June 29, 1844
Submitted by alejandro on Thu, 06/29/1944 - 06:00Item Title:
June 29, 1844
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The bodies of Joseph Smith and his brother Hyrum were buried.
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Personal Life
June 28, 1844
Submitted by alejandro on Wed, 06/28/1944 - 06:00Item Title:
June 28, 1844
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Joseph and Hyrum Smith's bodies were brought on two wagons through Nauvoo to the Mansion House (the Prophet's home)...
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June 27, 1844
Submitted by alejandro on Tue, 06/27/1944 - 06:00Item Title:
June 27, 1844
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While in protective custody at Carthage Jail...
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June 15, 1844
Submitted by alejandro on Thu, 06/15/1944 - 06:00Item Title:
June 15, 1844
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Joseph Smith was at home examining Benjamin West's painting Death on the Pale Horse...
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June 13, 1844
Submitted by alejandro on Tue, 06/13/1944 - 06:00Item Title:
June 13, 1844
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Joseph Smith received the report that a mob of about 300 was assembled at Carthage...
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May 23, 1844
Submitted by alejandro on Tue, 05/23/1944 - 06:00Item Title:
May 23, 1844
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Joseph Smith spoke with the Sac and Fox Indians who had arrived the previous day.
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May 15, 1844
Submitted by alejandro on Mon, 05/15/1944 - 06:00Item Title:
May 15, 1844
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Joseph Smith was visited at home by Josiah Quincy...
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April 4, 1844
Submitted by alejandro on Tue, 04/04/1944 - 05:00Item Title:
April 4, 1844
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Joseph Smith had an interview with eleven visiting Indians "who wanted counsel."
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March 23, 1844
Submitted by alejandro on Thu, 03/23/1944 - 05:00Item Title:
March 23, 1844
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Joseph Smith and William Clayton requested donations of supplies for Latter-day Saint lumbermen laboring in Wisconsin. Robert D. Foster's wife denied to Joseph Smith...
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March 12, 1844
Submitted by alejandro on Sun, 03/12/1944 - 05:00Item Title:
March 12, 1844
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Joseph Smith told Brother Joseph C. Cole that the upstairs room in the Prophet's Red Brick Store was needed for more important purposes than the school...
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