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In addition to the documents themselves, introductory essays, annotation, and most ref- erence material have been indexed. Most maps are not indexed; map coordinates for specific locations are given in the Geographical Directory. Spelling, punctuation, and capitalization of quotations have been standardized. Personal names are listed by their correct spellings, not by variant spellings that may be found in the documents, unless the correct spelling is unknown. Entries for married women are generally listed under the names used during the period cov- ered by the volume, with appropriate cross-references under maiden names or other married names. Unidentified individuals, such as “Brother Van Elver,” are included in this index. In sub- entry text, Joseph Smith (JS) and Emma Smith (ES) are referred to by their initials. Recurring locations in the volume are referenced in subentries without state identification; these include Commerce (Ill.), Nauvoo (Ill.), and Kirtland (Ohio). When found in an entry, “id.” indicates an entry in the Biographical Directory or Geo- graphical Directory or other text that summarizes the topic, “def.” refers to a passage that defines the topic, “illus.” indicates a photograph or other illustration, and “handwriting of” identifies documents that an individual inscribed.

A 175n303; as chairman pro tem of House of Repre- Aaron (biblical figure), 387 sentatives, 72, 81 Aaronic (Levitical) order of the priesthood, xxix, Adams Co., Ill.: id., 559; fertility of western bound- 426, 432–442 ary lands, 422n41; fund raising for church pub- Abel (biblical figure), 437, 438, 490n315 lications in, 400; stakes in, 422, 466n230. See Able, Elijah: id., 583–584; bond for property in also specific towns Nauvoo, 51, 81–85; image of, 83 (illus.); Nauvoo, African Americans: Mormons� voting rights com- properties and residences in, 576–577 (map) pared to, 154; J. Patten accused of playing vio- Abolitionism. See Slavery and abolitionism lin at Negro ball, 378–379; selling land in Abraham (biblical figure), 200, 282, 494n335, Illinois to, 82. See also Slavery and abolitionism 509n400, 516, 520 Afterlife: JS and S. Rigdon vision of eternal glory, Adam (biblical figure), 176, 177, 383, 433–434, 435, 179n318; JS on eternal punishment, 176, 178 436, 439n127, 442n136 Agriculture: hogs, slaughtering, 100; Nauvoo, manufacturing and agricultural opportunities Adam-ondi-Ahman, Mo., 161 in, 416, 464, 497–498, 501 Adams, James: id., 584; affidavits seeking redress Ague. See Malaria for losses in Missouri certified by, 53n31, 182n333; Ah-we-pe-tuck. See Nashville, Iowa Territory gubernatorial campaign, 54n35; handwriting Albert (prince consort), 391 of, 53; H. Kimball taken in by, 53; letter of in- Alcohol: G. Granger and O. Cowdery, reports of troduction to president of United States pro- drunkenness of, 241; Missouri representative, vided by, xxv, 49, 53–55 (text), 505n386; lobbying drunkenness of, 72–73; opponent of O. Hyde Illinois legislature to instruct state delegates to preaching in Pennsylvania, drunkenness of, vote for petition for redress, 106–107, 228n564; 408–409; temperance movement, 129n469; membership in church, 106, 467n240; men- Word of Wisdom, 21, 245 tioned in Proclamation of First Presidency to Aldrich, Charles, 73 the Saints Scattered Abroad, 505 Aldrich, Mark, 373n325 Letter: to JS and “associate,” 105–107 (text) Alexander, Randolph, 221 Adams, John, 21 Alexandria Gazette, 336n137 Adams, John Quincy (former president of the Allen, Charles, 146 United States): attending preaching of JS, Allred, James, 318

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Allred, Reddin, 21 Baggs, Cynthia, 205n455 Allred, Redick N., 21 Baker, Jesse, 528 Allred, William, 21 Baker, Mrs. (landlady in Washington DC), 86–87 American Anti-Slavery Society, 163n186 Baldwin, Caleb, 168n230 American Indians: baptized in Nauvoo, 380; Baldwin, Wheeler, 214, 215, 630 (chart) as “cousin Lemuel,” 279; Delaware Nation, Banger, Timothy, 93 382n365; J. Dunham�s declaration of intent to Baptism: of American Indians in Nauvoo, 380; in preach to, 313, 380, 381–384; Half-Breed Tract, Cincinnati, 401–405, 401n434; for the dead, xx, Lee Co., Iowa Territory, original purpose of, xxx, xxxi, 417, 419–420, 425, 426, 460, 469– 279n85; Kickapoo, 382n365; Mormon beliefs 470, 517, 635; of English converts, 288n130, about, 380–381; Oneida Nation, 382n364; pros- 325–327; at general conference in Commerce elytization of, 380; Stockbridge Indians, 382n365 (5–7 Oct. 1839), 21; at general conference in “Ancient of Days,” 111, 435 Nauvoo (6–8 Apr. 1840), 251; at general confer- Anderson, Stinson H., 485 ence in Nauvoo (3–5 Oct. 1840), 426; infant Andrews, Chester, 115 baptism, rejected by JS, 177, 178n312; John the Andrus, Milo, 20 Baptist conferring authority to baptize on JS Angels: F. Bishop claiming ordination as high and O. Cowdery, 440n128; before ministry of priest by, 244n645; defined by JS as having bod- Christ, 441; Mississippi River, baptisms for the ies, 490; discourse of JS on discerning types of, dead in, 417, 419, 460n205, 517n436; Mormons 489–490; translated beings ministering as an- differing from other religions in mode of, 73; gels on many planets, 434, 439 Nauvoo temple, baptismal font for, 517; in Animal sacrifice, JS on restoration of, 440n130 New Jersey and Pennsylvania, 408; JS on, 177, Annis, Brother, 222n530 178n312 An Appeal to the American People, 41–42, 42–45, Baptism of specific persons: J. Ells, 224n540; 71n113 I. Galland, 8; F. Kesler, 307; L. Knight, 505n389; Artaxerxes (Persian ruler), 306n214 S. Knowlton, 505n388; M. and W. Murray, Articles and Covenants, 13, 22n98 322n69 Ashby, Daniel, 191 Barden, Jerusha (sister-in-law of JS), 289n134, Ashworth, Brent, 51 582 (chart) Astronomical phenomenon witnessed by O. Hyde, Barlow, Israel, 317n31 406–407 Barnes, Lorenzo, 112n344, 128, 312, 407–408 Atchison, David R., 158, 160–161 Barratt, William, 394n404, 468n245 Augusta, Iowa Territory, 307–308, 559 (id.) Bartlett, Sylvester M., 499 Augustine of Hippo, 353n222 Benbow, Jane Holmes, 280n93 Australia, proselytizing in, xxxiii, 394, 459, 468, Benbow, John, 280n93, 384, 386 497 Benidict, Elder, 61 Austrian Empire at Convention of London (1840), Bennett, John Cook: id., 585; assistance offered 407n458 to Mormons by, 348, 349, 350, 352–353, 369– Avard, Sampson, 185, 188, 196 370, 503–504; as Campbellite, 371n309; as con- Averett, Elisha, 576–577 (map) vert, 467n240; eagle imagery used by, 375; Avery, Daniel, 214 general conference (3–5 Oct. 1840), participa- tion in, 418–419, 423, 425, 426, 427; on health- B iness of Nauvoo area, 501; Illinois militia and, Babbitt, Almon Whiting: id., 584; assisting Quo- 348–350, 353, 419; image of, 351 (illus.); incor- rum of the Twelve members on way to England, poration of Nauvoo and, xxiii–xxiv, 415, 418– 320; on committee for organization of stakes, 419, 425, 472–474, 475, 476n289, 500n360, 422, 466n230; discourse on priesthood, 426, 504; interest in settling in Nauvoo and join- 434; eastern United States, proselytizing in, ing church, 312, 348–350, 350–353, 369–370, 187, 240n625; Kirtland, presiding authority in, 374–376; kings and governors, revelation in- xxxv, 417, 422, 442–445, 530–533, 632 (chart); structing solemn proclamation of gospel to, misconduct and disciplining of, 313, 360–366, xxxii; at lyceum meeting, 493n328; as mayor of 395–397, 417, 442–443; prayer by, 423; revela- Nauvoo, 351 (illus.), 375n335, 473, 501n367; as tion of 19 Jan. 1841 chastising, 523 medical professional, 349, 371; mentioned in Badger, John, 630 (chart) Proclamation of First Presidency to the Saints Badlam, Alexander: id., 584–585; E. Able transfer- Scattered Abroad, 497, 503–504; as orator, ring property rights to, 84, 85; at lyceum meet- 423n48, 493; on political impact of Mormons ing, 495, 496 as voting bloc, 426; properties and residences

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in Nauvoo, 576–577 (map); revelation of 19 Jan. directed to appoint, 315; responsibilities of, 292, 1841, commended in, 493n328, 515; revelation 300n183, 302n191, 310, 339; revelation of 19 Jan. of 19 Jan. 1841 read at general conference by, 1841 on, 529 513, 514 Black, Adam, 155–157 Letters: from JS, 312, 370–374 (text); to JS Black, Ebenezer, 299, 300–301 and S. Rigdon, 312, 348–350 (text), 350–353 Black Americans. See African Americans; Slavery (text), 368–370 (text), 374–376 (text) and abolitionism Bennett, Samuel C.: id., 585; appointed as presid- Blessings: children blessed at general conference ing elder in Philadelphia, 113, 115; Cincinnati, at Commerce (5–7 Oct. 1839), 22; patriarchal, appointed to take charge of church in, 404n446, 109–111; by JS, 24, 50, 109–111, 245n650, 253, 421; Nauvoo, properties and residences in, 255, 304n207 576–577 (map); on S. Rigdon traveling to New Boggs, Lilburn W.: id., 587; accusations of acting Jersey, 224, 232–233; as scribe/clerk of Phila- in concert with Missouri vigilantes, 148, 164; delphia branch, 113 extermination order (1838), xxviii, 99n270, 126, Bent, Samuel: id., 586; children blessed by, 22; on 128, 140, 164n192, 166, 169–170, 182n330, 191, committee to investigate recommendations for 219, 248–249, 411n478, 498n352, 500n361; extra- ordination, 250; elders ordained by, 22; letter of dition order for JS (1840), xxviii–xxix; “Honey recommendation for G. Harris and, 357–359; War” and, 76–77; Mormon appeals to, 159; re- mentioned in letter of J. Page, 404; on Nauvoo dress for losses in Missouri, Mormon appeals high council, 19, 629 (chart); publications, rais- for, 79n158, 140; supposed bankruptcy and in- ing money for printing of, xxxiv, 333, 357–359, debtedness of, 239–240 399–401, 456n189; revelation of 19 Jan. 1841 on, Boldin, William, 285 528; signature of, 30, 32 Bonaparte, Napoleon, 219 Letter: to First Presidency and Nauvoo high Bond, Ira, 321n63 council, 399–401 (text), 420 Bonds: property transactions involving, xxi, 3–4, Bently, Benjamin R., 317 34–38, 51, 81–85, 204, 205–208, 207 (illus.) Benton, Thomas Hart: id., 586; in congressional Book of Abraham, 494n335, 509n400 debate on redress memorial, 142; as Missouri Book of Mormon: accusations of JS fabricating, representative, 72n121, 181n327; as Mormon op- 180n319; comparison of 1830 and 1837 editions, ponent, 218; printing of redress memorial re- xxxiv; compatibility with Bible, 179; copies de- jected by, 234n594 stroyed in fire in Kirtland printing office, 60n58; Berrett, LaMar, 51 copyright, 59–60, 65, 278n81, 283n104, 456; Bethers, Zadock, 21 copy sold by I. Galland to A. Naudain, 8; Eng- Beverly, Ill., 226, 559 (id.) land, edition published in, 393, 460, 464; first Bible: E. Higbee on Mormon beliefs about, 195; edition (1830), 404n444; fund raising for new pamphlet attempting to refute church�s inter- edition of, 332, 399–401, 456; German, O. Hyde pretation of, 129; JS on Bible as scripture, 176, and J. Page seeking translation into, 274–276; 177, 195n401; JS on compatibility of Book of gold plates, location of JS�s finding of, 322; Mormon with, 179 Nauvoo high council vote to reprint, 114n355, JS Bible Revision: id., 638–639; desire of JS to 357; pamphlet attempting to refute, 129; spend more time on, 297, 299, 309n229; Enoch Philadelphia meeting on publishing new edi- in, 438n120, 469n246; fund raising for edition tion of, 111–115 (minutes); P. Pratt requesting of, 332, 399–401; Pearl of Great Price and, 639; permission to print church publications in plan to publish, 412–413, 524; translated beings New York City, xxxiv, 59–65, 96, 99, 112–113; in, 439n125 publication of second edition (1837), 64n79; Bidamon, Charles E., 51 publication of third edition (1840), xxxiii, Bidwell, Robert W., 317n34 xxxiv, 312, 332–333, 366, 399, 404, 412–413, 426, Bill of Rights, federal power to enforce, in indi- 432, 455–457; Quorum of the Twelve on pub- vidual states, 183n338 lishing new editions/translations abroad, 261, Birge, Brother, 61 274–276, 276–278, 281–284, 327n97; on restora- Bishop, Francis Gladden: id., 586; claiming or- tion of the Jews, 254; shortages of, 60, 432n89; dination by angel, 244n645; disciplining of, JS as translator of, 179; JS on divine origins of, 244n645; moved between priesthood quorums, 176, 179; stereotype plates transferred to JS, 244; Nauvoo, properties and residences in, 576– agreement regarding, xxxiv, 455–457; translated 577 (map) beings in, 439n125; translations and foreign pub- Bishops: for Commerce area, xxx, 629 (chart); lications proposed for, 65, 99, 274–276, 281, Doctrine and Covenants on, 529; Ramus stake 283n105, 464n221

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Book of the Law of the Lord: described, 510–511; committee for Nauvoo temple, 423, 424 (illus.); featured text transcribed from, 510–529 debts related to construction of Kirtland tem- Boone Co., Mo.: id., 559; escape of JS and other ple, 39–40, 362n266; elders ordained by, 22; prisoners while traveling to, 295n164, 347n196 prayer by, 246; in presidency of Iowa Territory, Boudrero, Nadine Cooper, 336 630 (chart); properties and residences in Boynton, John F., 364n276, 626n1 Nauvoo, 576–577 (map); signature of, 32, 34 Bozarth, Squire, 126–127 Cain (biblical figure), 383, 437 Branch and stake, meanings of, xxxn75 Caine, John T., 89 Brandywine, Pa., 407n461, 559–560 (id.) Caldwell Co., Mo.: id., 560; church leaders pur- Brattle, James, 6, 7 (illus.), 476n292 chasing land in, 125n433; Mormon landholdings Britain. See England; Ireland; Scotland in, 197; Mormon settlement in and expulsion Brooks, Lester, 422n40 from, 150, 152–171. See also specific towns Brown, Brother (Dayton, Ohio), 400 Caligula (Roman emperor), 219 Brown, Elder (New York City), 61 Campbellites, 240n624, 371n309 Brown, James, 21 Canada. See Upper Canada Brown, Samuel, 154n106 Carlin, Thomas (governor of Illinois): id., 588; Brunson, Seymour: id., 587; children blessed by, extradition order from Missouri for JS and ar- 22; death of, 396, 416, 528, 628; elders ordained rest warrant, xxix; incorporation of Nauvoo by, 22, 267n33; funeral oration of JS for, xxx, and, xxiv, 474, 475, 485; letter of recommenda- 419, 470, 517n436; letter of recommendation for tion for O. Hyde and E. Page proselytizing S. Bent and G. Harris signed by, 357–359; on among Jews, 251n671, 255, 256; letter of recom- Nauvoo high council, 19, 628, 629 (chart); rev- mendation for redress seekers from, 58n51; elation of 19 Jan. 1841 on, 528; signature of, 30, Proclamation of First Presidency to the Saints 32; suggested by E. Higbee as Mormon witness Scattered Abroad, mentioned in, 499; resolu- for Senate Committee on the Judiciary, 198 tion of general conference thanking, 249; sig- Letter: from JS and E. Higbee, to S. Brunson nature of, 475 and Nauvoo high council, 77–81 (text) Carpenter, Benjamin Owen, 8 Buck, Charles, 419 Carter, Jared, 39–40, 362n266 Bullock, Thomas: redress memorial submitted to Carter, Simeon, 214, 420 Congress, scribe for, 140; register of affidavits for Carthage, Ill., 290, 524, 560 (id.) property lost in Missouri, compiler of, 140n17; Casey, Zadok, 50n8, 70n108, 228n564, 231n582, as scribe/clerk, 118, 140, 175, 433, 534, 536 249n663 Bump, Jacob, 271n53 Casto, Abel, 21 Burdick, Thomas: id., 587; accusations against Catchwords, printers� use of, 141n21 A. Babbitt, 362n267, 365, 395, 396, 442; mar- Certificates or licenses: church missionaries com- riages of JS�s siblings performed by, 289n134; monly carrying, 13; marriage license of Lucy on preaching of J. Dunham in Kirtland, 313 Smith and Arthur Millikin certified by JS, 289– Letter: possibly to H. Smith, intended for JS, 291; H. Stout, elder�s license for, 266–267 xxxv–xxxvi, 379–384 (text) Chase, Isaac, 576–577 (map), 588 (id.) Burk, John M., 19, 630 (chart) Chase, Stephen, 19, 630 (chart) Burke, Margaret Rheinberger, 39 Chester Co., Pa.: id., 560; Mormon activity and Burlington Co., N.J., 403n443, 408n464, 560 (id.) opposition in, 129, 133n483, 406n456, 407–408; Burr, Aaron, 175 Register and Examiner, letter of JS to editor of, Bushnell, Nehemiah, 499 51, 128–133 (text) Butler, John Lowe: id., 587–588; autobiographical Child labor in England, 390 materials of, 635; on drainage of swampy land Chill fever. See Malaria around Nauvoo, xxiii, 9n33; on hospitable re- Church of England, 391 ception of Mormons in Quincy, Ill., 499n356; Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints: bill land transactions, 4, 34–38; Nauvoo, properties to incorporate, 450–455, 453 (illus.); eastern and residences in, 34, 576–577 (map); preach- United States, membership growth in, 203; es- ing to American Indians, 380; signature of, 38; timates of total number of church members, on unhealthiness of Commerce area, 9n33 152n102, 181n328; general church officers, 625– Butterfield, Josiah, 528, 627 (chart) 627 (charts); names for, xixn1; JS as sole trustee- in-trust for, 454, 516n429, 535 (illus.). See also C Reorganization of church leadership Cahoon, Reynolds: id., 588; on construction commit- Cincinnati, Ohio: id., 560; as book-publishing tee for Kirtland temple, 423n45; on construction center, 358n247; general conference discussing

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church organization and leadership in, 418, 421; 628–629 (charts); disease in, xx, xxiii, 4, 9, 12, 15, need for elder in, 402, 404, 421; proselytization 20, 227, 367, 372, 466, 498, 501, 552; gathering, of J. Page in, 312, 401–405; E. Robinson pro- area of designated as center for, xix, xxx, 3, 17, ducing new edition of Book of Mormon in, 312, 412n483, 431, 510–529, 532n498; general church 332–333, 358, 366n284, 426n55, 432, 455, 456n185 conference of 5–7 Oct. 1839 in, xix, xxx, 3, 4, Clark, Hiram, 280, 323n72, 327, 633 (chart) 16–24 (minutes), 60, 635; general church con- Clark, John Bullock: id., 588–589; estimate of ference at (6–8 Apr. 1840), xxviii, 138, 228n567, number of church members killed in Mormon 242–253 (minutes), 258, 540, 543n23; growth of War, 56n44, 172n272, 257n701; in Mormon Mormon community in area of, 228–229; hogs, War, 164–165, 167, 192, 194 slaughtering in, 100; W. Marks as president of Clark, Maria, 205n455 stake in, xxx, 18, 420n29, 452, 529n484, 628 Clark, William, 383n369 (chart); original plats for, 6n20, 7 (illus.), 11n36; Clarke, Adam, 434, 438n124 printing of Times and Seasons in, 552; property Clay, Henry: attending preaching of JS, 175n303; transactions in and around, xix–xxii, 3–4, 5, 11, in congressional debate on redress memorial, 22–23, 34–38, 45–47, 51, 75n135, 81–85, 99, 203, 142, 233, 234n593; on Van Buren administration, 235–238, 246, 262, 267–269, 299–301, 311–312, 228n565 353–357, 416, 534–538, 574 (map), 575 (map); rail- Clay Co., Mo.: id., 560–561; in redress memorial, road between Warsaw, Ill., and, 373; renamed 149–150. See also specific towns as Nauvoo, xxiii, 369n302, 372, 374; on Saints� Clayton, Ruth Moon, 287 arrival in, 511n408; stake of church established Clayton, Thomas, 137, 181n326, 193n389, 540n7 in, xxx, 3, 17, 18. See also Ferry, Commerce- Clayton, William: id., 589; Book of the Law of the Montrose; Nauvoo, Ill. Lord and, 510; discourse of JS on discerning Communal ownership, JS on, 132–133 spirits and angels transcribed from report of, Community of Christ (formerly Reorganized 489–490; emigration from England, 288n131, Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints), 468n243; handwriting of, 445, 547; on H. documents in possession of, 55, 112 Kellogg�s ecclesiastical position in Kirtland, Compulsory Process Clause, Sixth Amendment, 381n361; lyceum, accounts of meeting and dis- 185n343 course of JS at, 490–491, 493–495; L. Nuttall�s Conferences: in England, 330 extracts from book of, 493–495, 549; presidency Specific conferences: May 1839, Quincy, Ill., of church in England and, 287n124, 324, 633 xxv, 18nn82–83, 58n50; 5–7 Oct. 1839, Com- (chart); proselytizing in England, 324, 327; as merce, xix, xxx, 3, 4, 16–24 (minutes), 60, 635; scribe/clerk, 433, 534; sending best wishes to JS 1 Nov. 1839, Quincy, Ill., 41, 43; 19–20 Nov. 1839, through H. Kimball, 331; source documents New York City, 61; 13 Jan. 1840, Philadelphia, from, 635 111–115 (minutes); 20 Feb. 1840, Freedom, Ill., Letter: to First Presidency, with H. Kimball 423n47; 6–8 Apr. 1840, Commerce, xxviii, 138, and J. Fielding, 287–288 (text) 228n567, 242–253 (minutes), 258, 540, 543n23; Climate and weather: on Atlantic passage to Eng- 14 and 16 Apr. 1840, Preston, England, 282n103, land, 324; general conference (3–5 Oct. 1840) 272–273, 325; 6 July 1840, Manchester, Eng- delayed due to inclemency, 418, 428, 429; land, 326–327; 3–5 Oct. 1840, Nauvoo, xxix, Mississippi River, freezing of, 100; Missouri, 404n444, 412nn482–483, 418–427 (minutes); 7 heavy snow in, 100; New York, heavy snow and Apr. 1841, Nauvoo, 513 cold in, 322; Ohio River, low water delaying Confirmations: of A. Casto, 21; at general confer- travel on, 99, 360n258; snow closing railroads ence at Commerce (5–7 Oct. 1839), 21, 22 to New England from Washington DC, 89, Congress: conduct in Senate versus House of Rep- 93n230 resentatives, 189n366; G. Cookman as chaplain Coe, Joseph, 364n276, 365n278 of Senate, 176n304; New Jersey�s contested dele- Coleman, William, 377n343 gation to House of Representatives, 72; parlia- A Collection of Sacred Hymns, for the Church of the mentary procedure, as practiced by, 302n194; Latter Day Saints, 28n128 possibility of submitting memorial to House of Coltrin, Graham, 21 Representatives, 232, 234; President�s annual mes- Coltrin, Zebedee, 422n40 sage to, xxv, xxvi, 68, 81, 89n200; reading of and Columbus, Ohio: id., 561; O. Hyde and J. Page debate on redress memorial, 142–143; redress for proselytizing in, 276; S. Rigdon convalescing losses in Missouri, Mormons seeking, xxv, xxvi– in, xxv, 31n142, 49, 52n19, 58, 68, 70–71 xxvii, 42n183, 50, 68, 70–73, 78–81, 106–107, Comfort, Simson I., 21 107–109, 137–138, 138–174; religious prejudice Commerce, Ill.: id., 561; church officers, 18–19, anticipated from, 70, 97; sources, congressional

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Congress (continued) Covell, Meritt L., handwriting of, 451, 455 records as, 635; tabling redress memorial, 142. Cowdery, Oliver: correspondence copied into See also Senate Committee on the Judiciary Letterbook 2, 548; debts related to construc- Congressional Globe, 143n33 tion of Kirtland temple, 362n266; diary used Consecration: in Iowa Territory, 212–213, 215, as Nauvoo high council minute book, 549, 378n346; rumors and law regarding, 133n483 634; dissent and excommunication of, xxxi, Constitutional rights and liberties: Compulsory 241n629, 339n150; John the Baptist conferring Process Clause, Sixth Amendment, 185n343; dis- authority to baptize on JS and, 440n128; keys course of JS on endangerment of, 333–334, 342– conferred on by Moses, Elias, and Elijah, 343; Fifth Amendment, 172n277, 173n286; First 440n131, 520n446; patriarchal office, views Amendment, 218n508; Guarantee Clause, xxvi, on, 110; A. Perry charged with unchristian 218n508; redress for Mormon losses in Missouri, conduct by, 24n105; printing and publishing, constitutional arguments for, xxvi, xxviii, 218; as steward of, 65n86; S. Rigdon reporting on Third Amendment, xxvi. See also Democratic misconduct of, 239, 241; H. Smith as spiritual values; Religious liberty and toleration replacement for, xxxi, 416, 525 Consumption (tuberculosis), 76n142 Cowles, Austin: id., 589–590; appointed to speak Convention of London (1840), 407n458 in council against A. Babbitt, 396; as counse- Cookman, George C., 86, 87–88, 176, 203n444 lor to W. Marks as president of Nauvoo stake, Cooper, Inez Ruth Stevens, 336 529n484; Nauvoo, properties and residences in, Copyright: for Book of Mormon, 59–60, 65, 576–577 (map); on Nauvoo high council, 396, 278n81, 283n104, 456; British, 278n81, 283n104; 628 (chart); replacing S. Brunson on Nauvoo for Doctrine and Covenants, 278n81, 283n104; high council, 528n479 for new editions of church publications, 261 Crawford, Thomas, 105n310 Coray, Howard: id., 589; autobiographical materi- Creation: ex nihilo, 492, 494; grand council in als of, 635; on composition of Nauvoo city char- heaven prior to, 509n400; spirits existing in ter, 473; handwriting of, 66, 77, 85, 93–94, 96, presence of God before, 494–495, 509 105, 107, 180, 186, 188, 193, 199, 216, 223, 230, 232, Crime: committee to address, 420–421; in Nauvoo, 235, 238, 273–274, 281, 287, 291, 348, 350, 368– 418, 420–421, 427; witnesses required for guilty 369, 370, 374, 379, 399, 401–402, 442, 547; office conviction, 427 of JS described by, 450; on preparing Instruction Crittenden, John J., 137, 181n326, 193, 540n7 on Priesthood, 433; as scribe/clerk, 61n60, 68, Crooked Creek, Ill.: id., 561; Ramus stake, estab- 86, 94, 96, 106, 108, 181, 186, 189, 194, 199, 217, lishment of, xxx, 311, 313–315, 334 223, 230, 232, 235, 239, 274, 281, 287, 292, 348, Crosby, Jonathan, 320n55 350, 369, 370, 375, 381, 399, 402, 443, 548 Cummins, Richard W., 382n269 Coray, Martha Jane Knowlton: discourse by JS, Curbough (Our Bough), Henry, 21 two separate records of, 333–345; handwriting Curtis, Uriah, 286 of, 335, 340; image of, 338 (illus.); note-taking Cutler, Alpheus: id., 590; children blessed by, 22; and record-keeping habits of, 334n127; source on committee to oversee construction of Nau- documents from, 635 voo temple, 423, 424 (illus.); elders ordained by, Corn laws (in Great Britain), 389 22; letter of recommendation for S. Bent and Corrill, John, 147n70, 146n63, 195n403, 196–197 G. Harris signed by, 357–359; as master work- Corwin, Mr. (of St. Louis), 190n372, 194, 197, 539 man for Far West temple, 423n45; on Nau- Councils: Quincy, Ill., high council in, 33n153. See voo high council, 19, 629 (chart); revelation of also Iowa high council; Nauvoo high council 19 Jan. 1841 on, 528; signature of, 30, 32 Court proceedings: arrest, imprisonment, and es- Cutler, George, tomb of, 575 (map) cape of JS from Missouri, 16n66, 20n90, 81, 156–158, 166–169, 185, 295, 303, 444, 548; extra- D dition to Missouri and arrest warrant (1840) for Daily Chronicle, 372n320, 466n229 JS, xxviii–xxix; legal references and court ab- Daley, James, 20 breviations, 639; Missouri courts and governors, Daley, John, 20 Mormon appeals for redress to, 79, 140, 143, Dana, Lewis and Mary, 380 158, 173, 242, 248–249, 543; pending trials of Daniels, Sheffield, 21 church members imprisoned in Missouri, Danites (Society of the Daughter of Zion), 185n344, 184n340, 185, 190–192; Senate Committee on 189n369, 194n399, 195n403, 196nn406–407 the Judiciary on Missouri courts and legislature Daviess Co., Mo.: id., 561–562; Mormon land- as proper venue for Mormon redress, 199–200, holdings in, 197; Mormon settlement in and 236; sources, legal records as, 635 expulsion from, 152–171. See also specific towns

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Davis, Amos: id., 590; debt of G. Harris to, 222; 299, 300–301; J. Boynton, 626n1; O. Cowdery, lyceum meeting possibly at home of, 495; xxxi, 241n629; J. Dunham, rebuked, 383n373; Nauvoo, properties and residences in, 576–577 T. Edwards, 245; R. Foster, 488–489; E. Hayes, (map); Nauvoo House, revelation of 19 Jan. 23; O. Hyde, 17, 20, 306n216; Luke Johnson, 1841 directing payment of stock into, 526 626n1; Lyman Johnson, 626n1; J. Lawson, 245; Davis, Daniel C.: id., 590–591; agreement on T. Marsh, 626n1; W. McLellin, 626n1; E. Owen, Commerce-Montrose ferry with, 24–27 (text), 21; A. Perry, 24n105; W. Phelps, 303–304, 345; 221n519; salary of, 26, 29n133; signature of, 24 H. Redfield, 20; D. Rogers, xxxv, 24, 221, 244– Davis, Mary Greene, 175, 176, 177 245, 246; W. Smith, 17, 20; F. Williams, 251 Davis, Matthew Livingston, 175–179, 591 (id.) Discourses and sermons. See under specific persons Davis, Samuel H., 258 and topics Dayton, Hiram, 286 Disease. See Health and illness Dayton, Ohio: id., 562; horses left by JS in, Dissent: discourse of JS on, 339; in Kirtland, 321– 400n431; O. Hyde and J. Page preaching in, 322, 362–365, 417, 421nn37–38, 442–445, 305n212; W. Phelps relocating to, 304 531n493; of W. Phelps, 303–304; by Quorum of Deacons, president of, 529 the Twelve members, 465n223; JS on contribu- Decker, Brother, 318n44 tion of dissenters to expulsion of Saints from Delaware Nation (American Indians), 382n365 Missouri, 152n99 Democratic Party: incorporation of Nauvoo and, D. & J. Ames, Springfield, Mass., 307 415, 426n54, 474; Mormon support for, 195, Dobson, Benjamin, 259 226, 227–228, 259n710, 260n714; on Second Doctrine and Covenants: id., 638; on bishops, 529; National Bank of the United States, 219n510; copyright, 278n81, 283n104; corresponding sec- M. Van Buren and, 66–68; J. Weber and, 108; tion numbers in different editions of, 667–668, Whigs and, political divide between, 109n327, 668–673 (chart); declaration on government and 227n562 separation of church and state, 195n400; Eng- Democratic values: espousal by Mormons, redress land, proposals to publish edition in, 393, 465; memorial on, 139–140, 171–174; good citizens, German, O. Hyde and J. Page seeking transla- redress memorial positing Mormons as, 139, tion into, 274–276; government and law, letter 151, 152; government and law, letter of JS to of JS to Chester Co. (Pa.) newspaper on beliefs Chester Co. (Pa.) newspaper on beliefs about, about, 129, 130; Instruction on Priesthood pub- 128–133; separation of church and state, Mor- lished in 1835 edition, 442n137; new edition of, mon belief in, 195n400; shock of Mormons on 412–413, 432; P. Pratt requesting permission to disregard of, xx; voting rights infringed in Mormon War, 154–155. See also Religious lib- print church publications in New York City, 96, erty and toleration 99; Quorum of the Twelve on publishing new Derby, Erastus, 510 editions abroad of, 261, 274–276, 276–278, 281– Deseret News, 434n103 284; translated beings in, 439n125 Des Moines rapids, Mississippi River, 501 Donaldson, William, 328n105, 394n405, 468n245 Detroit, Mich., 59n52 Doniphan, Alexander William: id., 591; in Mor- Devil. See Satan mon War, 158, 162, 163, 165–166, 167 De Witt, Mo., 159, 196–197, 198, 562 (id.) Dort, David: id., 591; letter of recommendation Dickson, Joseph, 160n157 for S. Bent and G. Harris signed by, 357–359; Dickson, Robert, 115 on Nauvoo high council, 19, 629 (chart); rev- Discipline, church: counsel, right of accused to, elation of 19 Jan. 1841 on, 528; D. Rogers, dis- 301n187; discourse of JS on charity towards ciplining of, 221, 244n648; signature of, 30, 32 those who have transgressed, 243; at general Douglas, Stephen Arnold: id., 591–592; incorpora- conference in Commerce (5–7 Oct. 1839), 17, tion of Nauvoo and, 474, 475, 485, 500n360 20–21, 23–24; at general conference in Com- Drinking and drunkenness. See Alcohol merce (6–8 Apr. 1840), 243, 244–245, 251; in- Duell, Osmyn, 317 structions to high councils on, 301n187; presence Dunbar, William C., 89 of accuser and accused required for trials involv- Dunham, Jonathan: id., 592; doctrines preached ing, 331–332; resolution to no longer consider by, xxxv–xxxvi, 313, 380–384; Indians, intent to disciplinary cases at general conferences, 243, preach to, 313, 380, 381–384; Nauvoo, properties 251 and residences in, 576–577 (map); rebuked, Discipline of specific church members: S. Avard, 383n373; source documents from, 635 185n344; A. Babbitt, 313, 360–366, 395–397, Dunklin, Daniel (governor of Missouri), 79n158 417, 442–443; F. Bishop, 244n645; E. Black, Dunn, James, 160n158

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E 4, 11, 13, 223, 261, 276–289, 312–313, 315–331, Eagle imagery: J. Bennett using, 375; JS using, 428, 457–472, 458 (illus.), 461 (illus.); Quorum 515, 525 of the Twelve�s return from, 392–393, 460, East Indies, proselytizing in, xxxiii, 394, 459, 468, 463, 471; social classes in, 387–388; source ma- 497, 498n351 terial for Mormons in, 635; Upper Canada and Education: advantages of, 496; lyceum, accounts Britain, fighting between, 20n93. See also spe- of meetings and discourses of JS at, 490–493, cific apostles; Latter-day Saints� Millennial Star; 495–497, 508–509; University of the City of and specific towns Nauvoo, bill incorporating, 467, 483, 500, 503 Enoch (biblical figure), 434, 437–438, 469 Edwards, Esias, 21 Ephraim (biblical figure), 11 Edwards, Thomas S., 21, 245 Eternal judgment/punishment, JS on, 176, 178, Edwards, William H., Jr., 21 496–497 Edwards, William W., Sr., 21 Eternal life, sealing church members unto, 111n340 Egyptian-Ottoman War, 407n458 Eternal nature of matter/elements, discourse of JS Egyptian papyri and mummies: purchased by JS on, xxix, 490–495, 494 and others, 22n97, 297, 299, 394n402 Eternal nature of soul, discourses of JS on, 176, Elders: appointed at general conference in Com- 178, 494 merce (5–7 Oct. 1839), 21–22; church responsi- Eternal principles, proceeding from God, 494 bility for families of elders absent on church The Evening and the Morning Star, 339n147, 638 business, 292, 393n398, 404–405; discourses of Everett, Addison, 61, 114 JS on, 22, 23, 115, 250; ordained in Philadelphia, Ewell, Pleasant, 21 115; presidency of, 528 Ewing, William L. D., 485 Elections. See Political impact of Mormons as vot- Excommunication. See Discipline, church ing bloc Executive orders, presidential use of, 66 Elements/matter, discourse of JS on eternal na- ture of, xxix, 490–495, 492, 494 F Elias (biblical figure), 440n131, 520n446 Facts relative to the Expulsion of the Mormons or Elijah (biblical figure), 433–434, 438n124, 440– 441, 520n446 Latter Day Saints, from the State of Missouri, Ells, Josiah, 224, 492 142, 155n109, 185n345 Emmett, James, 380 Fairfield, Ill., 374n330, 562 (id.) England: id., 562; character of people and nature of Fair Haven, Conn., 230n579, 235n604, 563 (id.) culture and society in, 278–279, 384–395; child Fall of Adam, JS on, 176, 177 labor in, 390; church officers in, 633 (charts); Far West, Mo.: id., 563; burial of press and type coalpit, H. Kimball on visit to, 330; Convention from, 63n74; in Mormon War, 162–166, 169– of London (1840), 407n458; corn laws, 389; du- 170; opposition to Mormons in, xix, 161; Quo- ties on importing and exporting books, 273; rum of the Twelve departing for England from, emigration of church members from, 261, 276, xxxii, 13; town plot purchased by J. Whitmer 279, 287–288, 312, 326, 328, 372, 392, 415–416, and W. Phelps, 222n524. See also Temple 428, 430–431, 460, 463–464, 468, 497–508; Fasting, 367–368 First Presidency proclamation addressing mi- Fausett, John, 127 gration from and growth of church in, 497– Federal government. See Congress; United States 508; growth of church in, 261, 288n130, 312, 316, Female Relief Society of Nauvoo, 204 325–327, 330, 428, 430–431, 459, 497, 498; hym- Ferry, Commerce-Montrose: agreement with nal and Book of Mormon printed in, 282n103, D. Davis regarding, 24–27; cost of taking, 393; Jewish Zionism and, 253–254; labor strikes 26n121; horse ferry boat, 25, 29n133; horses pur- in, 390; locations of Quorum of the Twelve�s chased for, 222; Nauvoo high council�s efforts missions in, 580 (map); Manchester, general to establish, 25, 221, 222; rights to operate, 24– conference of church in, 326–327; need for more 25, 29n133 American missionaries in, 279–280; opposition Field, Alexander Pope (Illinois secretary of state), to Mormons in, 463; patriarch of church in, 633 256 (chart); poverty in, 313, 316, 328–329, 379, 385, Fielding, Joseph: id., 592; emigration from Eng- 388–392, 394; Preston, general conference of land, 471; on meeting with Quorum of the church in, 282n103, 272–273, 325; publications Twelve members in England, 325n82; presidency of Quorum of the Twelve in, xxxiii, 279n88, of church in England and, 287n124, 324, 633 327, 428, 431, 459–460, 464–465, 553; Quorum (chart); proselytizing in England, 324, 327; of the Twelve proselytizing in, xx, xxxii–xxxiii, source documents from, 635

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Letter: to First Presidency, with H. Kimball 33n152, 39–40, 263; list of members, 625 and W. Clayton, 287–288 (chart); Proclamation to the Saints Scattered Fielding, Mary (sister-in-law of JS), 289n134, 582 Abroad, 497–508; report of church agents on (chart) land purchases and sales in Nauvoo area to, Fifth Amendment, 172n277, 173n286 534–538, 535 (illus.); report to church by (4 Oct. Finances: communal ownership, JS on, 132–133; 1840), 425, 427–432; A. Ripley as steward for, debts of those gathering to Nauvoo, 423; do- 300, 310 nation records in Book of the Law of the Letters: from S. Bent and G. Harris, to First Lord, 510; O. Granger in charge of debt reso- Presidency and Nauvoo high council, 399–401 lution in Ohio and New York, xxxv, 39–40, (text), 420; from O. Hyde and J. Page, appended 96, 99, 261, 262–264, 269–271, 366, 530–533; to letter of W. Phelps to JS, 303–306 (text); from hymnal, funding for publication of, 28, 29, H. Kimball, J. Fielding, and W. Clayton, 287– 40; Kirtland temple, debts and mortgage 288 (text); to “the Saints Scattered Abroad,” related to construction of, 39–40, 362, 417, from R. Thompson on behalf of First Presi- 530, 531; land transactions, debts arising from, dency, 312, 409–413 (text); from B. Young and xxii, 353–357, 416, 425, 428, 431–432; Nauvoo W. Richards, 384–395 (text) House, stock in, 520–523; Nauvoo temple Fisher, Edmund, 19, 630 (chart) construction, JS in charge of donations for, Fisk, Harriet Maria, 9n33, 75 516n429; New York merchants, church debt Fisk, Sterry, 9n33, 75 to, 95; Panic of 1837, 98n259, 98n261, 218n509; Flagg, Edmund, 71n112 printing and publishing, 64n81; of redress del- Follett, King, 198 egation, 68, 71, 96, 98–99, 114, 186–187, 233, Foot, Reuben, 21 239, 240; redress memorial, dollar amounts of Foote, Warren, 635 losses estimated in, 140, 141, 149, 215n497; Ford, Thomas: author of History of Illinois (1854), Senate Committee on the Judiciary, witness 474, 476n289; as governor of Illinois, 426n54, fees for Mormons testifying before, 198; JS�s 500n360 financial responsibilities and funding issues, Fordham, Elijah: id., 592; controversy between 294, 297–298, 302, 309–310; JS�s observations W. Snow, J. Patten, and, 214, 244n648, 376– on pecuniary affairs of church, 246; sources, 379; illness of family and, 378; on Iowa high financial records as, 635; stores, cash withdraw- council, 19, 630 (chart); Iowa high council als from, 264n21; Times and Seasons, funding meeting at home of, 213; “pill nostrums” ped- for, 29n136, 114n352. See also Pay orders; Promis- dled by D. Rogers and, 245n648, 378 sory notes; Property Forgeus, John, 456n189 Fund raising: for church publications, xxxiv, Fort Madison, Iowa Territory: id., 563; W. Law 332–333, 357–359, 399–401, 456; for delegation instructed to proselytize in, 524 seeking redress for losses in Missouri, 68, 71, Foster, James, 528, 627 (chart) 96, 98–99, 114; property in Commerce area and Foster, Lucian R.: endorsement in letter of P. Pratt Iowa Territory, payment for, 22–23; publication to JS, 60, 65; letter from H. Smith, 65n86; at of An Appeal to the American People, 44 New York City conference (19–20 Nov. 1839), Prices and pricing: Atlantic passage to Eng- 61; on publication committee in New York City, land, 324n75; Commerce-Montrose ferry, cost 63, 113 of taking, 26n121; ferry passage between New Foster, Robert D.: id., 592–593; caring for S. Jersey and New York City, 323; Nauvoo lots, Rigdon suffering from malaria, xxv, 31n142, standard price for, 211n474; postage for letters 49, 52n19, 58, 68, 70, 85–86, 90; as con- weighing an ounce or more, 102n284; printing vert, 467n240; disciplinary trial, 488–489; and publishing, 63n76, 114; of provisions in elder, appointed as, 21; journal of Washington Nauvoo, 466. See also Wages and salaries DC redress delegation, asked to keep, 228n566; First Amendment, 218n508 mentioned in letter of E. Higbee, 225; Nauvoo, First Presidency: agreement with O. Granger, properties and residences in, 576–577 (map); 269–271; Book of the Law of the Lord in pos- Philadelphia, rejoining with JS in, 50; preach- session of, 511; dispute between E. Fordham ing and visiting ministers in Washington DC, and J. Patten, meeting with Nauvoo high 86–89, 141n23, 203n444; response to Senate council on, 376–379; R. Foster, meeting with Committee of the Judiciary report, drafting Nauvoo high council on disciplinary trial of, of, 247; return from Washington DC, 137; 488–489; land transactions, involvement in, revelation of 19 Jan. 1841 instructing, 526; 34–38, 51, 81–85, 203–211, 207 (illus.), 250, 267, S. Rigdon, joining Washington DC delega- 446; letter of recommendation for O. Granger, tion to care for, xxv, 49, 51, 226; runaway

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Foster, Robert D. (continued) 1841 on, 510–529, 512 (illus.), 521 (illus.); Rocky stagecoach incident, account of, 73n123; on JS Mountains, as gathering place, 382 preaching in Washington DC, 175n303 Gaylord, John, 21 Letters: from JS, 89–93 (text), 225–229 (text); Gaylord, Lyman, 552 to JS, 85–89 (text) Geauga Co., Ohio, 563 (id.). See also Kirtland, Frampton, Nathaniel, 314 Ohio Freedoms and rights. See Constitutional rights Geddes, William, 119 and liberties; Democratic values Gee, George W., 21, 212 Freewill offerings, 35 Genealogical Society of Utah (Salt Lake City), 51 Frost, Olive, 465n226 General conferences. See Conferences Fry, Mary C., 204n450 General Land Office, Washington DC, 102 Fuller, Brother, 222n530 German, O. Hyde and J. Page on need for Fullmer, David: id., 593; letter of recommenda- Mormon materials in, 274–276, 281, 283n105, tion for S. Bent and G. Harris signed by, 357– 464n221 359; Nauvoo, properties and residences in, Gifford, Alpheus, 251 576–577 (map); on Nauvoo high council, 19, Gifts of the Spirit: bestowed by laying on of 629 (chart); revelation of 19 Jan. 1841 on, 528; hands, 73; discourse of JS on, 179n315; elders signature of, 30, 32 preaching with, 22; in England, 326; J. Page Fullmer, John S.: elder, appointed as, 21; hand- preaching with manifestations of, 401 writing of, 138, 140–141, 547; visiting H. Stout Visions: of JS and O. Cowdery in Kirtland to learn about Nauvoo high council records, temple, 520n446; of JS and S. Rigdon on eter- 550 nal glory, 179n318; of JS on baptism for the Fund raising. See under Finances dead, 470n254 Gilbert, Sidney, 145, 146n63, 292n145 G Gillet, John, Commerce-area land transactions Gabriel (archangel), 439n127 of, xx, 5, 6n20, 11n35, 34, 45, 211n473, 230, 235, Galland, Isaac: id., 593–594; baptism of, 8; church 237, 246n653, 268, 355n231, 356n238, 534, inquiries about land purchased by G. Robinson 537n514, 538n521, 575 (map), 635 from, 299, 301; Commerce area and Iowa Terri- Gilliam, Cornelius, 191 tory land transactions, xx, xxii, 5, 8, 11n36, 25, Glezen and Shepard (Cincinnati print shop), 41, 45, 214, 299, 301, 504–505, 534, 537, 538, 575 42, 44 (map); ferry rights held by, 29n133; image of, 10 God: attributes of, 176, 177; eternal principles (illus.); literary accomplishments of, 505; men- proceeding from, 494; spiritual progression of tioned in Proclamation of First Presidency to Jesus Christ from, 490, 492–493, 494 the Saints Scattered Abroad, 497, 504–505; pros- Goff, James, 127 elytizing in Ohio, 8; rail line between Warsaw, “Golden Humbug Firm,” 218 Ill., and Commerce proposed by, 373n325; reve- Gold plates of Book of Mormon, location of JS�s lation of 19 Jan. 1841, directed to put stock into finding of, 322 Nauvoo House in, 523; traveling to eastern Uni- Goldsmith�s Abridged History of England (1834), ted States to help with church business trans- 387n385 actions, 523, 530, 533 Goodson, John, 64n79 Letter: from JS, 8–12 (text) Gould, Dean, 321n63 Galland�s Iowa Immigrant (1840), 505n383 Gould, Loisa, 321n63 Gathering: Commerce/Nauvoo area designated Government. See Congress; United States as center for, xix, xxx, 3, 17, 412n483, 431, 510– Grandin, E. B., 404n444 529, 532n498; converted Jews to emigrate to Granger, Gilbert, 241 Nauvoo, 471; discourses of JS regarding, 243, Granger, Lydia Dibble, 221n521, 594 (id.) 250–251, 334, 336–340, 343–345, 506–508; dis- Granger, Oliver: id., 594; agreement with First cussions about wisdom of, 17n73, 506n393; Presidency regarding settlement of debts, 269– England, emigration of church members from, 271; on A. Babbitt misconduct, 313, 360–366, 261, 276, 279, 287–288, 312, 326, 328, 372, 392, 386, 395, 442; A. Babbitt’s remarks about, 361, 415–416, 428, 430–431, 460, 463–464, 468, 396; on consecration in Iowa Territory, 213, 497–508; in Hancock Co., Ill., 409, 411–412; 378n346; controversy over conduct of, 366; Kirtland, emigrating converts directed to settle debt resolution in Ohio and New York, xxxv, in, 99n270, 240–241, 421–422, 442–443, 445, 39–40, 96, 99, 261, 262–264, 269–271, 366, 532; letter of recommendation and freedom 417, 530–533; delayed in Commerce due to from debt required for, 423; revelation of 19 Jan. low water in Ohio River, 96, 99, 360n258;

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donations for the poor, authorized to receive, Hallock, Gerard, 200 265; financial accounts of, 635; Half-Breed Hamburg, Germany, proselytizing in, 394 Tract (Lee Co., Iowa Territory) land transac- Hampton, Jonathan, 48 tions, xx; hymnal funding, authorized to ob- Hancock, Levi, 528, 627 (chart) tain, 40; Kirtland, as presiding authority in, Hancock Co., Ill.: id., 563; church land pur- xxxv, 360, 417, 422n39, 530–533, 632 (chart); chases, 574 (map); gathering in, 409, 411–412; letter of recommendation for, 33n152, 39–40 locations in, 579 (map); marriage license of (text), 263; mentioned in letter of T. Burdick, Lucy Smith and Arthur Millikin certified by 384; Nauvoo high council meeting at resi- JS in, 289–291; Mormon population, July 1840, dence of, 220, 221; Nauvoo incorporation, on 311; plat for Nauvoo filed with, xxi, 3, 5–6, 7 committee to petition state legislature for, (illus.), 11n36. See also specific towns 472n268; Nauvoo store of, 261, 264–265, 292, Hands, laying on of, 73 397; offer to escort parents of JS to Kirtland, Harriman, Henry, 528, 627 (chart) 99; power of attorney granted to, 262; prop- Harris, George Washington: id., 595; debt assis- erty transactions in Iowa Territory, 372n320, tance for, 222; land certificates in Missouri 534n509; relocation to Kirtland, 360; revela- held by, 126; letter of recommendation for tion on sacred remembrance of name, 262n10; S. Bent and, 357–359; mentioned in letter of signature of, 269 J. Page, 404; on Nauvoo high council, 19, 629 Letters: from JS, 360–366 (text), 442–443 (chart); Nauvoo incorporation, on committee (text), 529–533 (text) to petition state legislature for, 472n268; pub- Grant, Caroline A. (sister-in-law of JS), 289n134, lications, raising money for printing of, xxxiv, 582 (chart) 333, 357–359, 399–401, 456n189; purchase of Great Britain. See England; Ireland; Scotland horses, wagon, and harness from, 222; redress “The Great Disposer of All Human Events,” 174 for losses in Missouri, vote against JS going to Green, Dr. (of Shelby Co., Ill.), 467n240, 505 Washington for, 30n140; revelation of 19 Jan. Green, William, 225n549, 233 1841 on, 528; D. Rogers, disciplining of, 221, Greene, John Portineus: id., 594–595; Facts rela- 244n648; signature of, 30, 32 tive to the Expulsion of the Mormons or Latter Letter: to First Presidency and Nauvoo high Day Saints, from the State of Missouri (1839), council, 399–401 (text), 420 142, 155n109, 183n337, 185n345; names of sub- Harris, Martin: dissent of, in Kirtland, 321n64, scribers to Times and Seasons provided by, 76; 364n276, 365n278; printing and publishing, as Nauvoo, properties and residences in, 576–577 steward of, 65n86 (map); prayer by, 425 Harrison, William Henry (president of the United “Grove” (Nauvoo, Ill.): location of, 242n637, 576– States): campaign song, 218n509; Mormon sup- 577 (map); meetings possibly held in, 242 port for, 70, 233, 259, 260nn714–715 Grover, Thomas: id., 595; appointed to speak Haven, Elizabeth, 17–18, 22n97, 635 in council against A. Babbitt, 396; in bill to Hawkins, Leo, 293 incorporate LDS church, 452, 454; letter of Hawn�s Mill, Caldwell Co., Mo.: id., 563–564; recommendation for S. Bent and G. Harris in Mormon War, 139, 140, 170–171, 183, 191, signed by, 357–359; on Nauvoo high council, 499n352 19, 629 (chart); revelation of 19 Jan. 1841 on, Haws, Peter: id., 595–596; Nauvoo, properties and 528; D. Rogers, disciplining of, 221, 244; signa- residences in, 576–577 (map); Nauvoo House, ture of, 30, 32 directed by revelation to help construct, 520– Groves, Elisha H., 420 522; as Nauvoo House trustee, 516n430; negoti- Guarantee Clause, xxvi, 218n508 ating loan to pay W. White for lands, 222 Hayes, Ezra, 23 H Hayson, Amos S., 71n112 Habeas corpus: denied to JS and others, 81; Hayward, James C., 128 Nauvoo charter giving authority to issue writs Health and illness: Commerce-Montrose area, of, 472, 475, 481 disease problems in, xx, xxiii, 4, 9, 12, 15, 20, Hale, David, 200 227, 367, 372, 466, 498, 501, 552; discourses Hale, Jonathan H., 420 of JS on, 4, 15–16, 311, 367–368; eye weakness, Half-Breed Tract, Lee Co., Iowa Territory: origi- R. Alexander exonerated as clerk due to, 221; nal purpose of, 279n85; property transactions of family of JS, 100; of E. Fordham and fam- in, xx–xxi, 8, 214, 372n320, 505n382 ily, 378; of R. Hedlock, 317; of H. Hotchkiss, Hall, Eliza Kimball, 322n66 234, 237, 355; Kirtland residents on causes Hall, Harvey, 322n66 of apostles� ill health, 321; medicine sold by

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Health and illness (continued) 57–59, 139, 234, 427, 539, 540, 542; remaining in D. Rogers, 244, 378; miasma theory, 367n290; Washington DC after JS�s return to Commerce, of J. Richards, 327n99; scarlet fever, family of to pursue redress petition, 137–138; responding P. Pratt suffering from, 327n98; of F. Smith, to testimonies of L. Linn and J. Jameson, 188– 56, 74, 75; of G. Smith, 317; of H. Smith, 98; of 193, 193–198; return to Commerce, 240, 232, 234; Joseph Smith III, 75; of JS, 15, 426n57; of runaway stagecoach, escape from, 73; H. Smith Joseph Smith Sr., 76, 100n270, 226, 227, addressing church correspondence to redress 384n375; of Lucy Mack Smith, 76; of J. Taylor seekers through, 78, 100; J. Snider, Spring- while traveling, 321; tuberculosis (consump- field, Ill., staying at home of, 51; statement in tion), 76n142; of T. Turley, 317, 318; of B. Young An Appeal to the American People, 41, 42, 43; on on journey to England, 277n77, 317, 319, 321. submitting redress memorial to House Com- See also Malaria mittee on the Judiciary, 234; testimony before Hebrew, JS�s study of, 500n363 Senate Committee on the Judiciary, 138, 180– Hedlock, Reuben: id., 596; England, journey to, 185, 260n714, 539, 542 317, 318, 319, 321, 322n64, 324; England, prose- Letters: to S. Brunson and Nauvoo high coun- lytizing in, 224, 276n73, 327; ill health of, 317; cil, 77–81 (text); from E. Partridge, 101–104 return from England, 280 (text); from Elias Smith, with postscript by JS, Helm, William, 21 216–220 (text); from H. Smith, 96–100 (text); to Hendricks, Thomas, 382n365 JS, 180–185 (text), 186–188 (text), 188–193 (text), Hendry, Andrew, 21 193–198 (text), 199–200 (text), 223–225 (text), Henry, Colonel, 499 232–234 (text); to H. Smith and Nauvoo high Herringshaw, Hugh, 98 council, 66–73 (text) Hewitt, Richard: id., 596; handwriting of, 284 Higbee, Francis M.: mentioned in letter of Letter: to JS, H. Smith, and others, 284– E. Higbee, 187n355; Nauvoo, properties and 286 (text) residences in, 576–577 (map); suggested by Hibbard, Davidson, 11n36, 511n408, 576–577 E. Higbee as Mormon witness for Senate Com- (map) mittee on the Judiciary, 198 Hicks, John Alexander, 314, 315, 528, 596 (id.) Higbee, Sarah Ward, 187 Higbee, Chauncey, 187n355, 576–577 (map) High councils. See Councils; Iowa high council; Higbee, Elias: id., 596–597; affidavit regarding land Nauvoo high council certificates in Missouri, 124–128; A. Babbitt�s re- High priests: F. Bishop moved temporarily to quo- marks about, 361, 396; in bill to incorporate rum of, 255; eternal life, power to seal church LDS church, 452, 454; on committee to oversee members unto, 111n340; presidents of, 20, 528; construction of Nauvoo temple, 423, 424 (illus.); JS on duties of, 281–284. See also First Presidency correspondence with S. Rigdon, 223–224, 232, Hinkle, George M., 188 239; on crime committee in Nauvoo, 421; as History, church: An Appeal to the American People Danite, 196n407; on Democratic leanings of as, 42; History of the Late Persecution, 62, 142, most Mormons, 260n714; handwriting of, 39, 155n109, 164n187, 182, 183n337; of W. Richards, 41, 47, 51, 52; instructed by Iowa high coun- 11n36, 550; of JS, 636 cil not to accept anything from Congress short Hoffman, Anthony, 237n612, 501n366 of just rights and demands for losses, 215, Hofmann, Mark, 51 216–220; letter of recommendation for S. Bent Holbrook, Chandler, 127 and G. Harris signed by, 357–359; meeting of Holbrook, Joseph, 314 M. Van Buren with JS and, xx, xxv–xxvi, 31, Hollister, Lahasa, 444n146 49–50, 53–55, 57–59, 66–70, 73, 78, 201, 202, Holmes, Joseph T., 499 258–260; memorial to Congress, as possible au- Holmes, Samuel, 499 thor of, 140–141; mentioned in letter from R. Holmes & Co., Quincy, Ill., 98, 100 Foster to JS, 89; mentioned in letter from H. Hone, William, The Apocryphal New Testament, Hotchkiss to JS and S. Rigdon, 231; Nauvoo, 493n327 properties and residences in, 576–577 (map); “Honey War,” 74, 76–77, 93 note from E. Partridge to JS and E. Higbee Horse ferry boat, 25, 29n133 sent with collection of documents, 104–105; in Hose, Brother, 100 Philadelphia with JS, 90, 91–92, 141n23; pre- Hotchkiss, Horace Howe: id., 597; Commerce/ paring address to people of Washington DC, Nauvoo-area land transactions, xx, xxii, 5, 6n20, with P. Pratt, 176n305; recommendation for O. 11, 34, 45, 99n264, 211n473, 230, 235–238, 246n653, Granger and, 40; redress for losses in Missouri, 267–269, 311, 353–357, 534, 537, 538, 575 (map); seeking, xxiv–xxviii, 23, 30, 32, 49–51, 53–55, on Congress and Mormon redress efforts, 236;

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handwriting of, 445, 447 (illus.); ill health of, proselytizing in, 312, 405–409; proclamation to 234, 237, 355; interest notes due to, 536, 538; the kings of the world, directed to assist with promissory note to, 445–448, 447 (illus.); re- writing, 514n418; in Quorum of the Twelve, negotiation of payment terms with, 416, 446 626 (chart); response to Senate Committee of Letters: from JS, 353–357 (text); to JS, 235–238 the Judiciary report, drafting of, 247; revela- (text); to JS and S. Rigdon, 230–231 (text), 234 tion of 19 Jan. 1841 on, 528; Ruf aus der Wüste Hottentots, 431 (A cry out of the wilderness), 275n71, 283n105; House Committee on the Judiciary, redress peti- on sincerity of contrition of W. Phelps, 305– tion submitted to, 234n598 306, 345; Upper Canada, proselytizing in, House of Representatives. See Congress 257n698 House of the Lord. See Temple Letters: to “Dear Brethren” (including JS), Hovey, Joseph G., 21 405–409 (text); from JS, xxxiv, 281–284 (text); Hovey, Orlando D., 21 to JS, xxxiv, 273–276 (text); to JS, H. Smith, Howard, Richard, 19, 214, 630 (chart) and S. Rigdon, 303–306 Hubbard, Charles W., 127 Hyde, William, 21 Hunley, Maxwell, 529 Hymns. See Music Hunter, Edward, 129, 335n131, 408n467 Huntington, Dimick B.: in bill to incorporate I LDS church, 452, 454; on committee to build Illinois: id., 564; conveyance of real property, re- homes in Nauvoo for families of traveling cording requirements for, 35n163; counties and members of Quorum of the Twelve, 405n448; towns, 578 (map); expulsion of Saints from, on crime committee in Nauvoo, 421; Nauvoo, 475; militia activities of J. Bennett, 348–350, properties and residences in, 27n125, 576–577 353, 419; reception of Saints in, 429, 497, 499– (map); Nauvoo high council meeting in shop 506; slavery and African Americans in, 82; town of, 27n125 plats, statute on recording, 6. See also specific Huntington, Oliver B., 440n130 towns and counties Huntington, William, Sr.: id., 597; on S. Avard Illinois State Bank, 98n259, 98n261 swearing falsely against JS, 185n345; E. Black on Illinois state delegation to Congress: general con- fraud charge, speaking on, 301; R. Foster, bring- ference resolution thanking, 249; lobbying of ing charges against, 488; letter of recommenda- state legislature to instruct state delegates to tion for S. Bent and G. Harris signed by, 357– vote for petition for redress, 106–107, 108–109, 359; Nauvoo, properties and residences in, 228n564 27n125, 576–577 (map); on Nauvoo high coun- Illinois state legislature: Act concerning Religious cil, 19, 629 (chart); redress for losses in Missouri, Societies, 452–453, 454n178; LDS church, bill to vote against JS going to Washington for, incorporate, 450–455 (text), 453 (illus.); Nauvoo, 30n140; revelation of 19 Jan. 1841 on, 528; signa- incorporation of, xxiii, 415, 425, 472–488, 477 ture of, 30, 32 (illus.), 497, 500, 502; Nauvoo House Associa- Huntington, William D., 374n327 tion, incorporation of, 451, 520n450; notary pub- Huntington, Zina Baker, 9n33 lic in Nauvoo, act to appoint, 452 Hyde, Laura Marinda, 75n130 Illness. See Health and illness Hyde, Marinda Nancy Johnson, 75n130, 76, 404 Incorporation: LDS church, bill to incorporate, Hyde, Orson: id., 597–598; An Appeal to the 450–455 (text), 453 (illus.); of Nauvoo, xx, xxiii– American People, raising funds for publication xxiv, 415, 418–419, 425, 451, 467, 472–488, 477 of, 44; astronomical phenomenon witnessed (illus.), 497, 500, 502, 504, 511; of Nauvoo House by, 406–407; blessed by JS, 245n650, 253, 255; Association, 451, 516n430, 520n450, 522n451 on committee to investigate recommendations Independence, Mo.: as city of Zion, 519n443; for ordination, 250; discipline of, 17, 20, printing office, destruction of, 145; storehouse 306n216; on dissent in Kirtland, 363n269; in, 292n145 England, proselytizing in, xxxii, 257n698, 459, Indians. See American Indians 633; German, on need for Mormon materials Infant baptism, rejected by JS, 177, 178n312 in, 274–276, 281, 283n105, 464n221; illness in Instruction on Priesthood (1840), xxix, 426, 432– family of, 75–76; image of, 252 (illus.); Jews, 442 proselytization of, xxxiii–xxxiv, 138, 242–243, Invincible Dragoons (Illinois state militia unit), 245, 251, 253–258, 274–276, 281, 282, 405, 459, 348, 349, 419 471; letter of recommendation for, 245, 251, Iowa high council: dispute between E. Fordham 253–258 (text); mentioned in letter of J. Page, and J. Patten, meeting with First Presidency and 402, 403; New Jersey and Pennsylvania, Nauvoo high council on, 376–379; instructions

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Iowa high council (continued) Jerusalem, Palestine: id., 565; baptism for the to E. Higbee in Washington DC, 215, 216–220 dead and, 517; O. Hyde inquiring as to whether (text); list of members, 630 (chart); meeting converted Jews should go to America or with JS in attendance, 205, 211–216 (minutes); Jerusalem, 471; Jewish efforts and plans to re- records of, 634 turn to, 253–255, 404n445, 407; number of Jews Iowa Stake Record, 211–212 living in (in 1840), 257n699; proselytization of Iowa Territory: id., 564; border dispute with Jews in, xxxiii–xxxiv, 138, 242–243, 245, 251, Missouri (“Honey War”), 74, 76–77, 93; branch 256–258, 274–276, 281, 282, 402, 404, 405, 459, of church established in, xxx, 3, 17, 19; church 471; JS�s remarks on need to build up Zion and, officers, 630–631 (charts); consecration in, 212– 337–339 213, 215, 378n346; mills, need for, 308n222; Jesus Christ: Mormonism as embodiment of Mormon population of, 311, 372n320; property truths of, 86; revealed first to Adam, 435; sec- transactions in, xx–xxii, 22–23, 29n133, 214, 372, ond coming of, xxxii, 15, 62n71, 255, 337–339, 574 (map). See also Ferry, Commerce-Montrose; 343, 469; JS on divinity of, 177; spiritual pro- and specific towns and counties gression of, 490, 492–493, 494 Ireland: potato famine in, 316, 329–330; prosely- Jews and Judaism: migration of converted Jews to tizing in, xxxiii, 328, 459, 498n351 Nauvoo, 471; opposition to Mormons com- Isaac (biblical figure), 200 pared to persecution of, 257n701; populations “Islands of the sea,” 372, 411, 430, 497, 498. See in London, Amsterdam, Constantinople, and also England; Ireland; Scotland Jerusalem, 257n699; proselytization of Jews, Ivins, Charles: information on Chester Co., Pa., xxxiii–xxxiv, 138, 242–243, 245, 251, 256–258, from, 408; on publication committee in New 274–276, 281, 282, 402, 404, 405, 459, 471; York City, 63, 64, 113; on reprinting of Book of Zionism and, 253–255, 404n445, 407 Mormon, 114 Johnson, Aaron, 528 Ivins, James: id., 598; blessed by JS, 50, 109–111; Johnson, Benjamin, 635 children of, 110n334; information on Chester Johnson, Joel H., 315n27, 635 Co., Pa., from, 408; mentioned in promis- Johnson, Luke, 364n276, 626n1 sory note to H. Hotchkiss, 448; on reprinting Johnson, Lyman, 626n1 of Book of Mormon, 114; S. Rigdon staying Johnson, William, 46 with, 239 Johnston, Aaron, 628, 629 (chart) Ivins, Mary Schenk, 110n334 Johnston, Artemus, 21 Johnston, Benjamin F., 21 J Johnston, Edward, 21 Jacamey, Fields B., 21 Johnston, John, 476n292 Jackman, Levi, 30, 32 John the Apostle (biblical figure), 491 Jackson, Andrew (president of United States), 68, John the Baptist (biblical figure), 440n128, 441n136 79n156, 218n509, 219n510 Jones, Benjamin, 21 Jackson Co., Mo.: id., 564–565; declaration of citi- Journal of History (RLDS church periodical), 112 zens of against Mormon, 189; exile of Mormons Journal of the Senate of the United States, 143n33 from, xix, 143–149, 519; temple, revelation com- Journals: R. Foster asked to keep journal of redress manding construction of, xxxn77, 341n162. See efforts in Washington DC, 228n566; of John also specific towns Smith, 366–367; of JS, 14–16, 635; as sources, 635 Jacksonville, Ill., 75, 400, 565 (id.) JS�s remarks on need to build up Zion and, 337– Jacob (biblical figure), 200, 382, 499 339 James, Eliza, 406n454 Judaism. See Jews and Judaism James, Lewis, 406 Jude (biblical figure), 438 James, Samuel, 61, 408 Judy, David, 285 James, William, 406 Julius Caesar (Shakespeare), 375n336 Jameson, John: id., 598; representing Missouri in Congress, 72n121, 181n327; at Senate Commit- K tee of the Judiciary hearing on redress memo- Karnes & Woods (print shop), 289 rial, 138, 181, 184, 188–193, 193–198, 539 Keller, Alva, 263 Jeffersonian Republican, 188n358 Kellogg, Henry, 382 Jenks, Jacob W.: id., 598; at New York City con- Kellogg, Hiram: absence from Kirtland, 382, 384; ference (19–20 Nov. 1839), 61 on church in Kirtland, 363n273, 381n361; letter Letter: to JS, 93–95 (text) on J. Dunham directed to, 381, 382; treated as Jenson, Andrew, 384 presiding elder in Kirtland, 381n361, 444n146

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Kenekuk (American Indian), 382n365 530–533, 632 (chart); church officers, 632 (chart); Kesler, Frederick: id., 598–599; autobiographical dissent in, 321–322, 362–365, 417, 421nn37–38, materials of, 635; siblings of, 308 442–445, 531n493; J. Dunham, preaching of in, Letter: from JS, 307–308 (text) xxxv–xxxvi, 313; emigrating converts directed Kesler, Jacob, 308n224 to settle in, 99n270, 240–241, 421–422, 442– Kesler, Peter, 308n224 443, 445, 532; English converts settling in, 468; Keys: Adam holding, 435; committed to hands failure of church leaders to write to JS, 443–444, of JS and O. Cowdery, 363, 440n131, 520n446; 531n493; general conference of 3–5 Oct. 1840 Elijah holding, 441; W. Law receiving, 525; pa- discussing organization and leadership in, 418, triarchs receiving, 110; priesthood and, 434–435, 421–422; O. Granger as presiding authority in, 437; Quorum of the Twelve holding, 462n210 xxxv, 360, 417, 422n39, 530–533, 632 (chart); Kickapoo Indians, 382n365 O. Granger relocating to, 360; H. Kimball on Kimball, David Patten, 331n115 state of affairs in, 321–322; letter from JS and Kimball, Heber Chase: id., 599; autobiographical H. Smith to Saints in, xxxvi, 442–445 (text); materials of, 635; on S. Avard swearing falsely Mormons remaining in, xx, xxxv–xxxvi; oppo- against JS, 185n345; coalpit in England visited sition to Mormons in, xix; printing office, cop- by, 330; correspondence with JS, xxxiii, 315–331 ies of Book of Mormon destroyed in fire in, (text); on Danish invasion of England, 330; on 60n58; revelation of 19 Jan. 1841 discussing dissent in Kirtland, 321–322, 363nn268–269, scourge for inhabitants of, 523; S. Rigdon re- 365n278, 443n145; England, journey to, 316– porting on misconduct of O. Cowdery in, 239; 324; England, proselytizing in, xxxii, 11n37, Joseph Smith Sr. desiring to go to, 99, 271n53; 224, 276, 312–313, 315–331, 468, 633; O. Hyde status of stake in, 632; storehouse in, 292n145. and, 20n90; image of, 458 (illus.); malarial ill- See also Temple ness of, on way to England, 53, 317, 318, 319– Kirtland Safety Society, 270, 433 320, 321, 322; printing and publishing efforts, Knight, Lenox, 320, 467n240, 505 327n97, 393n400; in Quorum of the Twelve, Knight, Nathan, 104 458 (illus.), 626 (chart); revelation of 19 Jan. Knight, Newel: id., 600; letter of recommendation 1841 on, 527; source material, correspondence for S. Bent and G. Harris signed by, 357–359; as, 635; speed of travel of correspondence of, on Nauvoo high council, 19, 629 (chart); par- 361n262; uniting with other apostles in New ticipant in council on E. Black�s fraud charge, York City before traveling to England, 59 301; revelation of 19 Jan. 1841 on, 528; signature Letters: to First Presidency, with J. Fielding of, 30, 32 and W. Clayton, 287–288 (text); from JS, 457– Knight, Vinson: id., 600; in bill to incorporate 472 (text), 458 (illus.), 461 (illus.); to JS, 315– LDS church, 452, 454; as bishop in Nauvoo area, 331 (text) xxxn74, 19, 452, 529, 629 (chart); as commit- Kimball, Heber Parley, 331n115 tee member investigating land purchased from Kimball, Helen Mar, 331n115 I. Galland, 301; on crime committee in Nauvoo, Kimball, Hiram: Nauvoo, properties and resi- dences in, 576–577 (map); records of O. Granger 421; ferry expenses, 25, 28, 29, 221n519; financial held by, 39, 264, 291, 635 accounts of, 635; at Iowa high council meeting, Kimball, Phineas, Jr., 39 214; Iowa Territory land transactions, xx, xxi, Kimball, Vilate Murray: on baptism for the dead, xxiin18, 29n133, 214, 372n320, 534n509; men- xxx, 419–420, 425n52, 470n250, 470n256; cor- tioned in letter from H. Kimball to JS, 331; rev- respondence of, as source material, 635; men- elation of 19 Jan. 1841, directed to put stock into tioned in letter from H. Kimball to JS, 331 Nauvoo House in, 522–523; signature of, 30, 32 Kimball, William Henry, 331n115 Knowlton, Sidney, 467n240, 505 King, Austin Augustus: id., 599–600; arrest and Koch, Albert, 222n527 imprisonment of JS and others by, 156, 157, 167; R. Peck testifying against JS before, 337n140; L role in 1838 Mormon Missouri conflict, 160– Labor strikes in England, 390 161; Senate Committee on the Judiciary hear- Lake, Jabez, 21 ings and, 184, 190, 192 Lamanites. See American Indians Kings of the world, revelation (19 Jan. 1841) di- Lamech (biblical figure), 439 recting proclamation to, 511–513, 514–515 Lamoreaux, Andrew, 400n431 Kinnear, John R., 90 Land. See Property Kirtland, Ohio: id., 565; A. Babbitt, appointed Lane, Johnston F., 212 presiding authority in, xxxv, 417, 422, 442–445, Laplanders, 431

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Latter Day Saints, Church of the. See Church of council, for redress seekers, 24n106, 30–32; Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints purpose and common use of, in nineteenth Latter-day Saints’ Millennial Star: letter of JS century, 13, 53–54; from Quincy, Ill., church to Quorum of the Twelve in England excerp- members for redress seekers, xxv, 32–34, 49; ted in, 460; on new translation of apocry- from S. Rigdon, for redress seekers, 57–59 phal book of Enoch, 438n120; Proclamation of Lewis, William, 322n66 First Presidency to the Saints Scattered Abroad Liberties and rights. See Constitutional rights and republished in, 498; report of First Presidency liberties; Democratic values republished in, 428; revelation of 19 Jan. 1841 Licenses. See Certificates or licenses published in, 513; as source material, 635; star- Lincoln, Abraham (later president of United ted as monthly periodical by Quorum of the States), 474 Twelve, xxxiii, 279n88, 327n97, 428, 431, 459; Linn, Lewis Fields: id., 601; “Honey War” and, B. Young and W. Richards as editors of, 385; 76n143; printing of redress memorial rejected B. Young query about sending to America, 393 by, 234n594; representing Missouri in Congress, Laurence, Richard, 438n120 72n121, 181n327; at Senate Committee on the Law, William: id., 600–601; in bill to incorporate Judiciary hearings, 138, 181, 184, 188–193, 193– LDS church, 454; as courier, 56n41, 75; on crime 198, 247n657, 539; speaking against redress me- committee in Nauvoo, 421; finances for delega- morial, 142 tion seeking redress for losses in Missouri, 98; in Liquor. See Alcohol First Presidency, xxxi, 417, 524–525, 625 (chart); Little, Sidney (Illinois state senator): bill to incor- mentioned by JS at lyceum meeting, 492; reve- porate city of Nauvoo introduced by, 474, 477 lation of 19 Jan. 1841 instructing, 523–526, 527 (illus.), 500n360; bill to incorporate LDS Law, Wilson, 56n41, 75, 576–577 (map) church at Nauvoo introduced by, 451, 452 Lawson, John, 245 London, England: id., 566; Convention of London Laying on of hands, 73 (1840), 407n458; H. Kimball on luxury in, 329– Layne, Elder, 61 330; population of Jews in, 257n699; proselyti- LDS church. See Church of Jesus Christ of Latter- zation of Jews of, xxxiii–xxxiv, 138, 242–243, day Saints 245, 251, 256–258, 274–276, 281, 282, 402, 404, Ledbury, England: id., 566; baptisms in, 288n130; 405, 459, 471; Quorum of the Twelve prosely- Quorum of the Twelve writing from/staying in, tizing in, 327, 468 272, 276, 280n93 London Times, 175 Lee, Eli, 21 Louisville Journal, 349, 353 Lee, John D., 154n106 Lower stone house, Nauvoo, Ill., 526n471, 537n517, Leechburgh, Pa., 406 576–577 (map) Lee Co., Iowa Territory: id., 566; church land pur- Lowry Hotel, Springfield, Ill., 352 chases, 574 (map); Mormon population, July Lubbe, Augusta Bernadine Kimball, 264, 291, 397 1840, 311. See also specific towns Lucas, Robert (governor of Iowa Territory), 58n51, Letterbook 2 (JS): id., 547–548; featured text 182–183, 249 transcribed from, 8–12, 59–65, 66–73, 77–81, Lucas, Samuel D., 164, 166, 169, 601 (id.) 85–89, 93–95, 96–100, 105–107, 107–109, 180– Lucifer. See Satan 185, 186–188, 188–193, 193–198, 199–200, 216– Lugwardine, England, 276, 566 (id.) 220, 223–225, 230–231, 232–234, 235–238, Lyceum, accounts of meetings and discourses of 238–242, 273–276, 276–280, 281–284, 287– JS at, 490–493, 495–497, 508–509 288, 345–348, 348–350, 353–357, 357–359, 360– Lying, disciplinary trial of R. Foster for, 488 366, 368–370, 370–374, 374–376, 379–384, Lyman, Amasa, 160n158, 198, 528 399–401, 401–405, 442–445; indexes, 547, 548; Lyons, Hester Ann, 205n455 minutes of general conference in Commerce Lytle, John, 576–577 (map), 601 (id.) (5–7 Oct. 1839) copied into, 18; as source, xxxvi, 634 M Letters of recommendation/introduction: from Mace, Wandle, 440n130 J. Adams, to president of United States, for re- Macedonia, Ill. See Ramus, Ill. dress seekers, xxv, 49, 53–55; for S. Bent and Magna Carta, 502 G. Harris, 357–359; carried by JS to Washing- Maine, P. Pratt on status of church in, 61 ton DC, 202n439; collected by S. Rigdon for Malaria (“the ague”; “chill fever”): in Commerce/ redress seekers, 58; for O. Granger, 33n152, 39– Nauvoo/Montrose area, xxiii, 4, 9n33, 15, 31n142, 40, 263; for O. Hyde and E. Page, to proselytize 74–76, 227, 311, 367, 372n316, 378n344, 501n365; Jews, 245, 251, 253–258; from Nauvoo high drainage of swampy land around Nauvoo

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reducing instances of, xxiii, 9n33, 511; H. Meetings. See Conferences; and specific groups, Kimball suffering from, on way to England, e.g., Nauvoo high council 53, 317–318, 319–320, 321, 322; W. D. Huntington Melchizedek Priesthood: at death of Moses, 491, on malaria in Commerce area, 374n327; Miss- 493–494; discourse of JS on, xxix, 426, 432– issippi River, malaria along route of, 471n263; 442; revelation of 19 Jan. 1841 on, 527 E. Partridge dying of, 331n114; S. Rigdon�s bout Melling, Peter, 633 (chart) with, en route to Washington DC, xxv, 31n142, Merrick, Charles, 183n337 49, 52n19, 53, 54, 55–56, 57–58, 70–71, 85–86, Merrick, Philinda C. Eldredge, 205n455 90–91, 137, 180n320, 186, 226, 229, 238–242, Methodists and Methodism: conference near 314; S. Rigdon�s continuing problems with, 374 Nauvoo resembling Methodist camp meeting, Manchester, England: id., 566; Carpenter�s Hall, 242n637; G. Cookman, Mormon contestations 326; conference held in, 326–327 with, 86, 87–88, 90, 176, 203n444; J. Ells, con- Manufacturing enterprises in Nauvoo, 416, 464 version of, 224n540, 492n320; in England, 391; Markham, Stephen, 28, 576–577 (map) L. Sunderland pamphlet, 133n483 Marks, William: id., 602; in bill to incorporate Methuselah (biblical figure), 437 LDS church, 452, 454; on committee to liqui- Miasma theory, 367n290 date church land debt, 425, 534; on crime Michael (archangel), 436 committee in Nauvoo, 421; departure from Michigan, P. Pratt on status of church in, 61 Kirtland, 360; letter of recommendation for Migration: Commerce/Nauvoo designated as cen- S. Bent and G. Harris signed by, 357–359; men- ter for, xix, xxx, 3, 17, 412n483, 431, 532n498; tioned in letter of H. Kimball, 318; prayer by, England, emigration of church members from, 247, 420; as president of Commerce/Nauvoo 261, 276, 279, 287–288, 312, 326, 328, 372, 392, stake, xxx, 18, 420n29, 452, 529n484, 628 (chart); 415–416, 428, 430–431, 460, 463–464, 468, revelation of 19 Jan. 1841, directed to put stock 497–508; Kirtland, emigrating converts settle in, 99n270, 240–241, 421–422, 442–443, 445, into Nauvoo House in, 523; signature of, 359 532; Scotland, emigration of church members Marriage: license of Lucy Smith and Arthur from, 392 Millikin certified by JS, 289–291; of siblings Mikesell, T. A., 84, 85 of JS, 289n134; women�s property rights and, Miles, Daniel, 528, 627 (chart) 204–205 Miles, Samuel, 127–128 Marsh, Elizabeth Godkin, 383n369 Militias: J. Bennett as Illinois militia leader, 348– Marsh, Thomas B., 13, 20n90, 383n369, 626n1 350, 353, 419; Invincible Dragoons (Illinois state Marshall, Samuel, 289–291 militia unit), 348, 349, 419; Missouri state Martin, David, 289 militia�s involvement in attacks on Mormons, Mather, John, 6, 7 (illus.), 476n292 125, 139, 140, 142, 148, 158, 160n157, 161–171. See Matter/elements, discourse of JS on eternal nature also Nauvoo Legion of, xxix, 490–495 (text), 492, 494 Millennialism: American Indians and, 380–381, Maxwell, Hiram W., 21 382–383; astronomical phenomenon witnessed Maxwell, William, 200 by O. Hyde, 406–407; early Jewish Zionism McBride, Thomas, 140n16, 171 and, 253–255, 404, 407; of H. Kimball, on con- McCleary, William (brother-in-law of JS), 289n134, ditions in England, 329; in letter from First 582 (chart) Presidency to “Saints scattered abroad,” 410; McGuffie, James, 328n104 premillennialism, 62n71; Second Coming, McIntire, William Patterson: id., 602; handwrit- xxxii, 15, 62n71, 255, 337–339, 343, 469; United ing of, 491, 495, 508, 553; Nauvoo, properties States, disasters expected by Mormons to be and residences in, 576–577 (map); notebook of, faced by, 333–334, 342–343, 382–383, 407 490–493, 553–554, 635; recorder of meetings and Millennial Star. See Latter-day Saints� Millennial discourses of JS at lyceum, 490–493, 495–497, Star 508–509 The Millennium, and Other Poems (P. Pratt, 1839), McLellin, William E.: J. Bennett introduced to 62 JS by, 352n216, 371n309; disciplining of, 626n1; Miller, Daniel, 21 plundering of JS�s house by, 20n92 Miller, George: id., 602–603; on arrest warrant for McRae, Alexander, 168n230 JS (1840), on efforts to serve, xxix; autobiograph- Meacham, Joseph, Jr., 631 (chart) ical materials of, 635; as bishop, xxxi, 416, 516; Mead, Stafford & Co., 263n15, 362n266, 530, generosity toward Mormons, 397–398; hand- 531n496 writing of, 397; Jane Miller and, 204; Nauvoo, Medical issues. See Health and illness properties and residences in, 576–577 (map);

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Miller, George (continued) appeals to courts and governors of, 79, 140, Nauvoo House, directed by revelation to help 143, 158, 173, 242, 248–249, 543; number of construct, 516, 520–522; as Nauvoo House church members expelled from, 152n102, 172, trustee, 516n430; pay order for, 397–398; revela- 181n328; number of church members killed tion of 19 Jan. 1841, commended in, 516; as in conflict in, 56n44, 172n272, 257n701; pend- scribe/clerk, 398 ing trials of church members imprisoned in, Miller, Henry: elder, appointed as, 21; Freedom 184n340, 185, 190–192; JS�s arrest, imprisonment branch, as president of, 422n42; on Mount in, and escape from (1839), 16n66, 20n90, 81, Ephraim/Mount Hope stake, Adams Co., Ill., 156–158, 166–169, 185, 295, 303, 444, 548; JS�s ex- 422; Nauvoo, properties and residences in, 576– tradition to Missouri and arrest warrant (1840), 577 (map) xxviii–xxix; state militia�s involvement in at- Miller, Jane: land transaction documents for lot tacks on Mormons, 125, 139, 140, 142, 148, 158, in Nauvoo, 203–211 (text), 207 (illus.); Nauvoo, 160n157, 161–171; as Zion, 519n443. See also properties and residences in, 576–577 (map); Redress for losses in Missouri signature of, 207 (illus.), 208, 209, 210 Mitchell, Alvin, 204 Miller, John (representing Missouri in Congress), Modesitt, Charles, 319 72n121, 181n327 Monroe, Andrew, 105n310 Miller, John J. (related or married to Jane Miller), Montrose, Iowa Territory: id., 567; disease prob- 204 lems in Commerce area and, xx, xxiii, 4, 9, 12, Millikin, Arthur (brother-in-law of JS): id., 603; 15, 20, 227, 367, 372, 466, 552; dispute between described by JS, 290; marriage license, 289– E. Fordham and J. Patten, meeting with First 291; on pedigree chart, 582 (chart) Presidency and Nauvoo high council on, 376– Millikin, Lucy Smith (sister of JS): id., 603; mar- 379; establishment of church branch in, xxx, 3, riage license, 289–291; on pedigree chart, 582 17, 19; land transactions in, xxi, 29n133; JS at- (chart) tending high council meeting in, 205, 211–216. Mills, Alexander, 576–577 (map) See also Ferry, Commerce-Montrose Milton, W., 75 Moon, John, 287, 288n131, 392n394 Miner, Albert, 21 Moreton, John, 322n64, 365n278 Minority religious groups: E. Higbee estimate on Morgan, William, 156n115, 156n118 number of Americans denied religious free- Morley, Isaac, 22n96, 110n331, 146 dom, 181; impact of vigilantism on, xx, xxiv Mormons. See Church of Jesus Christ of Latter- M�Intire, Jesse, 21 day Saints Minutes: Iowa high council meeting with JS in at- tendance, 205, 211–216 (text); Letterbook 2 (JS), “Mormon War” (1838): De Witt, attack on, 159, minutes of general conference in Commerce 196–197; Far West, Mo., in, 162–166, 169–170; (5–7 Oct. 1839) copied into, 18; Nauvoo high Hawn�s Mill, battle of, 139, 140, 170–171, 183, council meeting with JS in attendance, 220–222 191, 499n352; memorial to Congress describing, (text); Philadelphia, Pa., minutes and records, 139, 154–171; number of church members killed 111–112; reading at next meeting, Nauvoo high in, 56n44, 172n272, 257n701; D. Patten, death council on, 302; Times and Seasons, minutes of, 162–164, 416, 516n426; persecution of Jews published in, 16, 216, 242. See also Conferences; compared to, 257n701; rape and sexual violence Nauvoo high council; Nauvoo high council in, 147n73, 163n186, 172; stealing, Mormons ac- minute book cused of, 171n268, 184, 189 Missions. See Proselytizing Moroni (angel), 441n132 Mississippi River: id., 566; baptisms for the dead Morris, Isaac N., 499 in, 416, 419, 460n205, 517n436; Des Moines rap- Morrison, Arthur, 452, 454 ids, 501; freezing of, 100; malaria along route of, Morse, Samuel F. B., 200 471n263. See also Ferry, Commerce-Montrose Morton, John, 444n146 Missouri: id., 566–567; L. Boggs�s extermination Moses (biblical figure), 339, 387, 411, 438n124, order, xxviii, 99n270, 126, 128, 140, 164n192, 440, 441, 491, 493–493, 517–518, 520n446 166, 169–170, 182n330, 191, 219, 248–249, Moses, J., 112 411n478, 498n352, 500n361; border dispute Muhammad (Mehmet) Ali Pasha, 254, 407n458 with Iowa Territory (“Honey War”), 74, 76– Mulholland, James: id., 603–604; death of, xxii, 77, 93; expulsion of Mormons from entire state 52, 61n60, 74, 76, 205, 294, 547; handwriting of, xix, xxviii, xxxiii, 99n270, 295, 497, 498– of, 8, 12, 14, 24, 547; land transactions in 499, 500n361, 519, 635; history of Mormon trou- Commerce area, involvement in, 3, 294; pay bles in, 139, 143–171, 153 (map), 548; Mormon order to, from JS, for J. Snider, 51–52; as scribe/

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clerk, 8, 15, 24n106, 25, 27, 28, 547, 548; wages (map); manufacturing and agricultural oppor- of, 24n106, 27–28 tunities, 416, 464, 497–498, 501; W. Marks as Mulliner, Samuel, 327 president of Commerce/Nauvoo stake, xxx, 18, Murdock, Caroline, 205n455 420n29, 452, 529n484, 628 (chart); J. Miller, Murdock, John, 420 land transaction documents for lot of, 203–211, Murray, Fanny Young, 318n45 207 (illus.); notary public, act to appoint, 452; Murray, Mary, 322n69 old house, 569 (id.); plat filed with county, xxi, Murray, Roswell, 318–319, 320n52, 321 3, 5–6, 7 (illus.), 11n36, 476n292; population of, Murray, William, 322n69 311, 366, 372, 415, 466, 511n408; printing and Music: A Collection of Sacred Hymns, for the Church publishing in, xxxiv–xxxv; properties and resi- of the Latter Day Saints, 28n128; England, hym- dences, 576–577 (map); property transactions nal published in, 282n103, 327, 393, 428, 431, in Commerce/Nauvoo area, xix–xxii, 3–4, 5, 459, 464; fund raising for new edition of hym- 11, 22–23, 34–38, 45–47, 51, 75n135, 81–85, 99, nal, 332, 399–401; at meetings and conferences, 203, 235–238, 246, 262, 267–269, 299–301, 214, 246, 247, 250; new hymnal, publication of, 311–312, 353–357, 416, 534–538, 574 (map), 575 xxxiii, xxxiv–xxxv, 17, 23, 28, 29, 40, 60, 281– (map); rails formerly belonging to city plot, 284, 332, 412–413, 432; P. Pratt requesting per- distribution of, 263n18, 294n158; renaming of mission to print church publications in New Commerce as, xxiii, 369n302, 372, 374; revela- York City, 59–60, 96, 99; Quorum of the tion of 19 Jan. 1841 directing inhabitants not Twelve on need for hymnals abroad, 261, 273, to leave, 523; surveying of, 98n262. Temple. 275, 276–278, 281–284, 282n103; D. Rogers, un- See under Temple; University of the City of authorized hymnal produced by, xxxiv–xxxv, Nauvoo, 467, 483, 500, 503; Wells�s Addition 17, 23, 60, 244; ES, hymns compiled by, 23n102, to, 518n441; Zion, attempts to build commu- 28, 29, 63, 64, 244, 282n103; violin at Negro ball, nity of, xix–xxi, 511–513, 514–515, 520. See also J. Patten accused of playing, 378–379; B. Young, Commerce, Ill.; Ferry, Commerce-Montrose; hymns taken to be published in New York by, Office; Printing Office 29, 282n103 Nauvoo high council: appointment of, xxx, Musick, Samuel, 21 19; Book of Mormon, vote to print, 114n355, 357; casting lots by, 396n415; dispute between N E. Fordham and J. Patten, meeting with First Nashville, Iowa Territory, xxi, xxin15, xxiin18 Presidency on, 376–379; ferry, role in establish- Nashville Whig, 163n186 ing, 25, 221, 222; on fund raising for church Native Americans. See American Indians publications, 332–333; hymnals, resolution to Naudain, Arnold, 8 print, xxxiv; letter of recommendation for re- Nauvoo, Ill.: id., 567–568; American Indians bap- dress seekers, 24n106, 30–32; memorial of JS tized in, 380; blocks and lots planned for, 6n20, to, 293–298, 298–301, 301–302, 308–310; 52; charter, xxiv, 415, 425, 472–488; church of- Nauvoo incorporation, appointment of com- ficers, 628–629 (charts); city plot, report on, mittee to petition for, 472n268; new hymnal, 425; converted Jews to emigrate to, 471; crime funding for publication of, 28, 29, 40; presence in, 418, 420–421, 427; described by JS, 372–373, of accuser and accused required for trials be- 501; development of, 262, 311–312; discourse of fore, 331–332; on reading minutes, 302; revela- JS on development of, 333–345; drainage of tion of 19 Jan. 1841 listing members of, xxxi; swampy land around, xxiii, 9n33, 511; England, revelation of 19 Jan. 1841 on, 528; setting stan- emigration of church members from, 276, dard price for Nauvoo lots, 211n474; supervi- 279n87, 287–288, 312, 372, 415–416, 418, 431, sion of land sales, individuals appointed for, 3; 468, 497–508; fractional lots in, 537; gathering, Times and Seasons, funding for, 29n136; veto of designated as center for, xix, xxx, 3, 17, actions by JS, 301–302, 309 412n483, 431, 510–529, 532n498; general church Letters: from S. Bent and G. Harris, to First conference at (3–5 Oct. 1840), xxix, 404n444, Presidency and Nauvoo high council, 399– 412nn482–483, 418–427 (minutes); general 401 (text), 420; from JS and E. Higbee, to church conference at (7 Apr. 1841), 513; health S. Brunson and Nauvoo high council, 77– issues and disease problems in, xx, xxiii, 4, 9, 81 (text); from JS and E. Higbee, to H. Smith 12, 15, 20, 227, 367, 372, 466, 552; Hebrew ori- and Nauvoo high council, 66–73 (text); to gin and meaning of name, 500; incorporation W. Thompson, 45–47 (text) of, xx, xxiii–xxiv, 415, 418–419, 425, 451, 467, Meetings: 27 Oct. 1839, 27–29 (minutes); 472–488, 477 (illus.), 497, 500, 502, 504, 511; 8 Mar. 1840, 220–222 (minutes); 12 Apr. 1840, lower stone house, 526n471, 537n517, 576–577 262–264 (minutes); 20 June 1840, 298–301

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Nauvoo high council (continued) Nickerson, Freeman, 406 (minutes); 27 June 1840, 301–302 (minutes); Nickerson, Moses Chapman, 604 (id.) 3 July 1840, 308–310 (minutes); 11 July 1840, 331– Noah (biblical figure), 439 332 (minutes); 17 July 1840, 332–333 (minutes); Noah, Mordecai, 253 17 Aug. 1840, 376–379 (minutes); 5–6 Sept. 1840, Noble, Joseph B.: on S. Avard swearing falsely 361, 395–397 (minutes); 20 Dec. 1840, 488–489 against JS, 185n345; as bishop�s counselor, 631 (minutes) (chart); at Iowa high council meeting, 214 Nauvoo high council minute book: id., 549–550; Norton, John, 360n259 featured text transcribed in, 27–29, 45–47, 220– Norvell, John, 142–143 222, 262–264, 298–301, 301–302, 308–310, 331– Nuttall, L. John: featured text transcribed from, 332, 332–333, 376–379, 395–397, 488–489; as 489–490, 493–495; handwriting of, 489, 493, source, xxxvi, 634 548; notebook of, 491, 548–549 Nauvoo House: architectural drawing of, 521 (illus.); location of, 576–577 (map); plan to O construct, 372n319; revelation ordering con- Office (JS�s, Nauvoo, Ill.): id., 568–569; construc- struction of, xxxi, 416, 512 (illus.), 513, 516, 519– tion of, 296, 297n174; described by H. Coray, 523, 526–527, 532n497; JS and family to live in 450; meetings in, 299, 302, 309, 331, 332, 333, and serve as hosts of, 513, 516n431, 519–520; 376, 377, 395; papers kept in, xvii, xxxvii, 211, stock in, 520–523, 526–527 225; wood for, 449 (illus.), 450 Nauvoo House Association: incorporation of, 451, Ohio: O. Granger resolving debts in, xxxv, 39–40, 516n430, 520n450, 522n451; trustees, as quorum, 96, 99, 261, 262–264, 269–271, 366, 417, 530– 516n430, 520n449, 527 533; proselytizing in, 8, 276, 312. See also specific Nauvoo House Landing, location of, 576–577 counties and towns (map) Ohio Free Press, 254–255 Nauvoo Legion: mentioned in Proclamation to the Old house (JS�s, Nauvoo, Ill.), 569 (id.) Saints Scattered Abroad, 500, 502–503; Nauvoo Oneida Nation (American Indians), 382n364 charter provision for, xxiv, 472, 475, 483–484, Opposition: J. Bennett on, 423; L. Boggs�s ex- 500 termination order, xxviii, 99n270, 126, 128, Nehemiah (biblical figure), 506 140, 164n192, 166, 169–170, 182n330, 191, 219, Nero (Roman emperor), 219 248–249, 411n478, 498n352; in Chester Co., Newberry, James, 214, 630 (chart) Pa., 129, 133n483; dissenters� role in expulsion Newell, Grandison, 364n276 of Saints from Missouri, JS on, 152n99; divine New Jersey: id., 568; contested delegation to House judgments in store for church opponents, 519; of Representatives, 72; O. Hyde proselytizing drunkenness of opponents of O. Hyde in in, 312; P. Pratt on status and needs of church in, Pennsylvania, 408–409; in England, 463; 59, 61; proselytizing in, 312; S. Rigdon traveling English converts� concern over, 326; in Far to, 224, 232–233, 239; JS visiting congregations West, Mo., xix; First Presidency recounting in Pennsylvania and, xxvii, 50, 85–86, 90–93. instances of, 429–430; history of Mormon See also specific counties and towns troubles in Missouri, 139, 143–171, 153 (map), New Orleans, La., 468, 471 548; Illinois, expulsion of Saints from, 475; New York (state): id., 568; church debts to mer- Jackson Co., Mo., exile of Mormons from, chants in, 95, 261; O. Granger resolving debts xix, 143–149, 519; in Kirtland, xix; Missouri, in, xxxv, 39–40, 96, 99, 261, 262–264, 269–271, expulsion of Mormons from entire state of, 366, 417, 530–533; P. Pratt on status and needs xix, xxviii, xxxiii, 99n270, 295, 497, 498–499, of church in, 59–65. See also specific counties and 500n361, 519, 635; motivation for, Mormon ex- towns planations of, 139, 150–151; Nauvoo charter as New York City, N.Y.: id., 568; Columbian Hall, focus of, 475; number of church members ex- church meetings held in, 62, 323n74; growth of pelled from Missouri, 152n102, 172, 181n328; church in, 203n442; P. Pratt requesting to print number of church members killed in Mormon church publications in, xxxiv, 59–65, 96, 99, War, 56n44, 172n272, 257n701; persecution of 112–113; Quorum of the Twelve in, 59, 177n309, Jews compared to opposition to Latter-day 224, 323 Saints, 257n701 New York Courier and Enquirer, 175 Ordination: committees, 250, 420; of English New York Journal of Commerce, 200, 201 converts as seventies, 277, 280, 465n224; in New York Star, 253n676, 438n120 Philadelphia, 115; report of committee on, 251 Neyman, Jane Harper, 419 Specific ordinations: C. Andrews, 115; W. Barratt, Nicholson, James B., 111, 112, 113 394n404; R. Dickson, 115; W. Donaldson,

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394n405; J. Robinson, 115; J. Sleeper, 115; H. 416, 467, 625–626 (chart); Joseph Smith Sr. as Stout, 267n33 patriarch, 22n96, 109–110 Original sin, JS on, 176, 178 Patrick Henry (vessel), 224n542, 324 Ottoman war with Egypt, 407n458 Patten, David Wyman: id., 605; death in Mor- Our Bough (Curbough), Henry, 21 mon War, 162–164, 416, 516n426; replaced by Owen, Ephraim, 21 L. Wight as apostle, 459n196; revelation of 19 Jan. 1841, commended in, 516, 528 P Patten, DeLoss H., 109 Packard, Noah, 528 Patten, John: id., 605; controversy between E. Ford- Page, John Edward: id., 604; England, proselytiz- ham, W. Snow, and, 214, 244n648, 376–379; on ing in, 11n37; German, on need for Mormon Iowa high council, 19, 630 (chart); as scribe/ materials in, 274–276, 281, 283n105, 464n221; clerk, 212 Jews, intent to proselytize with O. Hyde, xxxiii– Paul (biblical figure), xx, 86, 436, 438, 491, 493 xxxiv, 138, 242–243, 245, 251, 256, 274–276, 281, Pay orders: to O. Granger from JS, for unid. indi- 282, 402, 404, 405, 471; prayer by, 243; preach- vidual, 264–265; to J. Mulholland from JS, ing and proselytizing in Cincinnati, 312, 401– for J. Snider, 51–52; to H. Sherwood from JS, 405, 421; in Quorum of the Twelve, 626 for J. Hicks, 47–48; to N. Whitney from JS, for (chart); reprimanded for not going abroad with G. Miller, 397–398; to N. Whitney from JS, for O. Hyde, 408n469; response to Senate Com- “Mrs. Young,” 291–293 Peace, revelation calling for an appeal for, 341n163 mittee of the Judiciary report, drafting of, 247; Pearl of Great Price, 639 (id.) revelation of 19 Jan. 1841 on, 528; on sincerity Peck, Reed, 337, 342 of contrition of W. Phelps, 305–306, 345 Peniston, William, 154n106, 156n114 Letters: from JS, xxxiv, 281–284 (text); to JS, Pennsylvania: P. Pratt on status and needs of xxxiv, 273–276 (text), 303–306 (text); to JS and church in, 59, 61, 62; proselytizing in, 312, 405– others, 312, 399, 401–405 (text), 420 409; Quorum of the Twelve members in, 50; JS Painter, Joseph, 129 visiting congregations in, xxvii, 50, 85–86, 90– Palestine: early Jewish Zionism and, 253–255; 93. See also specific counties and towns Jews, proselytization of, xxxiii–xxxiv, 138, 242– Peoria, Ill., 45–46, 259n708, 569 (id.) 243, 245, 251. See also Jerusalem Peoria Register and North-Western Gazetteer, Panic of 1837, 98n259, 98n261, 218n509 46n203, 129–130, 237n610, 258–260 Parks, Hiram Gartrell, 158, 162, 604 (id.) Perjury, 377–378 Parliamentary procedure, as practiced by Congress, Perry, Asahel, 24 302 Perry, Stephen, 251 Parrish, Warren, 364n276 Peter (biblical figure), 86, 286 Partridge, Edward: id., 605; as bishop in Nauvoo Pettegrew, David, 19, 630 (chart) area, xxxn74, 19, 629 (chart); death of, xxxi, Phelps, Sally Waterman, 303 331n114, 416, 516n427; on gathering, 17n73, Phelps, William Wines: id., 605–606; accepted 506n393; handwriting of, 30, 101, 104; land cer- back into church, 311, 345–348; blessed by JS, tificates held by, 100, 101–104, 126–127; men- 304n207; dissent and excommunication, 303– tioned in letter from H. Kimball to JS, 331; 304, 339n150, 345; expressing contrition and note to JS and E. Higbee sent with collection asking forgiveness, 303–305, 345, 366; Far West of documents, 104–105; offering to surrender town plot purchased by, 222n524; O. Hyde and himself up to anti-Mormon vigilantes, 146n63; J. Page on sincerity of contrition of, 305–306, revelation of 19 Jan. 1841, commended in, 516; 345; offering to sell mill on behalf of Joseph signature of, 30, 32; tarring and feathering of, Smith Sr., 303–304; offering to surrender him- 145–146; J. Whitmer, financial dispute with, self up to anti-Mormon vigilantes, 146n63; 220, 221–222 printing and publishing, as steward of, 65n86; Letter: to JS and E. Higbee, 101–104 (text) proclamation to the kings of the world, di- Patriarchal Blessing Book 1, 109 rected to assist with writing, 514n418; reloca- Patriarchs of the church: blessings by, 109–111; tion to Dayton, Ohio, 304; testimony against in Commerce area, 22; duties of office, 110; in JS and others, 303, 346n190 England, 633 (chart); list of, 625–626 (chart); Letters: from JS, 345–348 (text); to JS, 303– I. Morley, as patriarch, 22n96, 110n331; H. Smith 306 (text), 361 appointed as, xxxi, 416, 467, 524, 625–626 Philadelphia, Pa.: id., 569; church members in, (chart); JS as “first patriarch of the church,” 110; encouraged to move to Kirtland, 364n277; el- JS on, 110n331; Joseph Smith Sr., death of, xxxi, ders ordained in, 115; fund raising for redress

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Philadelphia, Pa. (continued) Letter: from JS, 457–472 (text), 458 (illus.), delegation in, 114; growth of church in, 203n442, 461 (illus.) 224; meeting of 13 Jan. 1840, 111–115 (minutes); Pratt, Parley Parker: id., 607–608; autobiographi- minutes and records book, 111–112; organiza- cal materials of, 635; on discourse of JS, 334, tion of church branch in, 112; phrenology read- 342n171; discourse to people of Washington ing and chart obtained by JS in, xxvii, 50, 115– DC, with E. Higbee, 176n305; W. Donaldson 124 (text), 117 (illus.), 122 (illus.); P. Pratt on ordained to serve mission in East Indies by, status of church in, 62; S. Rigdon recuperating 394n405; England, journey to, 323–324; England, in, 50, 186n349, 226n556, 237n609, 238–242; JS proselytizing in, 11n37, 59, 224, 276, 465–466; visiting, xxvii, 50, 85–86, 90, 111–115 (minutes) family brought from New York City to Eng- Phrenology: reading and chart obtained by JS, land by, 327n98; family in England with, 465– xxvii, 50, 115–124 (text), 117 (illus.), 122 (illus.); 466; History of the Late Persecution, 62, 142, views of JS on, 491, 492 155n109, 164n187, 182, 183n337; image of, 458 Pitkin, Abigail, 317 (illus.); imprisonment in Missouri, 185n343; Pitkin, George, 630 (chart) Jews, on restoration of, 255; Latter-day Saints� Pitkin, Laura, 317 Millennial Star edited by, 279n88; The Millen- Plan and Outlines of a Course of Lectures on Uni- nium, and Other Poems (1839), 62; in Mormon versal History (Alexander Tytler), 387n385 War, 166; in New York City, 64n80, 177n309, Planets: earth formed out of other planets, 494; 187n352, 203n442, 323; in Philadelphia with JS, ten lost tribes located on planet taken from 92, 113; poverty of church and provision for earth, 383n371; translated beings ministering apostles� families, H. Smith to P. Pratt on, 292; on many planets, 434, 439 printing and publishing efforts, 64n79, 327, Pond, Howard Martin, 264, 291, 397 393n400; proclamation to the kings of the Pope, Nathaniel, 352n217 world written by, 514n418; in Quorum of the Twelve, 458 (illus.), 626 (chart); request to print Potato famine in Ireland, 316, 329–330 church publications in New York City, xxxiv, Poverty and the poor: emigration of more pros- 59–65, 96, 99, 112–113; revelation of 19 Jan. 1841 perous English converts before poorer ones, on, 527; scarlet fever, family suffering from, 415–416, 463–464; in England, 313, 316, 328–329, 327n98; on seeking redress for losses in Missouri, 379, 385, 388–392, 394; fund raising for church 114; Sing Sing, N.Y., branch of church and, publications affected by, 399, 400; gospel, the 94n237; A Voice of Warning, reprinting of poor most likely to hear, 379; O. Granger autho- (1839), 62; in Washington DC, 187n352 rized to receive donations for, 265; G. Miller�s Letters: from JS, 457–472 (text), 458 (illus.), distribution of grain to destitute Mormons, 398; 461 (illus.); to JS, 59–65 (text), 113 pay order allowing individual to obtain goods Pratt, Parley Parker, Jr., 465n226 or money from O. Granger�s Nauvoo area store Prayer: at conferences, 243, 244, 247, 250, 420, run by N. Whitney, 261, 264–265; pay order for 423, 425, 426; at high council meetings, 214, “Mrs. Young” to N. Whitney, 291–293; property 216; monthly fast and prayer meetings, 367 sales to widows and other poor of the church, Preaching. See under specific persons and topics 538; A. Ripley, debts contracted in support of Preemption rights, 80, 151 poor by, 213 Premillennialism, 62n71. See also Millennialism Powell, Uriah B., 182n333 Prentice, George, 349n210, 353n225 Pratt, Mary Ann Frost, 11n37, 323n72, 327n98, Presbyterians and Presbyterianism, 160n156 465n226 Presidency of the high priesthood. See First Pratt, Nathan, 465n226 Presidency Pratt, Orson: id., 606–607; in bill to incorporate Presidents and presidencies: elders, presidents of, LDS church, 452, 454; on compatibility of Bible 528; of high priests, 20, 528; of Nauvoo stake, and Book of Mormon, 179n317; England, jour- 529; of quorums of the Seventy, xxxi, 528–529; ney to, 323–324; England, proselytizing in, of teachers and deacons, 529. See also First 11n37, 224, 276, 316n28; image of, 458 (illus.); Presidency on lack of copies of Book of Mormon in New Preston, England: id., 569; the Cockpit, 325; con- York City, 63n73; Nauvoo, properties and resi- ference held in, 282n103, 272–273, 325 dences in, 576–577 (map); in New York City, Preston, William Campbell, 142, 234, 234n593 61, 112, 323; in Philadelphia with JS, 92; in Prices and pricing. See under Finances Quorum of the Twelve, 458 (illus.), 626 (chart); Priests and priesthood: discourse of JS on, xxix, revelation of 19 Jan. 1841 on, 527; on salvation, 426, 432–442; Instruction on Priesthood, xxix, 496n342; Scotland, proselytizing in, 327 426, 432–442 (text); patriarchal line, descent

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through, 442; sacrifices and, 436–437, 440, Nauvoo lot, 299, 300–301; fund raising to pay 502n371. See also First Presidency; High priests; for, 22–23; Iowa Territory, land transactions in, Melchizedek Priesthood; Quorum of the Seventy xx–xxii, 22–23, 29n133, 214, 372, 574 (map); Printing and publishing: catchwords, printers� use Kirtland temple, debts and mortgage on, 39– of, 141n21; costs of, 63n76; duties on importing 40, 362, 417, 530, 531; J. Miller land transac- and exporting books in England, 273; financial tion documents for lot in Nauvoo, 203–211 arrangements for, 64n81; fund raising for church (text), 207 (illus.); E. Partridge, land certifi- publications, xxxiv, 332–333; W. Green, E. cates for Missouri held by, 100, 101–104, 126– Higbee�s negotiations for printing with, 225n549, 127; W. Phelps offering to sell mill on behalf of 233; 357–359, 399–401, 456; letter from First Joseph Smith Sr., 303–304; preemption rights, Presidency to “Saints scattered abroad” on, 409, 80, 151; receipt from W. White for JS on pay- 412–413; Mormon caution regarding, 60, 65n86, ment for property, 267–269, 356n237; report of 99n268; in Nauvoo, xxxiv–xxxv, 552; P. Pratt re- church agents on land purchases and sales in questing permission to print church publica- Nauvoo area, 534–538, 535 (illus.); H. Sherwood tions in New York City, xxxiv, 59–65, 96, 99, as Commerce area land transaction representa- 112–113; Quorum of the Twelve in England, tive/land clerk, xx, xxii, 3, 203–204, 262, 294, publications of, xxxiii, 279n88, 327, 428, 431, 298, 299–300, 301–302, 308–310; JS�s financial 459–460, 464–465, 553; Quorum of the Twelve responsibilities and funding issues, 294, 297– on publishing new editions/translations of 298, 302, 309–310; sources, land records as, 635; church publications abroad, 261, 273, 274–276, spiritual matters, JS�s land transaction involve- 276–278, 281–284; stereotype plates, defined, ment affecting leadership in, xxii, 262, 293– 457n191; stereotype plates, transferred to JS from 298, 299–300, 301–302, 308–310; widows and E. Robinson and D. C. Smith, xxxiv, 455–457. other poor of the church, Nauvoo land sold to, See also Copyright; specific publications 538; women�s property rights, 204–205 Printing office, Independence, Mo., 145 Proselytizing: of American Indians, 380; in Printing office, Kirtland, Ohio, 60n58 Australia, xxxiii, 394, 459, 468, 497; in East Printing office, Nauvoo, Ill.: id., 569; estimated Indies, xxxiii, 394, 459, 468, 497, 498n351; cost of setting up, 114; locations of, 552–553, 576– England, Quorum of the Twelve proselytizing 577 (map); type and other materials brought by in, xx, xxxii–xxxiii, 4, 11, 13, 223, 261, 276–289, E. Robinson to, 401; unearthing, cleaning, and 312–313, 315–331, 428, 457–472, 458 (illus.), 461 setting up of Far West, Mo., press, 63n74 (illus.); in Hamburg, Germany, 394; in Ireland, Proclamation of First Presidency to the Saints xxxiii, 328, 459, 498n351; of Jews, xxxiii–xxxiv, Scattered Abroad, 497–508 138, 242–243, 245, 251, 256–258, 274–276, 281, Proclamation to the kings of the world, directed 282, 402, 404, 405, 459, 471; kings and gov- by revelation (19 Jan. 1841), 511–513, 514–515 ernors, solemn proclamation of gospel to, Promissory notes: to H. Hotchkiss, 445–448 xxxii; letter of First Presidency to “the Saints (text), 447 (illus.); property transactions involv- Scattered Abroad,” 312, 409–413 (text); in New ing, xxi, 3–4, 35, 37 (illus.), 38, 204, 207 (illus.), Jersey, 312, 524; in Ohio, 8, 276, 312, 401; in 208–210 Pennsylvania, 312; report of First Presidency Property: E. Able land record signed by First on, 428, 430–431; in Scotland, xxxiii, 327, 459; Presidency, 51; affidavit regarding land certifi- in southern states, 430, 468; in Upper Canada, cates in Missouri, 124–128; African Americans, 257n698. See also under specific persons selling land in Illinois to, 82; Caldwell and Prussia, at Convention of London (1840), 407n458 Daviess counties, Mo., Mormon landholdings Pulsipher, Zerah, 528, 637 (chart) in, 197; church debt payments on, xxii, 353–357, Puritan theology, 16n66 416, 425, 428, 431–432; church land purchases, 574 (map); Commerce/Nauvoo area, land Q transactions in and around, xix–xxii, 3–4, 5, 11, Quakers, 233 22–23, 34–38, 45–47, 51, 75n135, 81–85, 99, 203, Quincy, Ill.: id., 569–570; conference at (May 235–238, 246, 262, 267–269, 299–301, 311–312, 1839), xxv, 18nn82–83, 58n50; conference at 353–357, 416, 534–538, 574 (map), 575 (map); (1 Nov. 1839), 41, 43; high council in, 33n153; communal ownership, JS on, 132–133; consecra- hospitable reception of Mormons in, 499; in- tion, rumors and law regarding, 133n483; de- corporation of, 475, 478n293, 479n296; letter of ferred payment agreements, xxi; discourse of recommendation from church members in, JS on property affairs of church, 246; federal xxv, 32–34 (text), 49; Quorum of the Twelve government, land purchased from, 218n507; members heading for England stopping in, fraud, E. 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Quincy Whig, 195n404, 250n668, 499n357 137–138, 138–174; danger to United States due Quorum of the Seventy: F. Bishop moved from to failure of, 342n170; discourses of JS on ef- seventies to high priests and back again, 255; forts to seek, 200–203, 227–228, 243, 246, 258– England, ordination of converts in, 277, 280, 260; documentation and affidavits supporting 465n224; numbers received into, at general con- church claims, xxvii, 50–51, 53n31, 80–81, 91– ference in Nauvoo (6–8 Apr. 1840), 251; presi- 92, 96, 100, 101–104, 104–105, 124–128, 140, dents of, xxxi, 528–529, 626–627 (chart); JS on 142, 182–183, 185, 186–188, 192–193, 215, 217n505; duties of, 281–284 dollar amounts of losses, estimates of, 140, 141, Quorum of the Twelve Apostles: authority abroad, 149, 215n497; financing for delegation, 68, 71, 276, 278; committee to build homes in Nauvoo 96, 98–99, 114, 186–187, 233, 239, 240; R. Foster for families of traveling members of, 405n448; asked to keep journal of, 228n566; general con- dissent by, 465n223; duties of, JS on, 462n210; ference of 3–5 Oct. 1840 discussing formation eastern Pennsylvania, JS meeting with members of new committee for, 418, 427; J. Greene�s in, 50; England, proselytizing in, xx, xxxii– Facts relative to the Expulsion of the Mormons or xxxiii, 4, 11, 13, 223, 261, 276–289, 312–313, 315– Latter Day Saints, from the State of Missouri, 331, 428, 457–472, 458 (illus.), 461 (illus.); 142, 155n109, 183n337, 185n345; House of Rep- England, return from, 392–393, 460, 463; in- resentatives, possibility of submitting memo- structed by JS on discerning types of spirits and rial to, 232, 234; jurisdiction over, xxvii–xxviii; angels, 490; keys held by, 462n210; list of mem- H. Kimball on, 329; letter of introduction to bers, 626 (chart); on new editions/translations president of United States from J. Adams, xxv, of church publications abroad, 261, 273, 274– 49, 53–55, 505n386; lobbying Illinois legisla- 276, 276–278, 281–284; New York City, quorum ture to instruct state delegates to vote for peti- members in, 59, 177n309; W. Phelps disparag- tion for redress, 106–107, 108–109; loyalty of ing, 303; publications of, in England, xxxiii, Mormons to United States and their respect for 279n88, 327, 428, 431, 459–460, 464–465, 553; Democratic values, 139–140, 171–174; meeting rebuilding of, 626; revelation of 19 Jan. 1841 on, of JS and E. Higbee with M. Van Buren, xx, xxxi, 527–528; uniting in New York City before xxv–xxvi, 31, 49–50, 53–55, 57–59, 66–70, 73, traveling to England, 59; unity of, JS�s concern 78, 106, 201, 202, 258–260; memorial for, 139, with, 462, 465. See also specific apostles 143–171, 153 (map), 548; Missouri courts and Letter: from JS, 457–472 (text), 458 (illus.), governors, appeals to, 79, 140, 143, 158, 173, 461 (illus.) 242, 248–249, 543; Nauvoo high council, rec- ommendation from, 24n106, 30–32; number of R church members killed in Missouri conflict, Race and racism. See African Americans; Ameri- 56n44, 172n272; pay order to H. Sherwood can Indians; Slavery and abolitionism from JS for J. Hicks, for expenses on road to Railroads: H. Kimball traveling by, 322, 324; Washington DC, 47–48; P. Pratt�s History of snow closing railroads to New England from the Late Persecution, 62, 142, 155n109, 164n187, Washington DC, 89, 93n230; between Warsaw, 182, 183n337; Quincy, Ill., recommendation Ill., and Commerce, 373 from church members in, xxv, 32–34; reading Ramus (Macedonia), Ill.: creation of stake at, xxx, of and debate on redress memorial, 142–143; 311, 313–315, 334, 466n230; letter from JS and revelation regarding, xxiv, 97n256, 250n667, H. Smith to “saints of the Crooked Creek 341n164; S. Rigdon, malarial bout of, xxv, Branch,” 313–315 (text); records of stake at, 634 31n142, 49, 52n19, 53, 54, 55–56, 70–71, 85–86, Rape and sexual violence in Mormon War, 147n73, 90–91, 137, 180n320, 186, 226, 229, 238–242, 163n186, 172 314; route of travel to Washington DC for pur- Rappleye, Tunis, 21 poses of seeking, 67 (map); runaway stagecoach Ray Co., Mo., anti-Mormon meeting in, 188 incident en route to Washington DC, 73; self- Real estate. See Property defense, right of, 139, 164, 171–172; H. Smith Record keeping. See Journals; Minutes; and spe- on delegation seeking, 97–98; JS and Saints cific persons seeking, xx, xxiv–xxix, 4–5, 23, 30, 49–51, 137– Redfield, David Harvey, 191 138; JS on right to seek, 132; strategies for seek- Redfield, Harlow, 20, 318n42 ing, xxvi; tabling of redress memorial, 142; Redress for losses in Missouri: An Appeal to the L. Wight petition regarding, 71; B. Young in- American People, 41–42, 42–45; church com- quiring about progress of, 280. See also Senate mittee responding to Senate decision on, xx- Committee on the Judiciary viii; Congress petitioned for, xxv, xxvi–xxvii, Red store (Nauvoo, Ill.), 28 42n183, 50, 68, 70–73, 78–81, 106–107, 107–109, Reeve, Samuel A., 112

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Reeve, Samuel M., 112 1841 on, 528; signature of, 359; suggested by E. Register and Examiner, xxvii, 129–130 Higbee as Mormon witness for Senate Commit- Religious liberty and toleration: federal power to tee on the Judiciary, 198 enforce, in individual states, 183n338; E. Higbee Rich, Sarah Pea, 499n356 on number of Americans deprived of, 181; Rich, Thomas, 21 redress memorial on, 139, 144, 172, 218n508; Richards, Franklin D., 242n637 JS on, 132 Richards, Jennetta Richards, 327n99 Reorganization of church leadership: Quorum of Richards, Levi: on A. Babbit, 360–361, 362, 395, the Twelve, rebuilding of, 626; in revelation of 396, 442; traveling with O. Granger, 360–361, 19 Jan. 1841, xxxi, 416–417, 512 (illus.), 524–529 365 Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Richards, Mr. (Washington DC), 187 Day Saints (now Community of Christ), docu- Richards, Rhoda, 360n259 ments in possession of, 55, 112 Richards, Willard: id., 608–609; Book of the Law Revelations: on appeal for peace, 341n163; on bap- of the Lord and, 510; as church historian, 226– tism for the dead, 470n250; on Bible as scrip- 227; on Commerce at time of Saints� arrival, ture, 177n311; on church publications, 60, 511n408; as editor of Latter-day Saints� Millen- 65n86, 99n268; compatibility with Bible, 195; nial Star, 385; England, proselytizing in, 313, on consecration, 133n483; on eternal punish- 324, 327, 384–395; England, return from, 471; ment, 178n314; on O. Granger�s name being held handwriting of, 384, 547; hymnal printed in in sacred remembrance, 262n10; on Nauvoo England, 393n396; image of, 458 (illus.); Iowa House, xxxi; parable of twelve olive trees from, Stake Record in possession of, 212; Nauvoo 333n123, 337, 341, 342, 383n370; on presidency of high council minute book and, 550; on presi- church, 387n383; on priesthood, 433, 494n331; on dency of church in England, 324, 633 (chart); Quorum of the Twelve proselytizing in Eng- proclamation to the kings of the world, directed land, xxxii, 316; on redress for losses in Missouri, to assist with writing, 514n418; in Quorum of xxiv, 97n256, 250n667, 341n164; as responses to the Twelve, 325, 458 (illus.), 459, 626 (chart); inquiries, 387n384; on “restoration of the Jews,” revelation of 19 Jan. 1841 on, 528; E. Robinson 254; for ES, on choosing hymns, 29n134; on assigning printing rights for Book of Mormon spirits existing in presence of God before cre- to, 457; as scribe/clerk, 225n551, 284; source ation, 494n335; on temple construction, xxxn77, documents from, 635; on unhealthy nature of xxxi; on violent confrontations and just war, Commerce area, 372n316 496n341; on Word of Wisdom, 21, 245 Letter: from JS, 457–472 (text), 458 (illus.), Revelations featured in this volume: on Nauvoo 461 (illus.); to JS, S. Rigdon, and H. Smith, temple, Nauvoo House, church leadership struc- with B. Young, 384–395 (text), 460 ture, and proselytizing (19 Jan. 1841), xxxi–xxxii, Richardson, Ebenezer, 21 416–417, 510–529, 512 (illus.), 521 (illus.), 532n497 Richey, Mrs., 186, 224 Reynolds, John: id., 608; on reputation of JS in Richmond, Mo.: id., 570; anti-Mormon meeting Washington DC, 175n303; JS and E. Higbee in, 188n358; Mormons imprisoned and tried in, introduced to M. Van Buren by, xxv, 50n8, 66, 18n80, 184n340, 184n342, 185n343, 196, 255, 303 70n108, 79, 231n582; support for Mormon re- Rigdon, Algernon Sidney, 241n630 dress petition, 228n564, 249n663 Rigdon, Athalia, 241nn630–631 Rich, Charles Coulson: id., 608; appointed to Rigdon, Carvel, 70n111, 406n455 speak in council on E. Black�s fraud charge, Rigdon, Eliza, 241n630 301; in bill to incorporate LDS church, 452, Rigdon, Hortensia, 241n630 454; on committee to build homes in Nauvoo Rigdon, John Wickliff, 241n630, 504n380 for families of traveling members of Quorum Rigdon, Lacy Ann, 241n630 of the Twelve, 405n448; as counselor to W. Rigdon, Nancy, 241n630 Marks as president of Nauvoo stake, 529n484; Rigdon, Phebe (daughter of S. Rigdon), 241n630 on crime committee in Nauvoo, 421; R. Foster, Rigdon, Phebe Brooks (wife of S. Rigdon), speaking in defense of, 488; H. Kimball and 241n630 B. Young assisted on way to England by, 318; Rigdon, Sarah, 241n630 letter of recommendation for S. Bent and G. RIGDON, SIDNEY: id., 609–610 Harris signed by, 357–359; on Nauvoo high character and personality council, 19, 221, 629 (chart); on ordination orator, reputation as, 71n112 committee, 420; power of attorney to collect church activities money for town lot payments, 46; as president affidavit supporting redress claim documen- of high priests, 20n89; revelation of 19 Jan. tation, 50–51; in bill to incorporate LDS church,

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Robinson, John (Philadelphia, Pa.), 115 Second Coming, xxxii, 15, 62n71, 255, 337–339, Robinson, John M. (Illinois senator): report sent 343, 469 to JS by, 224; on Senate Committee on the Second National Bank of the United States, 219n510 Judiciary, 50n8, 70n108, 79, 249n663, 540; sup- Seixas, Joshua, 500n363 port for Mormon redress efforts, 228n564, Self-defense: redress memorial to Congress ad- 231n582 dressing, 139, 164, 171–172; JS on right of, 132 Rockwell, Orrin Porter: affidavit on losses in Mis- Senate. See Congress souri, 182; mentioned in letter of E. Higbee, 225; Senate Committee on the Judiciary: church con- in Philadelphia with JS, 90; redress for losses ference declaring report unconstitutional, 138, in Missouri, seeking, xxv, 43, 49, 50, 51; re- 242, 246–250, 540, 543n23; correspondence re- maining in Columbus, Ohio, with S. Rigdon, garding, 180–185, 186–188, 188–193, 193–198, xxv, 31n142, 49, 52n19; return from Washington 199–200, 216–220, 223–225, 232–234; hearings DC, 137 on redress memorial, xx, xxvii–xxviii, 92n227, Rockwood, Albert Perry, 576–577 (map) 137–138, 143, 539–543; E. Higbee, seeking Mor- Rocky Mountains, as gathering place, 382 mon witnesses for, 198; E. Higbee, testimony Rogers, Brother, 318 of, 138, 180–185, 188–193, 260n714, 539, 542; Rogers, David White: id., 611; bad medicine ad- J. Jameson at hearings, 138, 181, 184, 188–193, ministered by, 244, 378; discipline of, xxxv, 24, 193–198, 539; L. Linn at hearings, 138, 181, 184, 221, 244–245, 246; dispute between J. Patten and 188–193, 193–198, 247n657, 539; members of, E. Fordham involving, 376, 377–378; J. Greene, 137, 181n326, 540n7; Missouri courts and legis- derogatory remarks about, 244; unauthorized lature believed to be proper venue for Mormon hymnal produced by, xxxiv–xxxv, 17, 23, 60, 244 redress, 199–200, 236; Quincy papers, report Rolfe, Samuel, 127, 529 published in, 250; report on redress memorial, Roosevelt, Theodore, 202n438 138, 143, 199–200, 539–543; Senate approval of Rose, Joseph, 285, 286 report and recommendations, 231n581, 232– Roundy, Shadrach, 529 234, 239; Senate review of report and recommen- Rowley, John, 128 dations, 223–225; Times and Seasons, report pub- Ruf aus der Wüste (A cry out of the wilderness; lished in, 250n668, 540 O. Hyde, 1842), 275n71, 283n105 Separation of church and state, Mormon belief Runaway stagecoach, stopped by JS, 73 in, 195n400 Russia, at Convention of London (1840), 407n458 Sermons and discourses. See specific persons and topics S Seventies. See Quorum of the Seventy Sacrifices, 436–437, 440, 502n371 Sexual violence and rape in Mormon War, 147n73, Saints. See Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day 163n186, 172 Saints Shakespeare, William, Julius Caesar, 375n336 Salisbury, Katherine Smith (sister of JS), 289n134, Shawnee Prairie, Ind., 284–286, 570 (id.) 582 (chart) Sheba, Queen of, 340, 344 Salisbury, William Jenkins (brother-in-law of JS), Shepard, Edwin, 400, 403 289n134, 397–398, 582 (chart) Shepard and Stearns (print shop), 44, 456n185 Salt Lake Daily Herald, 89, 90 Sherwood, Henry Garlick: id., 611; in bill to incor- Salt River Journal, 228n567, 366n281 porate LDS church, 452, 454; charges against Salvation, JS on plan of, 490, 495, 496–497 E. Black brought by, 300–301; as Commerce- Sangamo Journal, 260n715 area land transaction representative/land clerk, Satan: body, lacking, xxx, 493, 495; instruction xx, xxii, 3, 203–204, 262, 294, 298, 299–300, by JS on discerning spirits from, 490; noneter- 301–302, 308–310; as committee member in- nal principles proceeding from, 494; phrenol- vestigating land purchased from I. Galland, ogy as works of, 492; spirits with bodies having 301; on committee to build homes in Nauvoo power over, xxx, 509; strongholds quaking be- for families of traveling members of Quorum fore O. Hyde and J. Page, 403 of the Twelve, 405n448; handwriting of, 27, Scarlet fever, family of P. Pratt suffering from, 30, 35, 38, 45, 207 (illus.), 211, 549; letter of 327n98 recommendation for S. Bent and G. Harris Scotland: emigration of church members from, signed by, 357–359; Nauvoo, properties and 392; proselytizing in, xxxiii, 327, 459 residences in, 576–577 (map); on Nauvoo high Scott, Brother, 320nn56–57 council, 19, 629 (chart); Nauvoo House, di- Scott, John, 320n57 rected to put stock into, 523; participation in Seattle Daily Chronicle, 90 disciplinary trial of R. Foster, 488; pay order

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Sherwood, Henry Garlick (continued) Smith, Frederick Granger Williams (son of JS), from JS for J. Hicks, 47–48; revelation of 19 Jan. 56, 74, 75, 582 (chart) 1841 on, 523, 528; as scribe/clerk, xxxvi, 28, 30, Smith, George Albert (cousin of JS): id., 612–613; 38, 45–46, 549–550, 634; signature of, 30, 32; as autobiographical materials of, 635; W. Barratt surveyor for Nauvoo, 98n262 ordained to serve mission in South Australia by, Sickness. See Health and illness 394n404; on dissenters in Kirtland, 363n268; Simmons, William B., 21 England, journey to, 317, 318, 319, 321, 324; Eng- Sing Sing, N.Y.: id., 570; eagerness of Mormon land, proselytizing in, 4, 11n37, 12–14, 224, 327, residents for visit from JS, 94–95; establishment 468; ill health of, 317; image of, 458 (illus.); let- of church branch in, 94n237 ter of recommendation from JS for proselytizing Sixth Amendment, 185n343 in England, 12–14; in Quorum of the Twelve, Slavery and abolitionism: in Illinois, 82; J. Painter xxxii, 13, 626 (chart); revelation of 19 Jan. 1841 as editor of Register and Examiner on, 129n469; on, 528; uniting with other apostles in New Underground Railroad, 129n469 York City before traveling to England, 59 Sleeper, Jonathan, 115 Letter: from JS, 457–472 (text), 458 (illus.), Sloan, Edward L., 89 461 (illus.) Sloan, James: id., 611–612; handwriting of, 32; SMITH, HYRUM (brother of JS): id., 613–614 Nauvoo, properties and residences in, 576–577 church activities (map); as scribe/clerk, 18, 33, 34; signature of, in bill to incorporate LDS church, 454; on com- 32, 34 mittee for appointment of stakes, 422, 466n230; Smalling, Cyrus, 321n64, 364n276, 365n278 dismissal of assembly by, 251–253; in First Smith, Agnes Coolbrith (sister-in-law of JS), Presidency, 625 (chart); O. Hyde, pleading on 162n167, 289n134, 582 (chart) behalf of, 20n90; at Iowa high council meet- Smith, Alvin (brother of JS), 277n79 ing, 214; as patriarch, xxxi, 416, 467, 524, 625– Smith, Asahel (uncle of JS), 19, 214, 582 (chart), 626 (chart); on poverty of church and provision 630 (chart) for apostles� families, 292; speaking at general Smith, David B., 21 conference (3–5 Oct. 1840), 425; as successor Smith, Don Carlos (brother of JS): id., 612; agree- to O. Cowdery, xxxi, 416, 525; R. Thompson ment to transfer stereotype plates of Book of appointed to replace J. Mulholland as scribe/ clerk by, 76 Mormon to JS, xxxiv, 455–457; in bill to incor- porate LDS church, 454; burning of house in civil, military, and political affairs Mormon War, 162n167; death of, 552; as editor arrest and imprisonment at end of Mormon of Times and Seasons, 29n136, 63n74, 76, 114n352, War, 168n230, 346n190, 347n196, 444n146; on 238n613, 550, 552, 634; invited to live on G. sexual violence and rape in Mormon Wars, Miller�s farm, 397–398; at lyceum meeting, 491– 163n186 492; marriage to Agnes Coolbrith, 289n134; correspondence Nauvoo, properties and residences in, 576–577 addressing church correspondence to redress (map); on pedigree chart, 582 (chart); as presi- seekers through E. Higbee, 78, 100; with apostles dent of high priests, 20, 452, 528; printing and in England, 468; JS on letter from P. Pratt, 60 publishing activities, xxxiv, 332–333, 357–358, Letters from: T. Burdick, possibly to H. Smith, 455–457; revelation of 19 Jan. 1841 on, 528; signa- intended for JS, xxxv–xxxvi, 379–384 (text); ture of, 30, 32 R. Hewitt, to JS, H. Smith, and others, 284– Smith, Elias (cousin of JS): as bishop, 631 (chart); 286 (text); JS and E. Higbee, to Nauvoo high handwriting of, 211; on Iowa high council, 630 council and H. Smith, 66–73 (text); Jesse Smith, (chart); Iowa Territory land transactions, xxiin18; 548 as scribe/clerk, 212, 213 Letters to: L. Foster, 65n86; Kirtland church Letter: to E. Higbee, with postscript by JS, members (with JS), xxxvi, 442–445 (text); 216–220 (text) P. Pratt, 65n84, 113n351; “saints of the Crooked Smith, Emma Hale (wife of JS; ES in this index): Creek Branch,” (with JS), 313–315 (text); JS and id., 612; family of JS to live in and serve as hosts E. Higbee, 96–100 (text) of Nauvoo House, 513; handwriting of, 73; family and personal hymns compiled by, 23n102, 28, 29, 63, 64, 244, contrition of W. Phelps welcomed by, 346; 282n103; mentioned in letter from B. Young to dream of W. Phelps involving, 304–305, 346n188; JS, 277; Nauvoo House land donated by JS ill health of, 98; marriage to Jerusha Barden, and, 513; on pedigree chart, 582 (chart) 289n134; marriage to Mary Fielding, 289n134; Letters: from JS, 73–77 (text), 548; to JS, 55–57 mentioned in letter from H. Kimball to JS, 330; (text), 134–136 (text), 135 (illus.), 548 mentioned in letter from B. Young to JS, 278;

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on pedigree chart, 582 (chart); wagon and har- church activities ness purchased for use of, 222 in bill to incorporate LDS church, 454; as “first finances and property patriarch of the church,” 110; funeral sermon for on committee to liquidate church land debt, S. Brunson, xxx, 419, 470, 517n436; at general 425, 534; on consecration in Iowa Territory, 213, conference at Commerce (5–7 Oct. 1839), 18, 378n346; debt of G. Harris to, cancellation of, 22–24; at Iowa high council meeting, 205, 211– 222; debts related to construction of Kirtland 216 (minutes); Kirtland, guidance for church temple, 39–40; horse ferry boat, purchase of, members still living in, xxxv–xxxvi; letter of 25; land certificates sent to JS in Washington recommendation for O. Hyde to proselytize DC by, 125; letter of recommendation for Jews, 253–258; letter of recommendation for S. Bent and G. Harris signed by, 357–359; S. Bent and G. Harris signed by, 357–359; me- morial to Congress seeking redress for losses Nauvoo, properties and residences in, 576–577 in Missouri signed by, 139; at Nauvoo high coun- (map); Nauvoo House, stock paid into, 522; cil meeting, 220–222; preaching in Washington plat of Nauvoo submitted to county by, 6; DC, 175n303; as president of the church, 18, 625 property transactions, involvement in, 3, 5, (chart), 630 (chart); sick, JS attending to, 15; as 11n35; revelation of 19 Jan. 1841, directed to put sole trustee-in-trust for church, 454, 516n429, stock into Nauvoo House in, 523 535 (illus.); spiritual matters, land transaction printing and publishing involvement affecting leadership in, xxii, 262, on hymnal of D. Rogers, 23n102; on P. Pratt re- 293–298, 299–300, 301–302, 308–310; veto of questing permission to print church publica- Nauvoo high council actions by, 301–302, 309. tions in New York City, xxiv, 65n84, 96, 99, See also Office (JS�s, Nauvoo, Ill.) 113n351; statement in An Appeal to the American civil, political, and military affairs People, 43, 45 arrest, imprisonment, and escape at end of Mor- record keeping mon War, 16n66, 20n90, 81, 156–158, 166–169, handwriting of, 255; signature of, 39, 40, 82, 445 185, 295, 303, 444, 548; on crime committee in spiritual experiences Nauvoo, 421; on dispute between E. Fordham revelation of 19 Jan. 1841 instructing, 515, 524, and J. Patten, 379; extradition to Missouri and 525, 526 arrest warrant (1840), xxviii–xxix; ferry agree- ment with D. Davis, 24–27; Harrison presi- travel and relocation dential campaign, support for, 70, 233; incor- church business transactions, possibly traveling poration of Nauvoo and, xxiii, xxiv, 425, to eastern United States to help with, 523, 525, 472n268, 473–474, 504n378; Nauvoo described 530, 533; on delay of O. Granger in Illinois due by, 372–373; Senate Committee on the Judi- to low water on Ohio River, 360n258; directed ciary, possible subpoena for, 198 to accompany O. Granger to eastern United States, 263, 264; B. Young on rumors of plans correspondence to travel to England, 392 note from E. Partridge to JS and E. Higbee sent with collection of documents, 104–105 Smith, Jesse (uncle of JS): letter to H. Smith, 548; Letters from: J. Adams, to JS and “associate,” on pedigree chart, 582 (chart) 105–107 (text); J. Bennett, to JS and S. Rigdon, Smith, John (uncle of JS): id., 614; conference ad- 348–350 (text), 350–353 (text), 368–370 (text), journed by, 247; on consecration in Iowa Terri- 374–376 (text); T. Burdick, possibly to H. Smith, tory, 213; on discourse of JS in Commerce, 201; intended for JS, xxxv–xxxvi, 379–384 (text); in dispute between E. Fordham and J. Patten, R. Foster, 85–89 (text); R. Hewitt, to JS, H. 379; handwriting of, 366; on illness of brother Smith, and others, 284–286 (text); E. Higbee, Joseph Smith Sr., 384n375; at Iowa high coun- 180–185 (text), 186–188 (text), 188–193 (text), 193– cil meeting, 214; Iowa Stake Record and, 212; 198 (text), 199–200 (text), 223–225 (text), 232– journal of, 366–367; on opposition to Mormons 234 (text); H. Hotchkiss, 230–231 (text), 235–238 in England, 463n214; on pedigree chart, 582 (text); O. Hyde, to “Dear Brethren” (including (chart); as president of Iowa stake, 19; Ramus JS), 405–409 (text); O. Hyde and J. Page, xxxiv, stake, as presiding elder of, 334, 340; source 273–276 (text), 303–306 (text); J. Jenks, 93– documents from, 635 95 (text); H. Kimball, 315–331 (text); J. Page, to Smith, Joseph, III (son of JS): documents in pos- JS and others, 312, 399, 401–405 (text), 420; session of, 55, 73, 134; illness of, 75; runaway E. Partridge, to JS and E. Higbee, 101–104 (text); stagecoach incident recounted to, 73n123 W. Phelps, 303–306 (text), 361; P. Pratt, 59–65 SMITH, JOSEPH, JR. (JS in this index): chro- (text), 113; S. Rigdon, 238–242 (text); ES, 73– nology, xv (chart), 555–558 77 (text), 548; H. Smith, to JS and E. Higbee,

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creation ex nihilo, 492, 494; denial that he is health of husband, 227n559; Kirtland, husband�s savior or miracle worker, 176, 179; on develop- desire to go to, 99; mentioned in letter from ment of Nauvoo, 333–345; on differences be- H. Kimball to JS, 330–331; mentioned in letter tween Mormon and other Christian religions, from B. Young to JS, 278; on pedigree chart, 73; on discerning types of spirits and angels, 582 (chart) 489–490; on dissenters� contribution to expul- Smith, Mary Bailey (sister-in-law of JS), 289n134, sion of Saints from Missouri, 152n99; on duties 582 (chart) of Quorum of the Twelve, 462n210; on eternal Smith, Oliver H., 137, 181n326, 193, 540n7 judgment/punishment, 176, 178, 496–497; on Smith, Samuel Harrison (brother of JS): invited eternal nature of matter/elements, xxix, 490– to live on G. Miller�s farm, 397–398; marriage 495, 492, 494; on eternal nature of soul, 176, to M. Bailey, 289n134; on pedigree chart, 582 178, 494; on eternal nature of spirits, 490, 494– (chart); revelation of 19 Jan. 1841 on, 529 495; on eternal principles proceeding from Smith, Sardius, 171n259, 183n337 God, 494; on gathering, 243, 250–251, 334, Smith, Silas (uncle of JS), 318, 582 (chart) 336–340, 343–345, 506–508; on government and Smith, Sophronia (sister of JS), 289n134, 582 (chart) law, 128–133; illness and disease, discourses on, Smith, Warren, 171 4, 15–16, 311, 367–368; Instruction on Priest- Smith, William B. (brother of JS): id., 615–616; dis- hood, xxix, 426, 432–442 (text); on W. Law, cipline of, 17, 20; marriage to C. Grant, 289n134; 492; lyceum, accounts of meetings and dis- on pedigree chart, 582 (chart); in Quorum of courses of JS at, 490–493, 495–497, 508–509; the Twelve, 626 (chart); revelation of 19 Jan. on manner of speaking, 492; W. McIntire mak- 1841 on, 528; too poor to make journey to Eng- ing notes on discourses of, 553; on Melchizedek land as apostle, 459; visiting ill father, 227 Priesthood and death of Moses, 491, 493–494; Smoot, Abraham O., 19, 25, 215, 630 (chart) on oratory skills of apostle Paul and J. Bennett, Snider, John: Nauvoo House, directed by revela- 493; on patriarchs of the church, 110n331; on tion to help construct, 516, 520–522; as Nauvoo W. Phelps, 304; on phrenology, 491, 492; on House trustee, 516n430; Nauvoo lot acquired political impact of Mormons as voting bloc, by, 52; pay order to J. Mulholland from JS for, 251; on preaching the gospel, 8, 9, 15, 22; on 51–52; Washington DC delegation staying with, reason for spirits having bodies, xxx; redress ef- 51–52, 56 forts, discourses on, 200–203; religious beliefs, Snow, Eliza R., 510 discourse on, 175–179; on salvation, 490, 495, Snow, Erastus: id., 616; on Iowa high council, 19, 496–497; on sealing church members unto 630 (chart); prayer by, 250; proselytizing in New eternal life, 111n340; on Second Coming, 15; Jersey and Pennsylvania, 312, 407–408 on spiritual progression of Jesus Christ from Snow, Lorenzo, 277 God, 490, 492–493, 494; translation, doctrine Snow, Willard, 19, 214, 376, 630 (chart) of, xxix; on M. Van Buren�s refusal to assist re- Society of the Daughter of Zion (Danites), dress efforts, 138, 202, 258–260; on vice and 185n344, 189n369, 194n399, 195n403, 196nn406– other forms of evil, 496; on Zion, xxix 407 Smith, Joseph, Sr. (father of JS): id., 614–615; Soul, discourses of JS on eternal nature of, 176, 178, J. Bump, land purchased from, 271n53; death of, 494 xxxi, 416, 467, 516n428, 625–626 (chart); desire Spirits: bodies of, xxx, 493, 494–495, 509; eternal to go to Kirtland, 99, 271n53; ill health of, 76, nature of, discourse of JS on, 490, 494–495; 100n270, 226, 227, 384n375; mentioned in letter Satan, spirits with bodies having power over, from H. Kimball to JS, 330–331; mentioned in xxx, 509; types of, discourse of JS on discern- letter from B. Young to JS, 278; on pedigree ing, 489–490 chart, 582 (chart); W. Phelps offering to sell mill Springfield, Ill.: id., 570; fund raising for church on behalf of, 303–304; revelation of 19 Jan. 1841, publications in, 400; H. Hotchkiss offering commended in, 516; sealing church members land to JS in area of, 354; incorporation of, 475, unto eternal life, 111n340; JS visiting, 226, 227 478n293, 479n296, 481n297, 485n308; H. Smith, Joseph Fielding, 511 Kimball and B. Young stopping in, on way to Smith, Katherine (sister of JS). See Salisbury, England, 319–320; Lowry Hotel at, 352; plan to Katherine Smith leave S. Rigdon to recover in, 49, 54, 55–56, 58; Smith, Lucy (sister of JS). See Millikin, Lucy Smith U.S. Circuit Court held at, 352; Washington DC Smith, Lucy Mack (mother of JS): id., 615; ac- delegation in, xxv, 47, 49, 51, 52n19, 53, 55–57 count of meeting between JS, E. Higbee, and Spurzheim, Dr., 119 M. Van Buren, 66n89; autobiographical materi- Stakes: committee to organize, 422, 466n230; def., als of, 277n79, 335, 336, 635; health of, 76; on ill xxxn75

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Staley, Dr., 317 for England from site of, xxxii; revelation man- Staley, Sister, and daughter, 317 dating, xxxin77 Stanton, Daniel, 285 Jackson Co., Mo.: revelation commanding, States� rights doctrine, xx, xxv, 66–68, 79n156, xxxn77, 341n162 227n562 Kirtland, Ohio: id., 564; R. Cahoon on com- Stealing, Mormons accused of, 171n268, 184, 189 mittee to construct, 423n45; debts and mortgage Stearns, George, 400, 403 on, 39–40, 362, 417, 530, 531; keys of, 532–533; Stearns, Mary Ann, 465n226 Nauvoo temple compared to, 466–467, 532n497; Stereotype plates: defined, 457n191; transferred to revelation commanding, xxxn77, 412n481 JS from E. Robinson and D. C. Smith, xxxiv, Nauvoo, Ill.: id., 570; architectural drawing 455–457 for, 424 (illus.); baptismal font, 517; every tenth Stewart, Levi, 154n106 day appropriated for building of, 423, 466, Stockbridge Indians, 382n365 508n397; general conference of 3–5 Oct. 1840 Stoddard, Calvin W. (brother-in-law of JS), 289n134, discussing construction of, 418, 423; Kirtland 582 (chart) temple compared to, 466–467, 532n497; loca- Storehouses: bishops operating, 292; O. Granger�s tion of, 466n233, 518n441, 576–577 (map); men- store probably functioning as, 265, 292, 397 tioned in letter of JS to apostles in England, Stout, Allen J., 21 466–467; mentioned in Proclamation of First Stout, Hosea: id., 616–617; appointed as elder, 21; Presidency to the Saints Scattered Abroad, 497, handwriting of, 220, 262, 298–299, 301, 309– 502, 508; plan to construct, xxx–xxxi, 311, 333– 310, 331, 332, 376, 395, 488, 549; license for, 266– 334, 336, 344, 372n319, 409, 412; report of First 267; at lyceum meeting, 495, 496; Nauvoo, Presidency on, 429–430; revelation mandating, properties and residences in, 576–577 (map); xxxi, 416, 417, 513, 516–519, 532, 532n497, 512 ordained as elder, 267n33; as scribe/clerk, xxxvi, (illus.); JS in charge of donations for construc- 28n130, 221, 222, 263, 264, 299, 301, 302, 309, tion of, 516n429 310, 331, 333, 377, 379, 396, 397, 489, 549, 550; on Ten lost tribes, 383n371 vice, 496 Thayer, Ezra, 322 Strange, Robert, 137, 181n326, 193, 540n7 Themistocles, 306n214 Stuart, John Todd: general conference resolu- Theological Dictionary (Charles Buck; 1818), 419 tion thanking, 249n663; redress for losses in Third Amendment, xxvi Thompson, Mercy Fielding, 471n262 Missouri, assistance for Mormons seeking, Thompson, Robert Blashel: id., 617–618; in bill to 50n8, 70n108, 78, 80n161, 231n582 incorporate LDS church, 452, 454; as church Sun, eternity of, 494 land agent, 534; credentials for J. Page and O. Sunderland, La Roy, 133n483 Hyde to proselytize to Jews prepared by, xxxiii, 253, 258; death of, 277, 514n418, 536, 552; as edi- T tor of Times and Seasons, 550, 552; J. Fielding, Tappan, Arthur, 200 preparations for arrival of, 471; handwriting of, Tappan, Lewis, 200 59, 81, 205, 207 (illus.), 208, 209, 210, 267, 269, Taylor, John: id., 617; as editor of Times and 276, 293, 307, 345, 353, 357, 360, 432, 455, 457, Seasons, 550, 553; England, proselytizing in, 460, 461 (illus.), 510, 512 (illus.), 529, 534, 535 11n37, 92, 324, 327; illness while traveling, 321; (illus.), 547; House Committee on the Judiciary, image of, 458 (illus.); Ireland, proselytizing in, redress memorial submitted to, 234; incorpora- 328n104; printing and publishing efforts, tion of Nauvoo and, xxiii, 425, 473, 504n378; 327n97; proclamation to the kings of the world, Instruction on Priesthood read to general con- directed to assist with writing, 514n418; in ference by, xxix, 426, 433, 434; petition to re- Quorum of the Twelve, 458 (illus.), 626 (chart); lieve JS of land transaction duties presented to revelation of 19 Jan. 1841 on, 528; uniting with Nauvoo high council by, 299; proclamation to other apostles in New York City before travel- the kings of the world, directed by revelation ing to England, 59 (19 Jan. 1841) to assist with writing, xxxii, Letter: from JS, 457–472 (text), 458 (illus.), 514n418, 515; redress for losses in Missouri, seek- 461 (illus.) ing, 427; report of First Presidency and, 425, Teachers, president of, 529 428–429, 429n68; response to Senate Commi- Temperance movement, 129n469 ttee of the Judiciary report, drafting of, 247; as Temple scribe/clerk, 61, 74, 76, 205, 243, 268, 269, 277, Far West, Mo.: A. Cutler as master workman 294, 299, 307, 345, 354, 358, 362, 399, 410, 413, for, 423n45; Quorum of the Twelve departing 420, 421, 427, 434, 457, 459, 460, 514, 530, 534,

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536, 547–548; signature of, 266, 455; speaking at properties and residences in, 576–577 (map); general conference (3–5 Oct. 1840), 426 source documents from, 635 Thompson, William G.: id., 618; on discourse of Tuttle, Smith, xx, 5, 6n20, 11n35, 34, 45, 211n473, JS on seeking redress for losses in Missouri, 259 230, 235, 246n653, 268, 355n231, 356n238, 534, Letter: from H. Sherwood, on behalf of JS 537n514, 538n521, 575 (map) and Nauvoo high council, 45–47 (text) Tyler, Elizabeth Comins (Cummins), 205n455 Times and Seasons: id., 550–553; An Appeal to the Tytler, Alexander, Plan and Outlines of a Course of American People advertised in, 44; arrest war- Lectures on Universal History (1782), 387n385 rant for JS (1840), on efforts to serve, xxix; conference minutes published in, 16, 242; cor- U respondence of JS published in, xxxvi; on crime Underground Railroad, 129n469 in Nauvoo, 420n33; featured text transcribed United Kingdom. See England; Ireland; Scotland from, 16–24, 242–253, 253–258, 272–273, 313– United States: annual message to Congress by 315, 315–331, 405–409, 409–413, 418–427, 427– president, xxv, xxvi, 68, 81, 89n200; Bill of 432, 472–488, 497–508; funding for, 29n136, Rights, power to enforce, in individual states, 114n352; funeral sermon for Joseph Smith Sr. 183n338; disasters expected by Mormons to be printed in, 467n238; on growth of church in faced by, 333–334, 342–343, 382–383, 407; exec- eastern United States, 61n62; R. Hewitt, sub- utive orders, presidential use of, 66; founding scription request from, 284–286; hymns, adver- era, redress memorial appealing to nostalgic tisement for, xxxv; Iowa high council minutes sense of, 139–140; land purchased from federal to be published in, 216; on Jews in Palestine, government, 218n507; minority religious groups 254; letter of JS to Quorum of the Twelve in in, xx; states and territories, 573 (map), 581 England excerpted in, 460; R. Lucas letter on (map); states� rights doctrine in, xx, xxv, 66–68, industriousness and inoffensiveness of Mor- 79n156, 227n562. See also Congress; Constitu- mons published in, 182–183; Nauvoo, bill to in- tional rights and liberties; Democratic values; corporate, 472, 473, 475–476; on new edition individual states; and specific presidents of Book of Mormon, 366n284; on new trans- Universalists and Universalism, 93 lation of apocryphal book of Enoch, 438n120; University of the City of Nauvoo, 467, 483, 500, M. Noah articles reprinted in, 253n676; on 503 number of Americans deprived of religious lib- Upper Canada: fighting with British in, 20n93; erty, 182n329; on preaching gospel, 22n97; on O. Hyde proselytizing in, 257n698 Proclamation of First Presidency to the Saints Scattered Abroad, 498; publication in Nauvoo, V xxxiv; Quorum of the Twelve in England, pub- Van Blarcom, Sylvia Burke, 39 lication of correspondence of, 462n211; revela- Van Buren, Martin (president of United States): tion of 19 Jan. 1841 published in, 513; Senate id., 618–619; annual message to Congress, xxv, Committee on the Judiciary report published xxvi, 68, 81, 89n200; attending preaching of JS, in, 250n668, 540; on JS Bible revision, 297n173; 175n303; described by JS and E. Higbee, 69–70, as source, 634; subscriptions and subscribers, 202; discourses of JS on refusal to assist redress 76, 98, 238; on unhealthiness of Commerce efforts, xxvii, 138, 202, 227n561, 228, 246n654, area, 9n33 258–260, 337; election campaign against W. Tithes and tithing, 35, 423n46 Harrison, 70, 259, 260nn714–715, 337n146; ex- Tocqueville, Alexis de, 189n366 ecutive orders issued by, 66n90; fiscal policy Toleration. See Religious liberty and toleration of, 218n509, 219n510; letter of introduction Tompkins, John, 393n397 from J. Adams for redress seekers, xxv, 49, Town lot orders, property transactions involving, 53–55 (text), 505n386; letter of introduction xxi, 204, 207 (illus.), 211 from S. Rigdon for redress seekers, 57–59; meet- Towsa, Timothy, 382n365 ing of JS and E. Higbee with, xx, xxv–xxvi, 31, Translation, doctrine of, xxix, 434, 438–439 49–50, 53–55, 57–59, 66–70, 73, 78, 106, 201, Tuberculosis (consumption), 76n142 202, 258–260; as Mormon opponent, 218; opu- Turley, Theodore: id., 618; in bill to incorporate lent redecoration of White House by, 69; po- LDS church, 452, 454; as courier, 384, 386; litical views of, xxv, 66–68, 79n156, 106, 107; England, imprisoned as debtor in, 280; Eng- J. Reynolds introducing JS and E. Higbee to, land, journey to, 317, 318, 319, 321, 324n79; Eng- xxv, 50n8, 66, 70n108, 79, 231n582; Rigdon�s land, proselytizing in, 93; England, return from, plan to meet with, 30 462n211; English emigrants led by, 288n131, 328, Vanderlip, Wilson, 127 392, 468; ill health of, 317, 318; Nauvoo, Van Elver, Brother, 61

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Vicarious baptism. See Baptism Weissinger, George, 349n210, 353n225 Vice, 496 Weldon, Dick, 154n106 Victoria (queen of England), 391 Wells, Daniel H., 6, 104–105 Vigilantes and vigilantism: impact on minority Wesley, Charles, 348n200 religious groups, xx, xxiv; redress memorial on, Western Adventurer, 505n383 139, 140, 145–171 Westminster Confession of Faith, 69n106, 494n334 Visions. See under Gifts of the Spirit Whig Party: J. Adams gubernatorial campaign at- A Voice of Warning (P. Pratt), reprinting of (1839), tacked by, 54n35; contested New Jersey House 62 delegation and, 72n117; Democrats, political Voting: J. Bennett on Mormons voting as a bloc, divide between Whigs and, 109n327, 227n562; 426; Danites and, 194n399, 195n403; discourse incorporation of Nauvoo and, 415, 426n54, 474; of JS on, 251; Mormon War, voting rights in- Mormons and, 195, 226, 227–228; Mormon fringed in, 154–155; Nauvoo, incorporation of, support for W. Harrison as Whig candidate in xx, xxiv, 415, 426n54, 476n289; non-Mormon presidential elections, 70, 259n709; Hugh L. beliefs about Mormons voting as bloc, 151; tes- White running for president as, 80n159 timony of E. Higbee regarding JS�s lack of White, Hugh: id., 619; Commerce-area land trans- influence on, 194–195; Van Buren/Harrison actions, xx, xxii, 5, 11n36, 45, 356n238, 534, 537, presidential election, 70, 259, 260nn714–715, 538, 575 (map) 337n146 White, Hugh L. (Tennessee judge), 80 White, James, 537n517 W White, William: id., 619; church land debts owed Wages and salaries: D. Davis (ferry operator), 26, to, 220, 222, 354, 355–356; Commerce area land 29n133; J. Mulholland (scribe/clerk), 24n106, transactions, xx, xxii, 45, 99, 267–269, 534, 27–28 537n514, 538, 575 (map); payment arrangements Wait, Mr., 87 with, 446; receipt of payment from JS for prop- Walker, George, 547 erty, 267–269, 356n237; signature of, 267, 269 Wall, Garret D.: as chairman of Senate Committee Whitefield, George, 348n200 on the Judiciary hearings on redress memorial, White House, Washington DC: described as be- 193n390, 197n413, 199, 223n533; as member of Sen- longing to American people by JS, 202, 260n716; ate Committee on the Judiciary, 137, 181n326, described by JS and E. Higbee, 69; terms for, 193n389, 540n7 202n438 Warren, Calvin, 373n325 Whitmer, David, 339n150 Warsaw, Ill.: id., 571; W. Law instructed to pros- Whitmer, John: dissent of, 339n150; Far West, Mo., elytize in, 524; railroad between Commerce town plot purchased by, 222n524; financial dis- and, 373 pute with E. Partridge, 220, 221–222; offering to Washington, Pa., 70 surrender himself up to anti-Mormon vigilan- Washington DC: id., 571; A. Babbitt claiming JS tes, 146n63; printing and publishing, as steward and S. Rigdon made extravagant clothing pur- of, 65n86 chases in, 361, 396; boardinghouse, JS and re- Whitney, Horace, 576–577 (map) dress delegation staying in, 68n98, 69, 86, Whitney, Mary Jane, documents inherited by, 35, 100n275, 104n303, 224; church leaders traveling 38, 82, 206, 209, 210 to, to seek redress for Missouri losses (See Whitney, Newel Kimball: id., 619–620; as bishop, Redress for losses in Missouri); discourse to xxxn74, 18, 397n417, 629 (chart); as co-owner people of, by P. Pratt and E. Higbee, 176n305; of Independence, Mo., store, 145n53; departure R. Foster preaching and visiting ministers in, from Kirtland, 360; financial accounts of, 635; 86–89, 141n23, 203n444; General Land Office, land transaction papers in possession of, 35, 38, 102; reputation of JS in, 175n303; snow closing 82, 205–206, 208, 209–210; mentioned in letter railroads to New England from, 89, 93n230. from H. Kimball to JS, 331; Nauvoo, properties See also White House and residences in, 576–577 (map); Nauvoo- Weather. See Climate and weather area store run by, 261, 265, 292, 397, 450; pay Weber, John B.: id., 619; in J. Adams�s gubernato- orders from JS endorsed by, 264, 265, 291, 397– rial campaign, 54n35; support for group seek- 398; signature of, 30, 32 ing redress for Missouri losses from, 49, 106, Letter: from JS, 448–450 (text), 449 (illus.) 108–109, 228n564 Wight, Lyman: id., 620; arrest and imprison- Letter: to JS and “associate,” 107–109 (text) ment at end of Mormon War, 156–158, 166, Weeks, William, 424 (illus.) 168n230; on committee for appointment of Weihe, Larinda Pratt, 335n131 stakes, 422, 466n230; on committee to obtain

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redress petition affidavits and documents, 215; Carolina, 318n40; on speed of correspondence, on consecration in Iowa Territory, 213, 378n346; 361n262; on ten lost tribes, 383n371 finances for delegation seeking redress for Woodruff, Wilford: id., 622–623; on affidavit of losses in Missouri, 98; at general conference at T. Marsh and O. Hyde, 20n90; correspondence, Commerce (5–7 Oct. 1839), 22–23; general con- appended to letter of B. Young, 272; correspon- ference of 3–5 Oct. 1840 addressed by, 423, 426; dence, as source material, 635; England, prose- “Honey War” and, 76; at Iowa high council lytizing in, 11n37, 92, 280, 288n130, 327, 468; meeting, 214; H. Kimball and B. Young assisted hymnal printed in England, 393n396; image of, on way to England by, 318; in Mormon War, 458 (illus.); at New York City conference (19– 162; Nauvoo, properties and residences in, 576– 20 Nov. 1839), 61, 112; on poverty in England, 577 (map); Nauvoo House, directed by revela- 328n106; as publisher of Times and Seasons, 553; tion to help construct, 516, 520–522; as Nauvoo in Quorum of the Twelve, xxxii, 458 (illus.), House trustee, 516n430; North and South 626 (chart); revelation of 19 Jan. 1841 on, 528; Carolina, intentions to preach in, 318n40; peti- source documents from, 635; uniting with other tion regarding redress for losses in Missouri, 71; apostles in New York City before traveling to prayer by, 426; replacing D. Patten as apostle, England, 59 459n196; revelation of 19 Jan. 1841 on, 515–516 Letter: from JS, 457–472 (text), 458 (illus.), Wightman, William, 314, 315 461 (illus.) Wilber, Benjamin S.: id., 621; assisting Quorum Woods, Sashel, 160 of the Twelve on way to England, 318; R. Foster Woodward, Alfred: id., 623; handwriting of, 118; phrenology reading and chart obtained by JS boarding with, 226n554; mentioned in JS let- in Philadelphia from, xxvii, 50, 115–124, 117 ter to R. Foster, 229; message sent by R. Foster (illus.), 122 (illus.) to, 89 Woolley, Edwin, 623 (id.) Wilbur, Melvin, 229n572 Word of Wisdom, 21, 245 Williams, Frederick Granger, 251, 621 (id.) Wright, Alexander, 327 Williams, Samuel, 21, 528 Wright, Silas, Jr., 80 Williams, Wesley, 5–6, 621 (id.) Wilson, Lewis Dunbar: id., 621–622; letter of rec- ommendation for S. Bent and G. Harris signed Y Yale, Gad, 127 by, 357–359; on Nauvoo high council, 19, 629 Young, Brigham: id., 623–624; on church publica- (chart); revelation of 19 Jan. 1841 on, 528; signa- tions in England, 393; W. Donaldson ordained ture of, 359 to serve mission in East Indies by, 394n405; as Wilson, Robert, 164 editor of Latter-day Saints� Millennial Star, 385; Winchester, Benjamin: id., 622; church in Phila- on emigration of church members from Eng- delphia and, 62, 92, 112n344; J. Ells baptized land, 276, 279, 287, 392; England, journey to, by, 224n540; at New York City conference (19– 316–324; England, proselytizing in, 11n37, 224, 20 Nov. 1839), 61; on reprinting of Book of Mor- 272–273, 292n150, 313, 315–331, 384–395, 430n76; mon, 114 family concerns of, 292n150, 393; on gathering, Wisconsin Enquirer, 60n58 17n73; hymnal, printing and publishing of, 29, Witter, Daniel, 373n325 282n103, 327, 393n396; ill health on trip to Women: driven from their homes in anti-Mormon England, 277n77, 317, 319, 320, 321; image of, persecutions, 148–149, 159, 161–162, 169; giving 458 (illus.); on JS attending to sick, 15n60; birth outdoors in anti-Mormon persecutions, Nauvoo, properties and residences in, 576–577 148, 159; at lyceum meetings, 490n316; property (map); as president of Quorum of the Twelve, rights of, 204–205; property sales to widows and xxxi, 13, 325n86, 527, 626 (chart); revelation of other poor of the church, 538; sexual violence 19 Jan. 1841 on, 527; source documents from, and rape in Mormon War, 147n73, 163n186, 172 635; uniting with other apostles in New York Wood, John, 499 City before traveling to England, 59 Wood, Joseph, 247, 250 Letters: from JS, 457–472 (text), 458 (illus.), Woodruff, Phebe Carter: on baptism for the dead, 461 (illus.); to JS, xxxiii, 272–273 (text), 276– 470n253; on baptism of American Indians in 280 (text); to JS, S. Rigdon, and H. Smith, with Nauvoo, 380; correspondence, as source mate- W. Richards, 384–395 (text), 460 rial, 635; general conference (3–5 Oct. 1840), re- Young, John, 321n63 port on, 423n46, 423n48, 425n52, 426n57; on Young, Joseph, 244, 528, 627 (chart) growth of Commerce, 228n568; on intentions Young, Lorenzo, 318n45, 319 of L. Wight to preach in North and South Young, Mary Ann Angell, 291–293, 317n36, 405n448

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