Autobiography 1892 Deseret News Notes
Terre-haute ; Franklin,
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Thomas, Nathaniel
abt. 1803-1844
73 mentions
Maine Mission
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Daybook (3 October 1838 - 4 March 1839)
18th We rode to Amsterdam here
Brother Thomas stoped to get a new
Iron axeltree to his waggon and
we all continued Our journey
excepting him we travled to Mo-
hawk from there to Mr Albert
Slingerland & camped $5.00 25 m[iles]
Autobiography Volume 1 circa 1842-1865
Terre Haute Indiania on the at 3 o'clock
in the morning.
In the paper was published an account of
the Administrator's sale of the property of my brother. It was
Autobiography 1883 Tullidge's Quarterly Magazine
; Franklin, born
Autobiography Volume 1 circa 1842-1865
being 17 years of age. Asahel Hart, Died at Terre Haute Ia Oct 18th, , Being 24 years of age, leaving
but four of us among the living.
My life commenced with the spring. I was born in the North part of the
Autobiography 1865 Millennial Star
in Terrahaute, ; [[Franklin Woodruff|Frank-
Autobiography 1858 Deseret News
died in Terrahaute, ; Franklin,
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Governor Lilburn W. Boggs issues order expelling Church members from Missouri under threat of extermination.
Haun's Mill massacre in Caldwell County, Missouri; surrender of Church leaders in Far West, Missouri demanded.
Joseph and Hyrum Smith and other Church leaders surrender; General Samuel Lucas orders their execution.
Court hearings to determine Church leaders' fate; Joseph, Hyrum and others are incarcerated in Liberty Jail.
Phebe deathly ill with brain fever; after her spirit leaves her body Wilford restores her to life.
While Church leaders remain in Liberty Jail, Church members are forced from Missouri and relocate in Illinois.