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Entry 9940. A discussion of the concept of priesthood from Old Testament times to the advent of Mormonism. From the Brigham Young University collection. W WADSWORTH,W. 9499. Wadsworth, W. The national wagon road guide, from the Bible and condemned. An address to the Church of the St. Joseph and Council Bluffs, on the Missouri River, via South Latter-day Saints. By the Rev. C. H. Wainwright, B.A. curate Pass of the Rocky Mountains, to California. Containing a of St. Margarett’s, Ipswich. Ipswich [Eng.], minute description of the entire route, with all its branches and W. Hunt Steam Press, 1855. cut-offs; distances from place to place; lakes; springs, creeks, 22p. 17cm. rivers, ferries and fording places; mountains, canons, deserts, CtY, NN alkali lagoons, meadows, camping and recruiting places; birds, animals, insects and reptiles; natural phenomena and remarkable 9503a. Wait, Stephen Edwin. Old settlers; a historical and scenery; with a map of the route, including the Salt Lake coun- chronological record; together with personal experiences and remi- try, with an appendix. San Francisco, Whitton, Towne & niscences of members of the old settlers of the Grand Traverse Co., Printer and Publishers, 1858. Region. Compiled by S. E. Wait and W. S. Anderson. viii, [9]–160p. 17cm. illus., fold. map. Traverse City, [Ebner Brothers], 1918. Does not describe Salt Lake City on the trip, due 86p. 13cm. illus., ports. to the threat that it would be burned that year, p. 124–25. Includes “King Strang’s home,” by William E. Howes W3, Wagner-Camp 313. Curtis, p. 53–57. CSmH, CtY, CU-B, ICN, NjP, UPB DLC, UPB 9500. Wagner, Henry Raup. The plains and the Rockies. A 9504. Waite, Catherine (Van Valkenburg). Adventures bibliography of original narratives of travel and adventure, in the far West; and life among the Mormons. By Mrs. 1800–1865. San Francisco, John Howell, 1921. C. V. Waite. Chicago, C. V. Waite and Company, and 3p.l., 193p. 26cm. book sellers generally, 1882. Includes many Mormon references. 1p.l., [v]–xi, 311p. 18cm. CSmH, CtY, CU-B, DLC, ICN, NjP, NN, UHi, Fiction concerning Mormonism. UPB, UU CSmH, CtY, CU-B, DLC, ICN, MH, MoInRC, NjP, NjPT, NN, UHi, UPB, USl, USlC, UU 9501. Wagner, Moritz. Reisen in Nordamerika in den Jahren 1852 und 1853 von Dr. Moritz Wagner und 9505. ———. The Mormon prophet and his harem; or, an Dr. Carl Scherzer. Leipzig, Arnold, Arnoldische authentic history of Brigham Young, his numerous wives and Buchhandlung, 1854. children. By Mrs. C. V. Waite. Cambridge [Mass.], 3v. 16cm. Printed at the Riverside Press, and for sale by Hurd & Title in English: Travels in North America. Houghton, New York, S. C. Griggs and Company, Notes on Mormonism, vol. 3, p. 232–36. Chicago, H. H. Bancroft & Co., San Francisco, and Howes W12. booksellers generally, 1866. CU-B, DLC, ICHi, NN, UPB x, 280p. 19cm. plates, ports., plan. CSmH, CtY, CU-B, DLC, ICN, IWW, MH, 9502. Wahlstroem, Johan. En inbjudning till Guds Rike. MoInRC, NjP, NjPT, NN, UHi, UPB, USl, USlC, UU [n.p.], Utgifven af den aterupprattade Jesu Kristi Kyrka af de Sista Dagara Heliga, [ca. 1895]. 9506. ———. (same) Third edition. Cambridge [Mass.], [2]l. 21cm. Printed at Riverside Press ...,1866. Title in English: An invitation to the kingdom of x, 280p. 19cm. illus., plates, ports. God. USlC Published in the interest of the RLDS Church. NN 9507. ———. (same) Cambridge [Mass.], Printed at the Riverside Press, and for sale by Hurd & Houghton, 9502a. Wahrer und falscher Gottesdienst. [Bern, New York, S. C. Griggs and Company, Chicago, Herausgegeben von F. W. Schonfeld, ca. 1885]. H. H. Bancroft & Co., San Francisco, and booksellers [4]p. 24cm. generally, 1867. Title in English: True and false worship of God. x, 280p. 20cm. Missionary tract. illus., plates, 4 ports. USlC CSmH, DLC, IU, MH, NjP, NN, OFH, UPB, UU 9503. Wainwright, Charles Henry. Mormonism tried by 9508. ———. (same) Fourth edition, revised and enlarged. — 502 — WALKER,CHARLES L. Cambridge [Mass.], Printed for the author and sold by 43p. 23cm. tables. (Questions of the hour) subscription. C. F. Vent and Company, Cincinnati, CSmH, CtY, CU-B, ICN, MH, NN, UHi, UPB, Ohio, 1867. USlC x, 298p. 20cm. 1 plate, 3 ports., 1 diagr. NN, UPB 9513a. Wake, Richard. Anti-Mormon tracts and leaflets. Issued by the Gentile Bureau of Information, Salt Lake City, 9509. ———. (same) Fifth edition, revised and enlarged. Utah. Salt Lake City, [ca. 1905]. Chicago, J. S. Goodman and Company, Cincinnati: Broadside. 14 x 8cm. C. F. Vent and Company, 1867. Signed at foot: Address, Richard Wake, correspon- 318p. 20cm. plates, ports., plan. ding secretary. CSmH, ICHi, MH, MiU, MoInRC, NN, OCl, Includes list of anti-Mormon pamphlets published OClWHi, OO, UHi, ULA, UPB, USl, USlC, UU, WHi between 1898 and 1901. UPB 9510. ———. (same) Sixth edition, revised and enlarged. Philadelphia, Zeigler, McCurdy and Co.; Cincinnati, 9514. ———. “Gentile” Bureau of Information. Salt Lake C. F. Vent & Co., 1867. City, Women’s Missionary Union, [ca. 1900]. 318p. 21cm. plates, port. Broadsheet. 29 x 22cm. USlC Description and purpose of the Bureau. USlC 9511. ———. (same) Fifth edition, revised and enlarged. Chicago, J. S. Goodman and Company, Cincinnati: 9515. Waldenström, Paul Petter. Genom Norra Amerikas C. F. Vent and Company, 1868. forenta stater. Reseskildringar af P. Waldenstrom. Chicago, 318p. 20cm. plates, ports., plan. The Mission Friends Publishing Co’s förlag, c1890. CSmH, UPB, USlC, WHi viii, 615, [1]p. 23cm. illus., plates. Title in English: Through North America’s United 9512. Waite, Charles Burlingame. Argument of Charles B. States. Waite, before the Committee of Elections of the House of Another edition: Stockholm, 1891 NjP, USlC. Representatives, March 25th–27th, 1868. In the case of Originally issued in 13 parts. William M’Grorty vs. Wm. H. Hooper, sitting delegate from the Discusses Brigham Young and plural marriage, territory of Utah. [Washington, 1868]. p. 433, 440–41, [495]–522. 32p. 23cm. CtY-D, CU, DLC, ICU, N, NjP, MnU, NN, Caption title. PPAmSwM, WaU, WHi, USlC Discusses reasons why William H. Hooper should not be allowed to sit as a delegate to the 40th Congress 9515a. Walgamott, Charles Shirley. Reminiscences of of the United States; includes quotes from church lead- early days. A series of historical sketches and happenings in the ers, the endowment oath, etc. early days of Snake River Valley. [Twin Falls, Idaho], The Fales & Flake 316. Idaho Citizen, 1926–27. DLC, NN, UPB, USlC 2v. 24cm. illus., ports., plates. Includes Utah and Mormon material throughout. 9513. Waite, Henry Randall. Illiteracy and Mormonism. A CLU, CtY, ICN, NjP, MtHi, UPB vol. 2, WaSp discussion of federal aid to education and the Utah problem. By Henry Randall Waite, Ph.D. statistician tenth U.S. Census in 9516. Walker, Charles L. “For and in behalf.” Lines respect- charge of inquiries relating to education, illiteracy, etc.; fellow fully inscribed to the presidents of the Latter-day Saints’ temples. American Statistical Association; secretary Interstate [St. George, Utah, 1895]. Commission on Federal Aid to Education. Boston, D. [2]p. 18cm. Lothrop and Company, Washington, D.C.: Brentano Mormon poem. Brothers, [1885]. USlC — 503 — WALKER,CHARLES L. reaction to Mormonism, p. 179–205. 9516a. ———. In commemoration of the 25th anniversary of CU-B the giving of endowment for the dead, as well as for the living, in the St. George Temple, by desire of press. David H. Cannon. 9519. Walker, James Barr. Experiences of pioneer life in the [St. George, Utah?, 1902]. early settlements and cities of the West. Chicago, Sumner & Broadside. 39 x 25cm. Co., 1881. USlC 2p.l., [5]–310p. 20cm. Includes material on Eliza R. Snow and her con- 9516b. ———. Lines composed for the 22nd anniversary of version to Mormonism, p. 99–104. the first baptism, January 9, 1877, in St. George Temple. CU-B, NjP, UHi, USlC Respectfully inscribed to Elder David H. Cannon, president of St. George Temple. [By solicitation.]. St. George, Utah, 1899. 9519a. Walker, Joseph Robinson. To the non-Mormon vot- Broadside. 28 x 19cm. ers of Salt Lake City. [Salt Lake City, 1874?]. UPB Broadside. 48 x 30cm. Announcing that they are no longer candidates for 9516c. ———. (same) [St. George, Utah?, 1899]. city office and recommending that their friends vote for Broadside. 28 x 19cm. the ticket headed by Wm. Jennings. Poetry. Dated: 1874 Feb. 9, Salt Lake City, and signed by J. UPB R. Walker and others. USlC 9516d. ———. Lines kindly solicited by President David H. Cannon for the occasion of the 23rd anniversary of 9520. Walker, Marietta (Hodges). Fulness of the atone- giving endowments for the dead in the St. George Temple on the ment. By M. Falconer [pseud.] [Plano, Ill., True Latter-Day 11th January, 1877, the date being the first of such sacred work Saints’ Herald, 1866]. in this dispensation. [St. George, Utah?], 1900. 3 pts. in 1 (4p. each). 23cm. (True Latter-Day Broadside. 35 x 18cm. Saints’ Herald. Tract no. 6) USlC Part 1 advertised in Saints’ Herald, vol. 9, March 15, 1866, p. 96. 9516e. ———. Lines respectfully inscribed to Mary Ide, on Part 3 contains poetry on p. 4 by Abel [David the fortieth anniversary of her birthday. St. George, Utah, Smith] and Maria Hallowell. 1879. CtY, MoInRC, NjP, UPB Broadside. 16 x 13cm. USlC 9520a. ———. (same) [Plano, Ill.?], Published by the Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day 9516f. ———. Lines written for the St. George Female Relief Saints, [ca. 1870]. Society. [St. George, Utah?], 1892. 16p. 22cm. (No. 8) Broadside. 21 x 28cm. NjP, UPB, USlC Consists of two poems, each on the same subject. USlC 9520b. ———. (same) Plano, Ill., Published by the Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day 9517. ———. Temple dedication song.
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    108 Mormon Historical Studies “The Battle of Crooked River,” by C. C. A. Christensen. The painting was part of Christensen’s “Mormon Panorama.” Metcalfe: Patterson O’Banion and the Battle of Crooked River 109 “Firm and Steadfast in the Faith”: Patterson O’Banion and the Battle of Crooked River Erin B. Metcalfe During the early morning hours of October 25, 1838, in Ray County, Missouri, a battle erupted between a Mormon militia from Caldwell County commanded by David W. Patten and a militia company from Ray County commanded by Samuel Bogart. Known as the Battle of Crooked River, in its aftermath, seven Mormons were wounded and three died, including Patten, Gideon Carter, and Patterson O’Banion.1 Though later referred to by some as being a non-Mormon scout for the Mormons, O’Banion died “firm and stead- fast in the faith,” bearing “a strong testimony to the truth of Mormonism.”2 Patterson O’Banion Genealogy and Family Background Patterson O’Banion, also known in Mormon history as Patrick O’Bannion, was born in 1820, in Washington County, Kentucky, the oldest child of Evins and Margaret Hall O’Banion. In 1702, Patterson’s great-great-grandfather, Bryant O’Bannon, emigrated from Kings County, Ireland, to Fauquier County, Virginia. By the early 1790s the James O’Banion line had relocated to Washington County, Kentucky. It was here in 1799 that Patterson’s father, Evins O’Banion, was born.3 ERIN B. METC A LFE ([email protected]) is an independent historian with a BS from Cameron University and MSE from Arkansas State University.