Phelps, Morris,—escape of, from Columbia prison, [399]-[402] and notes.
Phelps, W. W.,—in transgression [3]; refuses to be tried by High Council at Far West, [7]; resigns post office at Far West, [56];
Pitkin, George W.,—statement of, on Missouri persecutions, [4], appendix [443].
Pratt, Orson,—assists his brother Parley to escape from prison, [339] and note.
Pratt, Parley P.,—arrives at Far West, [27]; made prisoner by the mob, [189] and note; before grand jury at Richmond, [334]; demands trial or banishment from Missouri, [352-4]; removal of, with fellow prisoners to Boone county, [360-1]; [363], [364], [365], [378]; escape of from Missouri, [399], [402] and notes; statement of on troubles in Missouri, Appendix, [424], [432].
Price, Sterling, Col.,—is sent to conduct the Prophet from Independence to Richmond, [205].
Prophecy,—of Kimball and Hyde, [21].
Putnam, Jonas,—leaves Kirtland camp with family, by consent and blessing of, near Dayton, Ohio, [127].
Pulsipher, Zera,—member of First Council of Seventy, one of the presidents of Kirtland camp, [93].