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Collection Name Wilford Woodruff collection, 1831-1905
Collection Description Phebe Woodruff, letter, Montrose and Commerce, to Wilford Woodruff, Ledbury, England, 1840 July 18
Collection Number MS 19509
Collection Page 1-4
Source Link The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
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7 mentions
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94 mentions
1835 Southern Convert
Randolph Alexander
22 Mar 1802 - 12 Mar 1879
56 mentions
1835 Southern Convert
James Allred
22 Jan 1784 - 10 Jan 1876
23 mentions
Zion's Camp
John Benbow
1 Apr 1800 - 12 May 1874
173 mentions
1840 British Convert, United Brethren
Lilburn Williams Boggs
14 Dec 1796 - 14 Mar 1860
2 mentions

Stephen Luce
10 Jul 1801 - 28 Apr 1872
25 mentions
Maine Mission
Lydia Maria Macomber Luce Markham
17 Aug 1798 - 30 Jun 1873
13 mentions
Maine Mission
Albert Petty
10 Aug 1795 - 19 Jun 1869
77 mentions
1835 Southern Convert
George W. Robinson
14 May 1814 - 2 Oct 1878
Joseph Smith (Jr.)
23 Dec 1805 - 27 Jun 1844
Abraham Owen Smoot
17 Feb 1815 - 6 Mar 1895
584 mentions
1835 Southern Convert
William Cochran Adkins Smoot
30 Jan 1828 - 2 Feb 1920
Lorenzo Snow
3 Apr 1814 - 10 Oct 1901
699 mentions
Apostle, Family
Phebe Whittemore Carter Woodruff
8 Mar 1807 - 10 Nov 1885
1582 mentions
Family
Sarah Emma Woodruff
14 Jul 1838 - 17 Jul 1840
165 mentions
Family
Wilford Woodruff (Jr.)
22 Mar 1840 - 9 May 1921
719 mentions
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Brigham Young
1 Jun 1801 - 29 Aug 1877
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17 Missourians armed came of over the river below Warsaw and kidnaped 4 of our bretherens and carried them over the river & whiped two of them almost to death The names of those that they whiped is Noah Rogers & the other by the name of Bois the others Jas. Alred & Alansow Brown bro. Alred they striped & tied to a tree & drawed the lash over him but did not whip him brother Brown they hung up by the neck until he was almost dead. Pretending they had stolen some goods from a little town where they had the bretheren ^prisoners^ called Tully in Missouri & they thus tortured them to make them confess & they would not receive any thing for a confession only what they would dictate so to save life the bretheren confessed what they wished. finally bro. Brown ran away from them & they set brother Alred at liberty & sent the rest to Palmyra Jail where they are at this time all this without any eveden ce of their guilt & we have petitioned the govenor of this state to have them brought back & those ^that^ have thus abused them brought back to Justice which we think the govenor of Missouri will not comply with and if not it will end in difficulties between the State of Illinois & Missouri as govenor Carlin says he is determined to carry it it out according to the strict letter of the law.
~ Albert Petty