History of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints, Volume 1

by Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints; Jr. Joseph Smith

Letters,—Oliver Cowdery to, Joseph Smith and Church at Kirtland, [182]; Booth's series of (note), [217]; Asael Smith to Jacob Town, [286], [287]; Joseph Smith the Prophet, to William W. Phelps, [297], et seq.; of Prophet to Mr. N. E. Seaton for publication, written by commandment (note), [312], et seq.; Joseph Smith to W. W. Phelps, warning for inhabitants of Zion, [316], [317]; of Council of High Priests to Bishop and Saints in Zion, [317], et seq.; First Presidency, to branch in Thompson, [324]; John Murdock, to Thompson branch, [325]; Joseph Smith, Jun., to N. E. Seaton, [326]: Joseph Smith, Jun., to —— Carter, [338], [339]; Joseph Smith, Jun., to brethren in Zion, [368]-[370]; First Presidency, to John Smith at Eugene, [370]; First Presidency, to church at Eugene, [371]; N. K. Whitney, to church at Eugene, [371]; extracts of, from Elders to editor of Star, [387], [388]; Joseph Smith, Jun., to Vienna Jaques, [407]; Frederick G. Williams, to Saints in Zion, [417]-[419]; Wood, Reese, Doniphan, Atchinson, to Saints in Zion, [425]; the Prophet Joseph, to Moses C. Nickerson, [444]-[445]; R. W. Wells, attorney general of Missouri, to Messrs. Doniphan and Atchinson, [444]; Judge Ryland, to Amos Reese, Esq., [445]; A. S. Gilbert to Governor Dunklin, [446]-7; Amos Reese to Governor Dunklin, [447]; Prophet Joseph Smith to Bishop Partridge, [448], et seq.; Prophet Joseph Smith to Edward Partridge, et al., [453], et seq.; W. W. Phelps, to Joseph Smith, [457]; A. S. Gilbert, to Governor Dunklin, [472], et seq.; First Presidency, to the scattered Saints, [475], et seq.; Governor Dunklin to brethren in Zion, [476], et seq.; A. S. Gilbert, to A. Leonard, Esq., [478]; Edward Partridge, et al., to Judge Ryland, [479]; W. W. Phelps, et al., to Judge Woodward, [479]; W. W. Phelps, to the brethren in Kirtland, [481], et seq.; A. S. Gilbert, et al., to the President of the United States, accompanying second petition to the President, [485]-6; W. W. Phelps, et al., to Governor Dunklin, [487]; W. W. Phelps to U.S. Senator Benton, [487]; Governor Dunklin, to brethren in Missouri, [488]-9; A, S. Gilbert, et al., to Governor Dunklin, [489], [490]; Governor Dunklin, to W. W. Phelps, et al., [491]; Governor Dunklin to Samuel D. Lucas, [491]; Gilbert and Phelps, to Governor Dunklin, [491]-2; A. S. Gilbert et al., to Colonel S. D. Lucas, [492]; Lewis Cass, Secretary of War Department to A. S. Gilbert, et al., [493].

Lewis, Joshua,—sent as messenger from Saints in Missouri to Judge Ryland, [429].

Likens, Rev.,—connected with Jackson county mob, [372] (note), and [382] and note.

Lodi, N. Y.,—Prophet Joseph and Sidney Rigdon preach in, [421].

Lovelady, Rev.,—connected with Jackson county mob, [372], [392] and note.

Lyman, Amasa Mason,—biography (note), [332]; appointed on mission, [332].

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Mack, Lucy,—ancestry of (note), [2].

Marsh, Thomas Baldwin,—biography (note), [117]; revelation to, [116], appointed to go to Missouri with Ezra Thayre, [178]; enquires of the Lord, [186]; revelation to, [186], [187].

Mason, Carnot,—member of Hiram mob, (note), [264].