Abinadom, son of Chemish.
Ameleki, son of the above Abinadom.
Amaleki writes about 2 1/2 pages, out of the three pages and a half that comprise the Book of Omni.
Altogether this first group gives us 157 pages.
The second group consists of Mormon and his son Moroni.
Mormon's abridgement of the various books written upon "the large plates of Nephi," comprises 390 1/2 pages.
Mormon's personal account of events that occur in his own day, 14 1/2 pages, making a total of 405 pages.
Moroni's writings, consisting of the completion of his father's personal record, the abridgement of the Jaredite history and his own book, called the Book of Moroni, 61 pages, making a total of 623 pages of our current editions.
4. Purpose for which the Book of Mormon was Written: The following is a summary of the purposes for which the Book of Mormon was written, gathered from the book itself and from the Doctrine and Covenants. (See references accompanying Lesson analysis.)
First, to show unto the remnant of the house of Israel what great things the Lord has done for their fathers.