5)

PEERHORN, NEW HAMPSHI.RE PILLOW POINT, NEW YORK 9 Feb 1843, 122 members. (JHC 9 Feb 1843) Jun 1835, belonged to the Black River Conference, 22 members. (HC2:222; O13J:66; HC2:225) PHELP'S SETTLEMENT, CLAY, MISSOURI 2- 112 miles southwest of Liberty, sertled by W.W. , OHIO Phelps. John M. Burke and others were there. In 1836, the 24 Apr 1843, Benjamin Chapman. 24 Sep 1843, Littlefields, Stevensons and others moved there. (SFH:40) Sarah Murdock: William Small; Caroline Small; C. Leechrist, clerk: Samuel Fields. 20 Jan 1844, &chard Savarp, pres; Aaron Reger; Rebecca Reger. 1 Apr 1844, PHILADELPHIA, PENNSYLVANIA Thonlas McKee. (COR:8,9) Between Aug 1839 and Feb 1840 "Multitudes" were baptized into the church in Philadelphia and in the regions PITTSBURG, PENNSYLVANIA round. This was mainly under Benjamin Winchester. Jul 1843.9 branches fi-om Pennsylvania and Michigan Several branches were springing up in Pennsylvania. Feb met in conference. (JHC July 1843) 1840, 100 members. 22 Feb 1840, Matilda Wells Sneeper baptized by Benjamin Wincheswr. Apr 1840, Wilkinson PLEASANT GARDEN; INDIANA Streeper baptized. May 1840, 400 members. 15 Jun 1840, Oct 1839. Jonathan Crosby, already a member, lived Edson Whipple. 17 Ocr 1840, Philadelphia Conference there. Branch was near Vincennes. A. W. Babbit had held. 896 members present: many branches represenled. 6 baptized 5 by Oct, including Brother Scott. Spring 1840, Apr 1841. Jacob Syphen elected Bishop. 14 May 1841 families ofJonathan Crosby, Addison Pratt, Horace Barnes, Ann Philips. 12 adults in number, eight from Pleasant Garden, all 21 Jun 1841, Hannah EIJs; J.B. Nicholson, clerk. 7 baptized by A.W. Babbir. 9 Sep 1841, Addison Pratl: Mrs. Sep 1841, WllliarnScott. 13 Dec 1841: Matthew McEwin; Addison matt; Jonathan Crosby, elder. JOB:25; COR:3) Benjamin Winchester; 23 Jul 1843, Thomas A. Woodbury, clerk; George Pickup. 2 Oct 1843, Jedediah M. Grant, pres. PLEASANT GARDEN, IOWA elder; Elizabeth Draper; Mary Hess; Thomas Wilson; 14 Apr 1844 (JI-IC) Susannah Wilson; Thomas Wilson; Susannah Wilson, Wilkinson Streeper and wife Matilda. with children PLEASANT GROVE, MCHENRY, ILLrn1o[s Josephine, William I-lenry, Mary Catheline, obtained lcrter May 1844, pan of che Newaark Conference, 19 of recommendadon and left for Nauvoo. 31 Mar 1844, members and 2 elders. (HC6:399) Joseph H. Newton; Sarah Newton: Elvira Henry; Simon Stivers. 9 Apr 1844, John Murry, elder; Mary Muny; PLEASANT GROVE, POTTAWATTAMIE, IOWA Arabella Muny; Ralph Delong; James M. Greig, pres. 2 Jan 1848, List of high priests: James Allen; John D. eldcr; Mary A. Delong. 23 Apr L844, Peter Hess, pres. Parker; John Smith. (PHP:3) elder. 6 Apr 1845, Jedediah M. Grant, pres. elder; John Schell; Richard Bender; Wtlliarn Bates, Julia Bates. (Starl:51; OPJ: 107- 1.08,llO; HC3:224; HC4:33 1; PLEASANT SPRINGS, KEMPER, MISSISSIPPI I-IC5:8.413; COR:2-6.8,9,1 10,111; OPH2:583; 4 Nov 1843, 22 members, 3 elders, 1 teacher and 1 Ellsworth:228; Streeper lerter of rec. and letter to Simon deacon. Jan 1844.22 members. 12 Apr 1844, 23 members, Stivers, privately owned. See also Philadelphia Branch 2 elders, I priest and 1 teacher. (So. States Ms. 4 Nov Records in the RLDS Archives, copy in the LDS Archives) 1843, 12 Apr 1844; T&S5:484)

PIGEON CREEK, POTTAWATTAMIE, IOWA PLEASANT SPRINGS, ALABAMA 2 Jan 1848, list of hgh priests: Pleasant Ewel; John Feb 1844, about 15 members. (JHC 12 Apr 1844) Elmore (PI-lP: 3) PLEASANT VALE? HANCOCK, ILLLNOIS POPE COUNTY, ILLINOIS 2 Jan 1841, John M. Neely; Joseph A. Stratton. 25 10 Apr 1840. Joshua Holdcn, elder; 9 persons Feb 1841, S.W. Scott married Mary C. Sratron by William baptized. (JI-IC LO Apr 1840) Draper, Jr. 3 1 Mar 1 841, Eliza Eihlburner married Horace Wever by William Draper, Jr. 22 Aug 1841, James Holt; POPLAR CREEK, WISCONSIN May Ann I-Iolt; William Draper, Jr., pres. Oliver Sbatton 6 Jun 1845, H.K. Brannan; Indiania Brannen. 13 Jul married Harriet Ehabeth Brown by William Draper, Jr 25 1845, Lemuel E. Hall and his wife. (COR: I ! 1,112) Sep 1841. William Draper, Jr., branch president. Nearly 200 members in t)~ebranch. 17 Dec 1841, Nelson Turner; PORTHEE BRANCH Lucinda Turner. 6 Feb 1842, Cyrus Boyce: Mrs. Cyrus (OPJ:64) Boyce. Mar 1844, William N. Dane, clerk; Cyrus C. Canfield; Louisa Canfield; Clarecy Jones. 16 Mar 1845, POTSDAM, ST. LAWNCE, NEW YORK Otis L. Terry; Fanny M. Terry. No date listed for Stephen Jun 1835. 3 members, belonged to rhe Black River Willonson and Wa~ahWilkinson on their letter of Conference. (HC2:222-5 recommendation to Nauvoo. (nHC 25 Sep 1841 ; COR:2- 5,9, I 12; NMR:27.64.70) POTSDAM, VERMONT Jd 1835.8 or 9 baptisms by Solon Foster. Sep 1836. PLEASAAT VALLEY, POTTAWATTAMIE, IOWA 1 baptism by Heber C. Kimball. (OFW: 108,109) 2 Jan 1848, list of high priests in the branch: Absalom Perkins; Daniel Tyler: Thomas B. Foy: George W. Pitkin; PRAIRIE, HANCOCK, ILLINOIS James Dunn; John Woodland. (PHP:3) 15 Sep 1845, mobbers burned several houses of the saints living in this branch. (JHC 15 Sep 1845) PLYMOUTH, HANCOCK. ILLINOIS Dec 1842, a branch of the church there. 22 sep 1843, PRAIRIE, MISSOLW Andrew Lee Men. Sr.; Clarinda Knapp Allen; Elijah AUen: Four branches of the church had been organized to the Lydia Jane Allen; Sophronia Allen; Charles Hopkins Allcn; west of Independence, extending out a distance of 2 rn 14 Andrew Lee Allen, Jr.; James Allen; Sidney David Allen; miles, namely Big Blue, Timber, Coalville, and Prairie. 19 Susan Allen; Levj Knapp Allen. 5 Jun 1844, Julia Allen, Fcb 1842. Harvey Call; Mary Ann Call; Armes Porter, pres. daughter of Andrew Lee Men, Sr and Clarinda ffiapp (SFH:23 I ; COR:5) Allen was born. (HC5:210; FGS. Andrew Lee Allen, Sr.) PRATTSBURG, NEW YORK POINT AUX POOLE, POTTAWATTAMIE, IOWA 29 Apr 1844. Frederick Squire; Isaac Chauncey 2 Jan 1848, tisc of lugh priesw: William Smith; Lucian Niles. (COR:l09) Woodworth; Peter Nawes. cuc off; William Vanasdaul; James New berry . (PHP:4) PESTON, HALLFAXI NOVA SCOTIA (HC6:35)

POLES CREEK BRANCH PRINCE'S GROVE, PEORIA, ILLLNOIS 6 Jan 1845, Silas S. Davis, clerk; Sally M. Wade; 7 May 1843, 15 members, 2 elders and I teacher. 8 Mary Bundy. (COR: 108) Sep 1844, part of the Toulen Conference, 13 members. 27 Apr 1845, 12 members and 3 elders. (JHC 7 May 1843. 8 Sep 1 844, 27 Apr 1845) PONTLAC, MICHIGAN Feb 1833, 22 members. Thaddeus Alvord; Oman PROVIDENCE, RHODE ISLAND Houkn; ~MeacharnCurtis; Lyman Curtis; Waldo Litdefield; (JOB:9) Alanson Colby; Aurelja Houton; Sophronia Curtis; Lyman 0. Li~tlcfield; Mr. and Mrs. Samuel B.; Elizabetll S. Stevenson and some of her family; Mary Curds; Elijah PUTNAM COUNTY, TENNESSEE Fordham; Charlock Alvord; George Fordham; David D. 18 May 1841. branch organized. (So. States MS. 18 Dort; Josiah Littlefield, Sister Wright. (SFIH: 15,32,8 1) May 1841) QUINCY: ADAMS, ILLmOIS RICHARDSON, IOWA During the exodus from Missouri: many Saints Mentioned 10 Apr 1843. (JHC 10 Apr i 843) stopped there for varying Lengths of time. They included Brigham Young and family; the widow of Wamn Smith; RICH121ELD, OHIO ; John E. Page family; and Elder mag inn. 13 4 May 1844, twenty miles wcst of Toledo, 7 Feb 1839, John Quincy Adm Alexander, son of Randolph members. 12 May 1844, William Burton Journal suggests Alexander and Myna Nix Alexander was born here. 8 Mar this branch was apparently located at Rigo, and consisted of 1839, Abraham 0. Smoot's family and John Butler's family I 1 members. (JHC 4 May 1844, 12 May 1844) arrived here from Missouri. I8 Mar 1839, Brigham Young advised the twelvc to settlc their families at Quincy. 1 Jun 1839, a conference held here, presided over by Joseph RICHLAND, OSWGO, NEW YORK Smith. Roles of the Sevenly and Bishops were defined as LO Elder Zeral~Pulsipher and companion, Elijah Chcney, taking care of the poor. preached to a large congregation of people here. 3 1 Dec 23 Feb 1840, Israel Barlow married Elizabeth Haven 1833, Neber C. Kimball. Azmon Woodruff and two women by Isaac Morley. 28 Apr 1840, reported th~ baptized by him. 1 Jan 1834, several others baptized fifteen were added to the church through baptism. 25 Oct including Noah Hatton: a Freewill Baptist preacher and 1840. a stake was organized. 2 1 Mar 1841. Martha Swift; several of his congregation. 2 Jan 1834, Zerah Pulsipher James M. Rack, clerk 14 Jun 1841, Melvin Wilbur; Eunice esrrablished a branch of the church containing 12 members. Wilbur; Elim Jane Wilbur; Nathaniel Jennings. clerk 18 He ordained Azmon Woodruff and Noah Halton as elders Aug 1841, George W. Crouse; Catherine Crouse, 29 Aug and Wilford Woodruff as a te~cher.Brother Newcomb lived 1841, Sjlvester B. Smddard; Charity Stoddard; Mary at Fabius. .Eldcr Harry Brown was active in this branch Sroddard. 19 Fcb 1843, branch consisted of 75 members. during thjs time, alrhough not part of the branch. James 7 Fcb 1844. branch prospering. 1 Sep 1844, Blakesly, a pricst, accompanied him on one visit. April conference held, several ordinations attended to. 9 Feb 1834, several branch members prepared to 20 to Zion with 1845, 100 members, 9 hlgh priests, 1 seventy, 12 elders, 2 the Prophet Warren Ingles went with Elder Brown and left priests. 1 teacher and 1 deacon. 9 Mar 1845, new from Richland. (WWJI :5-7) presidency oganjzcd for the branch. 30 Mar 1845, Julius Lathrop; Ruth Ann Eliza Lathrop. 2 Jun 1845, Abigail RICHLAND GROVE?MERCER, ILLINOIS Jones rnanied M.R Bennett by Joseph L. Heywood. 12 Mar 10 lul 1841, 13 members, 4 elders, 1 teacher and 5 1848, quite a number of Saints in and about Quincy were deacon. (William Burton Journal) preparing to go west. (JOB:19,20,22; FGR Randolph Alexander; AOS:27: JHC 28 Apr 1840,25 Oct 1840, 19 RICHMOND, MASSACHUSETTS Feb 1843, 7 Feb 1844. 1 Sep 1844, 9 Feb 1845, 9 Mar See Union Branch. 1845, I2 Mar 1848: OP1:96; C0R:I ,2,4,1 12) RICHMOND, NEW YORK RAMUS Jan 1840, appeared to have been a branch there. 1 See Macedonia. May 1841, David DeVol; Delia DcVoJ: Phineas Richards, presiding elder. (HC4:75; COR:2) EDFIELD'S NEIGHBORHOOD, PIKE OR SCOTT, ILLINOlS 30 Sep 1839, a small branch located between RICH VALLEY, SMYTH, VIRGINIA Pittsfield, Pike Coujity, and Winchester. Sco~tCounty, 28 September 1841,80 members: 25 members. with Illinois. Harlow Redfield and family from Benson, Vermont 55 others scattered around, including I elder. 2 priests, and [see Pittsfield, Pke Illinois Branch]. (IHC 30 Sep 1839; 1 teacher. 11 Sep 1842,24 members, 1 priest. (So. States Journals of John S., Jared and Gideon H. Car)) Ms. 28 Sep 1841, L l Sep 1842)

REDFORD, WAYNE. MICIHIGAN RICKLESTOWN, NEW JERSEY 8 May 1843, Levi NeweU Kendall; Daniel B. Apr 184 1. 20-30 members. (William Appleby Hurlberc, presiding elder. (COR:5) Journal) RIPLEY BRANCH RUSHFORD, NEW YORK 21 Aug 1840. Eden Smith: Johnahan Taylor. Belonged to the Freedom Conference. May 1835.28 (COR: I ) members. (HC2:224)

RISING SUN SQUARE, NEW JERSEY RUSHVILLE, POTTAWATTAMIE, IOWA Apr 1841, 12-14 members. (William Appleby 2 Jan 1848, list of high priests: Libbeus Coons; Elijah Jouinal) Williams, dead; Benjamin Johnson; Russell H. Homer. (PHP:4)

ROCHESTER, ILLINOIS RUSSELL. MASSACHUSETTS 17 Aug 1839, iocaccd not far from Springfield. 10 Sep 1843. IS members. (JHC 10 Sep 1843) Wilford Woodruff preached to several families of Saints living in this area, formerly residents of the Fox Islands. RUTHERFORD COUNTY, TENNESSEE WJ) May 15 1841, 30 or more members in the western part of rbe county. 29 O~L1879. Elder Joseph Argyle wrote ROCKFORD, WINNEB AGO: LLlNOIS that in Williarmon Counry, Tennessee, hc met a sister Mary 2 Aug 1841. appeared to have been a branch. (JHC 2 Hickman, who told him "chat her husband. William R. Aug 1841) Hickman. and she were baptized by John D. Lee in Rutherford County, Tennessee in he year 1843. She stad ROCKPORT, ILLJhlOIS that there was an organized branch there. all of whom 23 Fin 1834, branch established, consisting of 10 gathered wih the main body of the church except her members, 1 elder and I priest, also called che Gilbralter husband, herself and one sister." (So. Sca~esMs. 15 May Branch. 12 Mar 184.1, O.M. Allen; Jane Allen; Eliza Anne 1841, 29 Oct 1879) Allen; Elizabeth Allen; Joel Shearer, clerk. (COR:4) RUTLAND, TIOGA, PENNSYLVANIA ROSE. NEW YORK Fall 183 1,s elders Ij-om diis branch visi led New York See Lyonstown. on a mission: Eleazer MiLler; Elial Strong; Alpheus Gifford; Enos Curtis; Daniel Bowen. (OW:34:35; CIP:36) RUNNING TIGER, PERRY, ALABAMA 12 Apr 1844, about 15 members, 1 elder. 2 May SACKET HARBOR, JEFFERSON, NEW YORK 1844, 10 baptized. (So. States Ms. 12 Apr 1844, 2 May Jun 1835. belonged LO the Black fiver Conference of 1844) northern New York. 19 members. (HC2:222,225; OPJ:66)

SACO. MAWE RUNNING WATER, NOXUBEE, MISSISSIPPI Aug 1835, 57 members. (HC2:252) 4 Nov 1843,37 mcrnbcrs, 3 clders, I priesc. 1 ceacher and I deacon. 29 Jan 1844, Jamcs M. Moorehead (may ST. JOHNSBURY, NEW HAMPSHIRE have been in the Alabama Branch instead). 12 Apr 1844, 17 Jul 1835, conference held in a large barn 29 membcrs. There were two other branches in Lhe counry, belonging to a Mr. Snow. From this city, the Snow, Farr, according to the conference records of the Southern States Badger and Binghm families joined the church. (OPJ:67; Mission. (So. States IMS.4 Nov 1843, 12 Apr 1844; COR: 1

SALEM, MASSACHUSETTS SHAFTSBURY. VERMONT 10 Oct 1841, 30 members. Feb 1842, 36 members. Fall 1831, Elial Strong baptized 5 members. (CIP:40) Mar 1842,65 members. 1 1 Sep 1842, 83 members. 9 Feb 1843, 1 10 members, a large number of members had SWALERSVILLE, OM0 previously emigrated to Nauvoo. Howard Egan and Tamson Before Sept 183 I, a branch existed tilere. (FWR:277) Parsley Egan. who were baptized early I842 by Erastus Snow, had left for Nauvoo in 1842, also Richard Erastus MILLS, LITCHFIELD, CONNECTICUT Egan and Howard Ranson Egan. Other members included Jan 1840, a Brother French. (JOB:32) Erastus Snow; Haskcll family (baptized about 1843); Francis Martin Pomeroy: Lucy A. Page; Mary Page: Ruth SmDMlLLS, BERKSHIRE, MASSACHUSETTS Page. 3 Jun 1845, Samuel Scriggins; Lucy Ann Flanagan. Jan 1840. (JHC Jan 1840) (NC3:433; JH.C 10 Oct1841, Feb 1842, Mar 1842, 1 I Sep 1842,9 Feb 1843; OPH2:572,592; COR: 112; HTW8:483; SHELBY COUNTY, TENNESSEE JHF: 1 ) 1 Mar 184 I. a branch organized in the county at that time. (So. Scares Ms. 1 Mar 1841) SALT RIVER, MONROE, MISSOURI 1832, organized by George Nnkle and others, located SHLRT'S BRANCH, POTTAWATTAMIE, IOWA originally in Tolls County (later Monroe). Members 2 Jan 1848, list of high priests: William Batson. included Isaac Allred; Mary Calvert Allred and children; (PHP:7) John Ivie, che branch president: and his family; many others. (Source unlisrcd) SHOKOQUON, LLJNOJS Feb 1843, appeared to have been a branch. Some SAND PRAIRIE, LEE, IOWA Saints owned land and the Prophet visired there, 15 Mar 1845, Arnold Potter. president; David considering the possibility of making it a church settlemcnr McKee, clerk; 49 members. (T&S6:840) (HC5:278-279,288) SHEWSBURY. NEW JERSEY Mahew Hilman. 11 elders were present a1 thc conference. 15 Mar 1844, Thomas Crompton; Elizabeth (OPJ: 14- 15) Crompton; John Crompton; J.M. Ncwton, elder; Daniel Scott; Hannah Scon. (COR:8: NAUl) SPRING CREEK LLEVOIS 15 Dec 1844. not far h.om Macedonia, Hancock SILOAM, BROWY. IOWA County. 5 elders and 18 rnembcrs. (JHC 15 Dec 1844) 7 Mar 1841, Polly Haskins married Seth W. Church by George W. Gee. 8 Aug 1841, 67 members reportcd a[ SPRINGDALE. HAMILTON, 01410 he Zarahemla stake conference. 1845, 79 members, 3 high 1 July 184 1, mentioned in the . 9 priests, 17 elders, I teacher, and I deacon. (JHC 8 Aug Oct 1842, Dayron Conference, 3 elders and 2 members. 184 1 ; NRI; NMR:35) (T&S 1 1 Jul 1841 : JHC 9 Oct 1842)

SILVER CREEK, NEW YORK SPRINGFIELD: SANGAMON, ILLlNOLS May 1835, part of the Weslfield Conference. 8 Mar 1839. coni'ercnce held with 8 sevenries, 6 !HC2:222) elders, 3 priesrs, 3 teachers, 1 dcacon and 3 lay members. 5 Nov (840. stake organized with Edwin P. Merriam, SILVER CREEK. POTTAWATTAMIE, IOWA president. and Abraham Palmer! bishop. 2 1 Aug 184 1, 2 Jan 1848, list of high priests: Daney Jacobs, cut oft William Gribble; Maria Gribble; Abraham Palmcr, Michacl Jacohs; cut off: Amos Cox. (PI4P:5) president. 25 Jan 1842, branch was reorganized by a few members who stdl rcmained in that location. Judge James SMPSON COUNTY, KENTUCKY Adams was chosen president of chc branch. It was resolved Nothing further. (AJ3:670) that day, that the members of Ihe branch givc in their names to the branch clerk because the original list of names of SIPSEY, PERRY OR TLSCALOOSA, ALABAMA mcmbers was taken with members who had removed from 16 Feb 1845, 43 members. 4 elders, 1 priest 1 there. 24 May 1844, Samuel Crain, presiding elder: teacher, 1 deacon and I high priest. Elder Abraham 0. Margaret Hughey; Libbeus T. Coon (also there in Oct Srnoot presided over the firs[ annual conference of the 1839); Father Draper, (living 8 nuJes from Springfield in branch. (So. Sutes Ms. 16 Feb 1845; AOS:37) Oct 1839). 25 Feb. Joel Judd, president; John Prier; Jane E. Prier; H. Bishop and wde. 30 Mar 1845, Laury Runnels. SMITH COUNTY, TENNESSEE Fall 1838, a number of saints who dropped out of Wand 15 May 1841, a branch organized. (So. Sbtes Ms. 15 Camp stopped here. Joel H. Johnson put in charge, Julia May 1841) Johnson and some children. Many others eventually wound up at Ramus by Apnl1839. (WWJ 8 Mar 1839; JHC 5 Nov SMYTH COUNTY, VIRGINIA 1840, 25 Ian 1842: COR:3,8,108, I 1 L ; DUP 1947:226; 31 Aug 1845. (So. Slates Ms. 31 Aug 1845) 10B:24; Journals of John S., Jared, and Gideon 13. Carcei,)

SOUTH CROSBY, ONTARIO, CANADA SPRLNGFTELD, CLARK. OH0 50 members. (CAW:75) 9 Oct 1842, Dayton conference with 1 elder, 2 priests and 2 members. (JCH 9 Oct 1842) SOUTH NORWALK, CONNECTICUT 10 Sep 1843, Albert Menill, presiding elder; Isaac L. SPRINGFIELD, ERIE. PENNSYLVANIA Manning; Lucinda blaming; Jane E. Manning; Angeline Feb 1832, Orson Hyde and Samuel H. Smirh spent 12 Manning: Eliza Treadwell; Moses 0. Banks; Margaret days there holding meetings almost every day to "large and Banks; Albert Gregoqy Ehabeth Gregory; Cy~usA. Mead; attentive congregations and many were melted down with Jemirna Mead. (COR:6,7) tears. the Lord was with us." They baptized 3 on 20 Feb, I on 22 Feb, 2 on 27 Feb (probably Brother Rudd and SPAFFORD. ONONDAGA, NEW YORK Broher Heart). 13rother Simmons ordained an elder. 27 Apr 10 Nov 1832, conference held in ths branch. 8 1832. Jared Carter. Calvin Stoddard, and Aaron Lyon baptisms, including Allen Holcomb; Libbeus T. Coon; arrived and labored in the area until 2 May 1832. They found Elder Simmons and 2 members had fallen away from

TAYLOR SETTLEMENT. (POSSIBLY ALBION), ERIE, I deacon. 8 Sep 1844, 28 members. 27 Apr 1845, 18 PENNSYLVANIA members, 3 clders, 2 priesrs. 1 teacher. (William Burton Benjamin and Eunice Wells baplized by John F. JournallOJul 1841;IHC7May 1843,SScp 1844,27 Apr Boynton and Evan M. Green, 17 Feb 1833. (See Erie 1845: HC5:384) Pennsylvania by Cheryl Bean. The Nau\wo Journal, vol 5. no 2) TOM'S RIVER. NEW JERSEY 1837, many joined the churcl~ from this area. TAZWELL COUNTY, VIRGINIA (A llei~~o~vitMcsseizger, Allentown. New Jersey 24 Aug 12 Sep 1 843, Richard H. I-linnamon, presiding elder; 1905) Polly Sagers. (COR: 107) TORONTO, CANADA TENNESSEE May 1536. 9 baptisms. By the 22nd there were 25 Nov 1839. George W. Gee and Julian Moses were in members of the branch, including brotherfielding, brother Tennessee in DeKalb. Ovenon and Jackson counties. There Snyder, sister Walton. John Harvey. At some time, John were 51 me~nbcrsin six counties. (So. States Ms., Nov Taylor. Joseph l-Iorne, and Mary Isabella Hales were also 1839) ihere. (OPJ:79,80.5 10: UPB2:48)

TENNEY'S GROVE, MISSOURl TRENTON, INDIANA 23 Apr 1839, Elias Smith, Theodore Turley and FaIl 1841, branch organized, including John Chaplan, Hyrum Clark of the comrninee for the removal of the poor, president; David Pettigrew; Willard Snow; Elder Moss. were there, jusr arriving from Far West. (JOB:20) (RNA:302)

TERRE HAUTE, INDIANA TROY, BRADFORD, PENNSYLVANIA Oct 1839. Dr. James Modisett and Milton Stowe were 183 i, Ezra Landon baptized, was an elder by spring of members. (JOB:24) 1832 and excommunicated 3 1 Dec 1833. Brother POWI., possibly of Troy, also baptized in 183 1 . 19 Mar 1833. Elial THERESA. INDIAN RIVER FALLS, [STATE Strong reported he had baptized 7. Oct 1834, due to d~e UNKNOWN] westward migration, he branch membership a1 his time Near Ogdensburg. May and June 1833, David W. was at 20, although it had peaked earlier at 28. Jul h-ough Pattcn was preaching rhere. asmother, brochers and sisters Aug 1835, Brothers Bird, Barnes and Elder Klbum were were baptized, also Warren Parrish and wife. Brigham in or near Troy. 27 Jul through 2 Aug 1835, Elders Lorenzo Young was there part of that time. 1836. Alonzo Cheesman; Barnes and C. Srnalling stayed by 3 mernbcrs near Troy. Mincrva Cheesman; Lydia Cook. (OPJ:88; 10B:5) (CIP:35,47)

TI-IORN GROVE, ILLINOIS T~TSCALOOSA,ALABAMA 1845. I0 membcrs and 1 elder. (NRI) 10 Feb 1844, conference held with Elder John Brown. president and George W. Suswart clerk. 3 branches were TIMBER, MISSOURI represented, containing 9 elders, 2 priests, 3 teachers. 3 Four branches of the church had been organized to he deacons and 123 members. (HC6:211) west of Lndependence, extending out a disnnce of 12 to 14 miles, narnesly Big Blue, Timber, Coalville, and Prairie. UKIA BRANCH (SFH:23 1 ) 31 May 1845.1. Wesley Segar. (COR:111)

TISHMTNGO COUNTY! MISSISSlPPl UhTON COUNTY, ILLINOIS Jul 1839, 13 members. 26 Dec 1839, 6 more baptized. Jan 1840. a branch of 8 members was organized. (So. States Ms. 26 Dec 1839; T&S2:339) (T&S 1 : 109)

TOLAN/TOULON, ST-, ILLINOIS UNION BWCH,PERRY, PIKE, ILLINOIS 10 Jul 1841. 19 mcmbers, I elder, 1 teacher and I See also Moroni, Brown, Ulinois Branch. 26 Mar 1840, deacon. 7 May 1843, 28 members, 2 eldcrs, 1 teacher and A branch lwatcd in Brown County, 4 to 5 miles from Perry in Pikc County. The branch nlet one Sunday ar Sister George Gonlob Zimmerman baptized by Daniel Cairn and Ferre's in Pery County and one Sunday at the Republican confirmed by Jacob Foucz. She had known Jacob as a boy. school house or at Brother Jacques' in Brown Cou~lty. She was the fust in her family to be baptized, followed by Stephen Abbon, elder, was elected to preside. There were a daughter, Cluistina, sometime before Feb 10. 22 Jan 21 members. including, Lrvi Powel, pries[: William 1843. WiUiam Terman was ordained an elder by Jacob Jacques, reacher; and John Brown, deacon. (mC26 Mar Fouu and Daniel Cmn and was made presiding elder of the 1840) branch. which Levi Tnomton says was organized as a branch at hat time. UNION BRAKCH, HANCOCK, ILLb'OIS 5 Feb 1843, names of children blessed in the branch: 18 Oct 1842, rhe rnembers of thc Union branch, Cluldren of Willjam Terman and Elizabeth Nott: Mary located at Golden's point, petirioned the prsidency of the Jane Terrnan, born 2 I Sep 1839; George William Terrnan, Church for permission to become organized as an born 19 Sep 1841. both at Quincy, Franklin, Pennsylvania. independent branch. The request was signed by 27 In 1843, AM Eliza Tennan, daughter of William Terman members of the ChurcJl, many of them holding the and Mary Thomton, his second wife, was born and died priesthood. See Golden's Point, Hancock, Illinois Branch. young. (JHC 18 Occ 1842) Children of John Reed and Susan Secrisc: Martin V. Rccd, born about 1836; Harriet Reed, born about 1838; UNION BRANCH. TOMSTOWN, FRANKLJN, Mariah Reed, born abooc 1840; all in Tomstown, another PENNSYLVANLA son, Samuel Reed, was born rhcre in 1843. J 84 1, this was originally organized by Elder Phillip Chddren of Na~hanWesley Lang and Barbara Stauffer: Ballard who was living with his family in Hancock Counly, James N. Langmathan lames Lang. born 14 Feb 1 837 in Ulinois at the dme. but who had been called on a mission to Chambersburg: Franklin, Pennsylvania; Jacob Lang, born Pennsylvania. 6 Apr I 840 ar Mt. Hope, Franklin, Pennsylvania. 22 Feb 1842, Elder BalIard was presiding over the Children of Joseph Mentxr and Eve: Nancy Menmr branch when he issued lecters of recommendation to and William Menaer, probably born at Tomsmwn. hundFisher, Cornelia J. Fisher and Asenath Sherman a1 Children of Alexander Robison and Nancy Ellen which time he accompanied them co Nauvoo where they Wagaman: Eliza Robison, born 27 Oct 1835; Leannah were all listed in rhe 1842 census. Tne Fisher's had two Robison. born 10 Aug 1839; Mary Frany Robison, born 28 children who would have belonged to this branch. Mary Jun 184 1; all at Quincy, Franklin, Pe~sylvanja. Jane Fisher and Louis Fisher, the latter having died by lIle Chldren of Levj Thomton and Eliza Ann Terman: time they reached Nauvoo. Asenath Sherman appeared to Ephrairn Thomton, born 10 lun 1838; Mmha Jane be related to the Fishers. Thomron,bom 18 Jul 1840; both born at FranUn, Adams, 8 lul 1842. Nathan Wesley tang died ac Quincy, Pennsylvania;John Andrew Jackson Tliomton, born 13 Aug Franklin, Pennsylvanra. His family werc members of he 1842, born at Quincy, franklin, Pennsylvania. Union Branch; he probably was also. In mid-Novembel. Children of George Gotlob Zimrnerman and Julian 1842, Jacob Foutz was in Fmnklin County, Pennsylvania, Hoke: Margaret Zimmerman, born 25 Mar 1836 a1 preaching to relatives and old acquaintences. According to Tomscown; Rosanah Zimmerman, born I May 1841; his journal the investigators at these rneecings numbered Susanah Zimmerman, born 30 Nov 1838, both born at usually from 11 to 1 S persons. (Jacob had been born in Quincy , Franklin, Pennsylvania. Franklin Councy on 20 Nov 1800. I-ie manied Margaret Sary H. has nor been idenrified. Also blessed was Mann on 22 Jul 1822. They joined thechurch in hchland Malindah Thomton and George A. Thornton. Councy. Ohio, moved to Missouri and Illinois with the body 10 Feb 1843, Levj Thorncon compiled a List of the of che church. ) Saints who belonged to the Union Branch in good standing: 16 Nov 1842, Jacob Foue baptized Levi Thornton and Levi Thomton; William Terman; ELizabeth (Noa) Terman; his wife, Eliza Ann Ternan. They were probably the fist Morgan Rock; Catherine Terman; Alexander Robison; ones Jacob baptized. Their 3 children were too young ac rhe Sarah Rock, daughter of Henry Rock; Margaret Barbara time for baptism. Levi's brother, George Washington (Stauffer) Lang, wife of Nathan Wesley Lang; Catherine Thornton, was probably baptized at this time also. 22 Nov (Menmr) Rock; Susanah or Susan (Secrisc) Reed; Nancy 1 842, William Terrnan and his wife Elizabeth Nott Terman Ellen (Wagaman) Robison; Rebeca Mann; Barbara or were baptized. Jan 1843, Juliana Hoke Zirnrnerman, wife of Marwt Lang, daughter of Nathan Wesley Lang; Frany or Fanny Lmg, daufllter of Nathan Wesley Lang; Chlis~ianah going LO Iowa in beFall. so hey could smfor Salt Lake ill Miller; John Reed; Eve Mentzer, probably the wife of the spring. Joseph Mentzer; Elize Ann (Terman) Thomlon, Lhe wife ol' 1856, the William Terman fdgwere still in the Levi Thorncon: Julian (Hoke) Zirnrnerman, wife of George branch, but left for Utah in Oct hat ye;u. William's wife: Gotrlob Zmmerrnan; George Washington Thomron: Elenor Mary Thomton, died enroute. William's parenLs continued Thomron; Jacob Calvin Thornton; Wiham Thomton; to reside in the area and have descendants here today. Joseph Mclanley; Elizabeth Mckmley. On I0 Feb 1843, or 1857, Peter Rock, husband of Ann Elizabeth Rock, was within heprevious week, che following were cur off: John baptized inQuincg. This family did not leave for Utah until Welsh; Joseph Menaer; Lvelin Welsh; Elizabeth Welsh. after 1860. 8 Mar 1859, Barbara Stauffer Lang, widow of 13 Feb 1843, Levi Thomton ordained a high priest Nathan Wesley Lang, dled ar Quiocy. (Union Branch under the hands of Jacob Fouiz and Daniel Cams. 8 Jul Records; NMR:69; COR:6.107; FGR William Terman) I 843. George Gotdob Zirnmcrina~~baptized by Levi Thomton, receiving hs testimony by reading Parley P. UNION BRkhJCH OF WEST STOCKBRIDGE AND Pratt's Voice of Warrzilzg. RICHMOND. MASSACHUSETTS During lam part of I 843, William Terman and family 1839, , Jr. was a member thcre. 17 Apr left Union Branch and lraveled to Nauvoo. There on 2 Jan 1840, Phinel~asRichards baptized fanlily membc1.s: Mariah 1844, his son, George Willjam, died. On 24 Mar 1844, his W. hchards; Lcvi Peirson; Susan Peirson; Joseph W. daugllwr, Sarah Eliyabelh, was born. The next day, his wife, Richards; Henry P. Richards. Two days [amhe ~ookthem Elixabetb. died. On 4 Jul the baby, Sarah, died. William to Wes~Stockbridge where other Saints werc assembled. returned to Frank)in County, married Mary Thomton and They were confumed at chis time. af~erwhich the branch. became leader of the branch aga1.n. 11 is possible thal he consisting of 30 members, was organized by Brolhec James Zirnmerrnan family traveled to Nauvoo at che time he Burnham and . 7 OCLI84 1\40membcrs. Terman family leh. According to family records. they Icfc in 12 Oct 1842, P. hchards; L. Hinman; Gusravus Williams; 1844, sropping somervherc in Illinois, never moving co Mariah Williams. (JHC 7 Ocl: 1841: MS:25; COR:7) Nauvoo ilsell, were with he Saints in the exodus, stayed ac Garden Grove until 1846. 13 Jun 1544, Prccia Spiva UNION GROVE, TAzEW15LL. VIRGWlA married L.M. Davis by Matchi&? Myers, Esq. 1 1 Sep I 842, near Burke's Garden. 10 baptized, a total Over 80% of the families in this branch remained of 60 mcmbers. In Burke's Garden conference. 31 Aug faithful,rnovmg t~ Utah wilh hemain branch of the church. 184.5, 72 members. (So. Stales Ms I1 Sep 1842, 31 Aug The branch did no\ dissolve ar ht: lime of dje exodus, 1845) however. 28 Jan 1855, a conference was held at the home of A. Robinson in Quincy, Frank!.in, Pennsylvania. Elder UNIONVILLE, POTTAWATTAME. IOWA William Tarmon (Terman) conducted, Elder David 2 Jan 1848, lisc of high priests : George Eyre. (PI-IP:7) Robinson was clcrk Elder Martin Henry resigned Ihe presidency on account of his inabhty to speak English UPPER ALTON BRANCH fluently. Daniel Robinson nominated to preside. 29 29 Mar 1841, Horace M. Alexander; Nancy Alexander; rncrnbers in good standmg, 2 expelled. The following were Dimicia Plumb; Angeline Carter; Oliver Walker, clerk. given ncw offices: Marhn Henry, teacher; David Robinson, (COR:4) deacon; William Terman, priest. 7 Oct 1855, Tom's kver Branch, represened by Elder CPPER KEGICAG CREEK, POTTAWATTAME, IOWA Reamer werc hiailhfulin their duties, wi.hgto do all in their 2 Jan 1848, 6s1 of high priests: Elijah Cheney; power tu bulld he kmgdoln of God, had new baptisms Sheppxd Glazier; Benjamin Wjlcox; John G. While; besided a number of European Saints. Tlley were preparing Nahum Benjamin; Henry Cams. (PHP) a.s fast as circumstances would permit to remove westward. Union Branch, Franklin County, represented by Elder UTICA. NEW YORK Angus M. Cannon, repomd che same, said that he had 29 Jut 1843, confcrcnce mecin Urica, New York under awakened the Saints to fresh life and vigor and all the old elder John P. Grerne. 4 branches were represented, members, with the exception of 1, had renewed their containing 7 elders, 5 priests, 6 teachers, 2 deacons, and covenants, had baptized 22 new members. Some few were 159 members. 1 elder. 2 priests, 1 teahcer and I deacon were ordai.ned. (HC5:522) VAN BRAN, MICHIGAN WALLKILL: ORANGE. hEW YORK See Augusta. 1837. branch established with Addison Everen as president (Source unlisted) VAK BUREN TOWNSHlP BRANCH. IOWA 8 Aug 184 1, l 1 members reported a1 Dle Zaraheda WALNUT GROVE, KNOX, ILLINOIS Stake Conference. 13 Dec 1841, 17 members added, a 7 May 1839. 39 mamebers, 9 elders: I priest. 1 branch organized witb numbers about 30. 10 or 12 more teacher. Branch was abou~75 miles northeast of Nauvoo. wa.e expected soon to be baptized. (JHC 8 Aug 1841, 13 27 Oct 1839, branch was organized. 3 1 Dec ) 840, Ellliar Dec 1841) Edmonds married by William Smith. At some dak, Sarah Fuller married I-lomer Collins lioy~by Hiram VANDALIA BFL4NCH Hoyt 31 Mar 1841. Isaac Chase; Anna J. Chase; John 12 OCI 1840, George W. Hickerson: Sarah I-hckerson; Gaylord, elder were preparing to leave lor Nauvoo. 10 Jul

Rachel Woolsey; C.P. Lo& elder: Eleazer Miller, elder. 1841 : 92 members, 1 high priest. 10 elders. 2 priests, 2 (COR:?) teachers. 2 deacons. 4 Mar 1844, Rawson Moon, reacher; John Hughes; Elizabeth Hughes were leaving. 8 Sep 1844, VENtCE, BUTLER, 0130 branch was part of the Toulen conference with 25 members. 18 Jan 1843, this branch, near the borderline of the 15 Dec 1844, 30 members scattered in the area. plus 3 state, was reported at conference. (MC 18 Jan 1843) elders, I priest and I reacher. 17 oct L84.5, Oliver Snow died, the Snow farmly were members af the branch. VICTOR, ONTARIO, CANADA (ERS:488; IHC 7 May 1839, 30 Jan 1841. 8 Sep 1844; 3 baptized. (OPJ: 109) William Burton Journal, 10 Jul 1841 ; COR: 1,s; NMR:26,30) VIENNA, ILLINO[S 1840. a branch was organized there, near Rockford, WALPOLE, MASSACHUSETTS Winnegago, Illinois. (JHC 2 Aug 1841) 1845 a branch was established. (J7-IC 12 Jun 1847)

VILENOVIA BRANCH WANDELL. FRANKLIN. MASSACHJZSETTS (OPJ:6 1 ) I7 Dec 1840, a branch exisced. Between 18 May 1842 and 10 Sep 1843. 1 8 to 50 members. (JHC 17 Dec I 840, VINALHAVEN, FOX ISLAND, KNOX, MAINE 18 May 1842,9 Feb 1843, 16 May 1843, 10 Sep 1843)

Aug 1 840.24 more baptized. 1841 : 17 more baptized. 26 Sep 1841, LO7 members. 16 Apr 1843, 56 members. WARREN, ILLINOIS (HC4:4 18; JHC Aug 1840,26 Sep 1841, 16 Apr 1843) 16 Aug 184 1, Willard kchards visited the settlement. 13 Dec 1841. 204 Saints arrived at Warsaw from Great VIRGINIA Britain, led by . Because of troubles at 1842 and 1844 reports ro the Southern States Mission Warsaw, the saints moved into Nauvoo or in Warren, about show many baptized. 16 Feb 1845,7 branches in 7 counties 1 mile below the old town of Warsaw. (JHC 16 Aug 184 1, in souchwestem Virginia and the adjoining area of North 13 Dec 1 841; Willard bchards Journal) Carolina, with a total of 200 members. (So. States Ms. 24 Mar 1844) WARRENSVILLE, OHIO Dec 1830. John Murdock, branch presidcnc. 183 1 a branch existed there, possibly organized by Lyman Wight. WALDO, WALDO? MAE Benjamin Bragg was a member. (MAP:20; FWR:250: 26 Sep 1843, 45 members on the mainland, opposite HSP:78) the Fox lslands. 16 Apr 1843, 38 members. (JHC 26 Sep 1841: 16 Apr 1843) WARSAW, HANCOCK, ILLLNOIS 18 Apr 1840, Jeremiah Curtis; the Curtis family; Omon WALLINGFOKD, CONNECTICUT Houghton, president. 17 Sep 1845. members or the church Jun 1846, a branch appearcd co havc been in existence living in this area were forced to move to Nauvoo. Some 50 before this time. (Willjam Appleby Journal) head of cattle were reported to have been stolen from the Mormon senlement about 5 milcs east of Warsaw. (JHC 17 WATERLOO, SENECA. NEW YORK Sep 1845; COR:4) Part of the Fayette Branch. Aug or Sep 1830, Hyrurn Smith became president of the branch, afrer his family and WARWCK. KEhT, CANADA his facher and mother moved there, along with William. 1844, branch was organized by John Borrorvman. Samuel, Don Carlos. 12 to 20 members rocal in the branch Located in che western dismct near he lower end of Lake at chat time. 2 Jan 183 1, branch disorganized wich the move Huron. Disbanded 3 1 Mar 1846 with exodus of Saints to St. ro Kidand. (HSP:75,78) Louis, Nauvoo and Winter Quaners. 1843, John Borrowman, preached the gospel in the WAYh'ESVILLL, WARREN, OHIO area Wdliarn Gudner and his wde, Janet Livingston, were 5 Dec 1843, 60 to 70 members in good standing. 12 the first to join the church. Ks brother, Robert Gardner, more baptized in adjoining region. (JHC 5 Dec 1843) joined next, followed by the whole Gardner family. except their father. Robert was bap~izedby William Gardner, WEATHERSFIELD: GENESSE, NEW YORK confirmed by Samuel Bolton and Willjam Gardner. Apr I baptism. (OPJ: 109) 1845, kchibald Gardner was baptiyxd. 21 Oct 1848, Roger hckharn and Mar). Garher Luckham bapti2e.d. Robert and WELLSBOROUGH BRANCH Archibald ordained elders then. Mother Gardner was 9 Sep 1838, Elisha Collins, president; Stephen Perry; baptized next. Rhoby Perry. Perhaps this is also referred lo as the 31 %far 1846, Archibald Gardner led a wagon main of Willsbrough, Essex, New York Branch, where Joseph 38 convew from Wanvick and Brooke Townships from Adarns and George Fisher were cut off the Summer of 1833 Gardner's Mills to Nauvoo. Gardner had forged a road (they may have belonged to rhe Hague, Warrro, New York through the woods to join up with others from Watford, group). (COR: 108; Journals of John S., Jared, and Gideon Plympton and Sarnia. His road is still called "The Nauvoo Carter) Road" tcday. Those in Gardner's company became known as 'The Canada Company." Together they went to Nauvoo. WESmLD. HAWDEN, MASSACHUSETTS chen continued on to Winter Quarters. Most of the group May 1835.76 members, part of Wes~eldconference. also crossed the plains to Salt Lake together. Those in the 24 Sep 1844, Ashbel Dewey, president; Samuel Ensign; company were families of William Park, John Park, and Mary E. Gordon Ensign, daughter of Conrad Gordon and David Park, including Jane Duncan Park, Agncs Park, Julia h Searl; Jane J. Stoclong: Harriet Stoclung. 13 Aug M~onPark, Jane Park, William Park, Jr.. Hugh Park, 1845. Orrin D. Sacker; Julia Sacker; Maia L. Dewey. Mary Park. Andrew Duncan Park; families of James married to John M. Woollsey: Isaac Ensign; Mary Ensign. Hamrlmn, James Kilfoil, Samuel Bolton, James Crage, John (OPJ:6 I ; JOB:8: HC2:222; UWF:98; COR: 108,109:1 13; Borrowman, George Corny, Andrew Correy, Brother JI-IC 16 May 1843, 10 Sep 1843) Janner; Roger Luckham, Robert Sweeten, and the famhes ofArchibald and William Gardner. (LAG:25,26, 37-38; In WESTFORD,MASSACHESETTS Days of Yore, LIfe and Times in lambton County. 26 May 1842, Samuel B. Lewis; Quartes S. Sparks, Lambton County Genealogical Society. presiding etder. (C0R:S) 1994:75,76:HTW 10:269) WEST CI-IARLESTON, MLAMt. OHIO 17 Dec 1 840, 15 rnem bers. (JHC 17 Dec 1840) WASHTENAW BRANCH, WASHTENAW, MICHIGAN Fall 1839, a branch was organized by M. Levine from WEST LOUGHBOROUGH, ONTARTO: UPPER New York. I0 Oct 1841, h4. Levine, presjding elder; CANADA Franklin Sawyer; Maria Sawyer. (COR:444;OPJ:512) Nov 1832, about 45 members there and in surrounding branches. (CAN:75; J013:5)

WASHINGTON, lOWA WEST LMEN, NEW YORK 2 Feb 1848, lisc of high priests: Asa Calkins. Branch 13 Aug 1841, Myron Higbee; Daniel F. Botsford; was near Iowa City. (PHP:7) Nancy Bot5ford; Armelia Farsina Botsford. (COR:6) WEST MILTON, MIAMI, OHIO WOODLAND, HANCOCK, ILLINOIS 9 Oct 1842, belonged to Dayton conference, I I 1845, a branch in the Appanoose precinct. (NRI) members, 1 high priest, and som elders. 18 May 1843, Ann Eliza Mann; Martin W. Peck, presiding elder. (JHC 9 Oct WRIGHT'S SETTLEMENT, VERMONT 1842?COR:5) Some believing people there. (OFW:108)

WEST NILES, NEW YORK YELROME, HANCOCK, ILLINOIS 16 Jun 1843, William Van Orden, clerk; C. Haight; 27 Apr 1845, Amos Cox; Philena Cox. (COR:I I I ; James Brinkerhoff; Sally Ann Brinkerhoff; Mary Ann also see Lima, Hancock, Illinois) Brinkerhoff; Jcnctte Brinkerhoff. (COR:7; NAUl) ZARAHEMLA, IOWA WEST STOCKBRJDGE. MASSACUSETTS 2 Jul 1839, a site for the city was selected by Joseph See Union Branch. Smith, Jr. 19 Jul 1840, the Saints were scattered abroad, some distance from each other. Each neighborhood in heir WHITLEWJLLE, JACKSON. TENNESSEE turn was visited. One of the areas was identified as the Nov 1839, abouc 30 members. (So. States Ms. Nov Timothy Block neighborhood. 8 Aug 184 1, Zarahcrnla 1839) Branch was represented at a stake conference with 326 members in the branch. 29 Aug 184 1. Harmon CufJer,son WILLIAMSTOWhl, NEW YORK of Samuel Cutler and Cordelia Young, married Lucy Ann Trumen Gillet, Jr.. a member. (OPJ:92) Pemgrew. 8 Jan 1.842, a conference at Zarahemla was held at which time the stake, organized in 1839, was WnLNY BRANCH discontinued. A branch of the church was organized instead, Polly Bond and Esther Wright were members. with John Smith as president. Esther Hunter McMean (OPJ:88) arrived a1 Zarahemla with daughter Margaret Thompson McMean Smoor. who was returning home horn a trip to WILMINGTON, DELAWARE Tennessee with her missionary husband. (30B:222: Dec 1845, a good-sized branch there. ('William NMR:22; AOS:30; JHC 19 Jul 1840, 8 Aug 1541, 8 Jan Appleby Journal: 136- 157) 1842)

WILMINGTON, IOWA 25 Mar 1844, James Mendcnhall; E. Streets; William A. McFarlan. (COR:9)

WINCHESTER: SCOTT, ILLINOIS Oct 1839, Isaac Decker and Lorenzo D. Young lived near there. (JOB:24)

WINDHAM, GREEN,NEW YORK Joseph S. Scofield, branch clerk; hls wlfe, Clarissa Aurilla Terry Scofield, and abouc 20 other members. (OPH2:5 14)

WINTER QUARTERS The 22 divisions were identitied as wards, not branches, and are not identified here.

WOLF GROVE 6 Jun 1841, Nehemiah Harmon; Aurelia Harmon; Andrew Moore, elder. (COR:2) Pioneers

AJ Jenson. Andrew. Laffer-daySaiut Oiogr.aphicaL E?ic)~clopedio:A Co~?zpilariorlof Biographicn/ Skeiclres of Prominenr Men Br Women in publications. the Church ofJesus Christ of Lorre~.-dajSaints. Salr Lake Cicy. Urah: History Company, ESJ Hoyt: Emily Smith. "Journals," copy in 1901-1935. LDS Hisrorical Depanment, Archives Division.

ACL Layton, Chnstopher. "Autobiography." ERS Snow, Eliza Roxey. Biography and Fa~niljRecord ofLor,enzo Sue w. AOS Berlin, C. Elliott. "Abraham Owen Smoot, Pioneer Momon Leader." FGR Family Group Records: Joseph Srnich Memorial Building. CAN Bennen Richru.d E. A Sfud)qf rhe Chur.ch of Jesus Christ of lafrer-day Sai~r~sin Upper FWR Cmnon, Donald Q., and Lyndon Cook, Conado: 1830-1850. eds. Far Wesr Record: M~n~rresof ~hcChurch oJJesus Christ of hirer-day Saints, 1830- 1841. Salt Lake Cicy, CC Jenson, Anbew. Chul-ch Cl~rorzology.Salt Utah: Deserct Book Company, 1983. Lake Ciry, Utah: Church of lesus Chnst of Latter-day Saints. 1899. IWLE Hale. Heber Q. "Bishop Jonathan H. Hale of Nauvoo: his Life and Minishy." CIP Rosenbaum, Paul 2. "The Church of Jesus Christ of Lamr-day Saints in Pennsylvania: 1830-1854," i-lC Roberts, B. I<., ed. Histoq of the Chur-ch Thesis, East Slroudsburg State College, 1982. of Jesus Christ of larret--day Saints. . Utah: Church of Jesus Chnst of Latter-day Sain~,1948. CMN Cook, Lyndon, compiler. Civil Ma,-riage.s in Nau\)oo & Sorne Or~flyingAreas: 1839 HSP Corbelt, Pearson 13. "I-Iymm Srnich, 1845. Provo, Utah: 1980. Pamiarch."

COR Members who handed in certificates to the I-ITI-I San.ford, Carlton E. Ear-ly Hismy of he church clerk at Nauvoo. Town of Hopkirzron.

D&C Docrrine and Covenants, Church of HTW Carter, Kate 13.. compiler. Heall Throbs Jesus Cllrisl of Laner-day Sainrs. of the West. Salt Lake Ciry. Luh: Daughters of the Utah Pioneers, 1939- 195 I . DHC Documentary Hisrory of he Church, Chuvch of Jesus Christ of Lamr-day Saints. TB Israel Barlow LiJe Srory, Bountiful. Utah: Carr Pnnring Company. DLP Daily log of persons entering Nauvoo as rccordcd by Willard fichards, beginning 3 lJul 1843 and JHC "Joumal History of the Church." Church of endiog 22 Jan 1846. Jesus Chnst of Latter-day Saints.

DPS Sessions, T. Earl, ed. The Diaries of mF Flanagan. James H. "Journal of James H Penigrine Sessions, Bountiful, Utah: Carr Rjnting Flanagan." Company, 1967. SOB Nelson, Leland R. "The Journal of DUP Carter, Kate B. Daughters of the Utah Brigham." KEQ Cook, Lyndon W. and Milton V. NTE "Nauvoo Temple Re,'o~ster: Backrnan, Jr. eds. The Kirrland Elders' Quorum Record; 1845- 1846." Church of Jesus Chnst of Latrer-day Saints. 1836-1841. Provo: Grandin Book Company, 1985. OFW Whitney. Orson F. The Life of Heber C. LAG Hughes, Delila Gardner. The Lije of K~n~bnll.Salt Lake City, Utah: 1888. AI-chibald Gard~zer OPH Carter, Kate B., compiler. Our- Pioneer 1-DSCR 1842 Nauvoo Census laken spring of Heritage. Salt Lake City: Daughters of the Utah pioneers. 1842, wilh names added as members arrived; also the deaths of members and heir children and names of OPI Orsan Pram Journals children under eight years of age. PIP Pottawartamie County, Iowa, High Priests LOS Spencer, Seymour H. Liff Surnrnary of Records. 1848. LDS I-listorical Department. Archives Or.sorl Spcrtcel; Salt Lake City. Utah: 1956. Division.

iVAJ Taylor. Leone Andrus. Milo Artdrur, PPP Pratt. Parley Parker. Autohiog~.nphyof Junior: The Marz a~zdHis Fanlily. Par.1~~Pa~.kcr Pran. Salt Lake Cicy: Dcseret Book Company: 1975 MAP Curtis, Alan V. "Missionary Activities and Church Organization in Pennsylvania, 1830- 1840," NT-1 Stevenson, Joseph Grant. Richards Family Thesis, , 1976. Hisrory, Provo, Utab: Stevenson's Genealogical Cenrer, 1977,1981.1991. MCA Ranney, Lucrelia Lyman. "My Children's American Ancestry." RNA Allred, Reddick N. "Diary."

MI-1PR R~chards~Mary I-laskin Parker. SI-TI Stevenson, Joscph Grant. The Slelvnson "Journals" located in LDS I-listorical Department, Farnil), Hisfoly, Provo, Utah: Stevenson's Genealogical Archives Division. Center.

MS Manuscripts from fdes of author. T&S Times and Seasons. The Church of Jesus Chnst of Latter-day Saints. NASH Records of members of Nashville, Iowa Branch, LDS Hjstorical Departmenf Archives Division. UGM Urah Genealogical Magazine.

NAU I Plan, Lyman D. Nau~wo,1839-1846, UPB Urah Pioneer. Biographies. Salt Lake City, vol 1. Highland, Utah: Platt, 1980. Utah: Church of jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.

NMR Nauvoo Marriage Records, 1842- 1845. WCI Hamelle, W. H. A Slandard Hisrol-): of Whire Coun~,Indiana. NN Nauvoo Incorporated records. WWJ Woodruff, WiLford. "Jou~nal." NTB McGavin, E. Cecil. Nauvoo the Beautiful. "Editor's note: There are some sources listed in he paper which are not includcd in the acronyms listed above. FROM THE JOURNAL OF ANSON CALL ". . .Elders frequently prcachcd in our lown, Brigham Young, John P. Green. A. BabbitT, and ochers. Their preaching created much excitement in our town but had link cffecr for nearly 3 ycars. lc was a cons[anl annoyance LO my feelings. I hecame dissatisfied wich all denominarions and mysclf. 111 thc Elders passing through oul. country d~ey frequen{lg stopped at my housc. In discussing with them upon thc principals of thc Gospel, they would cufi'mc about likc an old pair of boots. I came 10 the coiiclusion that the reason of my being handlcd so easy was because J did not understand the Biblc and the Book of Mormon.

I resolved to preparc myself for lhz conflict b). investigating heruro book$. 1 accordingly furnished niyscll' with thc Book of Mormon. [ then commenced the Book of Motmoll and [he , compared dle two. and read my Bible from Genesis right through. praying and searching diligenrly I'or 6 months. When I finished the two Books. I became a firm belicvcr in d~eBook of Mormon. I was then taught by the Spirit to obey rhe p~inciplesof thc Gospcl.

My fcelings wcre not known by any but my wifc. 1 was proud and haufhty. and to obcy the Gospel was worsc than death. I laboured undcr those feelings for 3 months. bccorning at times almost insane. To be called a Mormon, I thought, was morc than 1 could endure. 1 lamcntcd that my lo[ was casc in this dispensation. . . 1 a1 lasc covented before the Lord that if he would give me confidence to face thc world in Mormonism I would be baptifed Tor heremission of my sins, and before I rosc from my knees, the horrors of my mind wcre clcared. I fearcd no man no sct ofmcn. Thc next day I wen[ to the Merhodisr meeting and declared unto them the truth of Mormonism. I told them 1 should obey ir as soon as I could get to IClrtland. I accol.dingly went imrnedia~ciytherc and was baptized May 21, 1836 by William Smith, Joscph's brother. My wife accompanied me."

FROM THF, DLARY OF , SCHOOL TEACHER IN NAUVOO I learned that Jor. Taylor played truant yesterday and day bcforc for which I talked and rcasoncd wilh him and 1 think I have had sufficient effecl upon him to deter him from doing the sarnc in he futurc ar lcast for a short time.

QUEIUES I am loolung for information on John Oman, who bapcized parents and bo0-1sets of grandparents in Nauvoo, 1841 1 also his brother, George W. Oman: who married in the Church in Nauvoo in 1846. Rosemary Flamion. P.O. Box 6 163: Los Osos, California 9341 2

I am interested in obtaining information on Ann Paaen. born 18 May 183 1 at White Rock Ford, Chestcr. Pennsylvania; m;uried to Charles Sreeve Peterson in I849 and died 28 Jan 1909 in Mesa, Maricopa, Arizona. I am also looking for infonnation on her parents, William Cornwall Parten and Julianna Bench. Kay L. Cavender, 83 1 East Three Fountains Drive, Unir 276, Murray, Utah 841 07

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