1830-January
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Excerpts from Book of Mormon
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Printed by Esquire Cole in the
Palmyra Reflector
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1830-Mar. 26
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Book of Mormon offered for
sale.
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Emer Harris got the first copy
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1830-April 6
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Church organized
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Fayette, New York - About 60 present (20 from Colesville, 15
from Manchester and 20 from Fayette)
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1830-April
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Joseph visits Colesville
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1830-June
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Translation of Bible
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Commenced.
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1830-June 28
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Emma Smith baptized
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By Oliver Cowdery- Confirmed
member on Aug. 1
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1830-June 9
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1st Conference of Church
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Fayette. After Conference,
Joseph goes to home in Harmony.
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1830-Summer
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Joseph & John Whitmer
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Begin to copy & arrange
revelations for publication. Harmony.
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1830-July
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D&C 24, 25 & 26
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1830-Aug.
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D&C 27
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Time of severed persecution in
Harmony, led by Nathaniel Lewis, brother in law of Isaac Hale-Emma's uncle
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1830-Aug.25
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Harmony Farm deeded to Joseph
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13 acres
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1830-Aug.
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Joseph moves to Fayette
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Driven by Newel Knight. (Last
week of August)
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1830-Sept. 1
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Parley P. Pratt Baptized
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Given Book of Mormon by Hyrum
Smith
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1830-Sept. 3
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Thomas B. Marsh
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Baptized in Cayuga Lake, NY by
David Whitmer
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1830-Sept. 19
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Orson Pratt baptized
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By his brother Parley
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1830-Oct. 17
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Mission to Lamanites
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PPP, Oliver, Ziba, John
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1830-Nov. 5
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John Murdock baptized
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By Parley P. Pratt
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1830-Nov. 8
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Sidney Rigdon baptized
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By Oliver Cowdery
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1830-Dec.
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Saints commanded to
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Move to Ohio
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1831-Jan.
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Joseph's last trip to Harmony
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Moves to Kirtland
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1831-Feb.
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Joseph, Emma, Sidney,
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Edward Partridge arrive in
Kirtland
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1831-Feb. 4
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First Bishop
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Edward Partridge
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1831-Feb.
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D&C 42 revealed
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Law of Consecration
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1831-Mar. 8
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John Whitmer called as
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Church Historian-D&C 47
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1831-Apr. 7
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M. Harris sold 151 acres
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$3,000
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1831-Apr. 30
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Twin born
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Lived only 3 hours.-Thaddeus
& Louisa
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1831-May 9
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Adopted Joseph & Julia
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Murdock
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1831-June 10
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WW Phelps baptized
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Sent to Missouri to assist Oliver
with printing. D&C 55
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1831, Aug. 2
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Zion dedicated
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1831-Aug. 20
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Wm. E. McLellin
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Baptized by Hyrum Smith
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1831-Sept 12
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Joseph moved to Hiram
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Ohio with the John Johnson
family
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1831-Fall
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Orson Hyde baptized
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By Sidney Rigdon
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1832-Jan.
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Joseph sustained as
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President of the High
Priesthood. Counselors 2 months later.
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1832-Feb. 16
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D&C 76
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"The Vision" - 3 Degrees of Glory-received by Joseph & Sidney
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1832-Mar. 24
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Joseph and Sidney
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Tarred and feathered in Hyram, Ohio
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1832-Sept.
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D&C 84
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Oath and Covenant of Priesthood
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1832-Nov. 6
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Joseph Smith III born
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Hours after Joseph's return
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1832-Dec. 27
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School of Prophets
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Commenced in Kirtland
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1833- Feb. 2
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Joseph finished NT translation
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It appears that Joseph translated Genesis 24:42a-Malachi 4:6 between
this date and July 2, 1833.
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1833-Feb. 27
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Word of Wisdom
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Revealed-NK Whitney store
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1833-Mar. 9
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D&C 91 received
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Revelation on the Apocrypha
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1833-Mar. 18
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1st Pres. organized
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1833-Jun 5
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George A. Smith hauls the first load of stone
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Hyrum Smith & Reynolds Cahoon commence digging the trench for the
walls for Kirtland Temple.
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1833-July 13
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Evening and Morning Star contains article by
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W. W. Phelps quoting Missouri
law & constitution regarding freed blacks entering the state & freedom of religion.
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1833-July 20
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Printing Press destroyed
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Independence, Missouri
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1833-Nov. 6-7
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Saints flee Jackson
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1833-Dec
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The Star Printed in
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Kirtland, Ohio-5 months after press destroyed in Jackson.
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1833-Dec. 18
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Joseph Sr. ordained
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Patriarch.
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1833-Dec. 31
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Wilford Woodruff is
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Baptized In an icy
stream near Richland New York.( 26 yrs. old)
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1834-May-Aug
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Zion's Camp
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1834-Dec. 5
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Oliver Cowdery
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Ordained Assistant President of the Church.
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1835
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D&C published
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1st edition
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1835-Feb. 14
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Council of Twelve
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Organized
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1835-Feb. 28
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1st Council of 70
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Organized
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1835-Late
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Hymnal published
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May have been early 1836
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1835-Apr.
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D&C 107
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Revelation on Priesthood
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1835-July
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Egyptian mummies
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Purchased from Michael Chandler
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1836-Jan. 21
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D&C 137 received
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Vision of Celestial Kingdom
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1836-Mar. 27
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Kirtland Temple
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Dedicated
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1836-Apr. 3
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Keys restored
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Visit of Christ, Moses, Elijah and Elias in Kirtland Temple
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1836-May 9
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John & Leonora Taylor
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Baptized in Toronto, Canada by PPP
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1836-June
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Lorenzo Snow baptized
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1836-Summer
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Saints begin settling in
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Far West, Missouri
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1836-July 20
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Frederick Granger
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Williams Smith born
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1836-Sept.
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Saints leave Clay County
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1837
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Kirtland Apostasy
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Kirtland Safety Society
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1837-June 4
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Heber C. Kimball
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Set apart to preside over mission to Great Britain.
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1837-July 23
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Gospel 1st taught in
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Preston, England.
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1837-Oct. 13
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Hyrum's wife Jerusha
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Dies while Hyrum is on mission in Missouri
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1837-Dec. 24
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Hyrum married
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Mary Fielding Smith - 2 children Joseph F. & Martha Ann
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1838-Jan. 12
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Joseph & Sidney flee
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Kirtland-arrived in Far West on March 14
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1838-Mar. 10
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John Whitmer
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Excommunicated. Refused to give 85 page history to Church
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1838-Apr. 12
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Oliver Cowdery ex'd
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1)Persecuting, 2)defaming Joseph, 3) Selling land in Jackson, 4)Leaving
calling to practice law
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1838-Apr.
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Joseph begins writing
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History of Church
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1838-Apr. 20
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H.C. Kimball & O. Hyde leave Liverpool for home
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Joseph Fielding mission pres. Willard Richards & William Clayton
counselors. In 9 months about 1500 people have been converted &26
branches established.
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1838-Apr. 25
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D&C 115
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Name of Church given
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1838- May 18
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Joseph & party choose
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site of Adam-ondi-Ahman on the Grand River.
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1838-May
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Wm. E. McLellin
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Excommunicated
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1838-July 4
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Cornerstones laid for
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Far West Temple.
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1838-July 8
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Revelation on tithing
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D&C 118, 119, 120
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1838-July 8
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New Apostles called
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John Taylor, John Page, Wilford Woodruff, Willard Richards
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1838-Aug. 6
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Election day at Gallatin
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1838-Oct. 4
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The Kirtland Camp
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reaches Adam-ondi-Ahman.
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1838-Oct. 25
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David W. Patten, Gideon Carter, Patrick O;Banion
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Killed at Battle of Crooked River Yokum crippled,
one of the State Militia killed and Samuel Tarwater severely disfigured.
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1838-Oct. 27
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Extermination order
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Governor Lilburn Boggs
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1838-Oct. 30
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Hauns Mill Massacre
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17 Killed, 13 Wounded
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1838-Nov. 13
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Joseph Fielding Smith born at Far West, Missouri
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to Hyrum Smith and
Mary Fielding. He was a stepson of Heber C. Kimball, nephew of Joseph Smith,
and half-brother of Church Patriarch John Smith.
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1838-39
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Nov.-Apr.
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Joseph and other leaders in Richmond then Liberty Jails.
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1838-Dec. 19
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John Taylor & John Page
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Ordained to 12
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1838-9
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Winter
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Saints fled Missouri
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1839-Jan.
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Brigham organizes
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Committee on removal from Missouri
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1839-Mar. 17
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Thomas B. Marsh
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Excommunicated- in Missouri for 17 years. Rebaptized 1857
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1839-Mar. 17
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WW Phelps
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Excommunicated-Rebaptized Dec. 11, 1847
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1839-Apr. 22
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Joseph arrived in Quincy
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After being allowed to escape
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1839-Apr. 26
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Wilford Woodruff and
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George A. Smith ordained to 12 as the 12 meet in Far West.
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1839-May 4
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Orson Hyde removed
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From 12-Restored on June 27, 1839
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1839-May 10
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Joseph moved
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To Nauvoo with Emma and 4 children
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1839-Fall
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12 depart from Nauvoo
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On mission to Great Britain
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1839-40
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Joseph to Washington DC
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Seeking Redress of Missouri persecution
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1839-Dec. 16
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Nauvoo Charter signed in
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Springfield, Ill.
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Friday, January 3, 2014
Church History by the Decade-1830's
