History of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, Volume 3

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

Smith, Elias,—chosen member pro tem. in First Council of Seventy, [90].

Smith, George A.—writ issued against, [77]; appointed to raise funds to purchase mob's lands, [84]; return of from a mission, [241]; ordained an Apostle, [337]; biography of, [338] (note).

Smith, Hyrum,—assists in locating lands for settlement, [37]; assists in organizing Kirtland camp, [89], [95]; gives advice to Kirtland camp, [90], [95]: made prisoner at Far West, [190]; damages sustained in Missouri, [373-4]; statement of on Missouri troubles Appendix, [404]-[424].

Smith, John, uncle of the Prophet,—settles at Adam-ondi-Ahman. [38]; president of the stake of Adam-ondi-Ahman, [38].

Smith, Joseph, Jn., the Prophet,—flight of from Kirtland, [1]; arrival of, at Norton, Modena county, Ohio, [2]; seeks counsel of Brigham Young, [2]; enemies from Kirtland pursue, [3]; directs the calling of general assembly of the Church at Far West, [5]; reception at Far West, [8]; drafts political motto of the Church, [9]; answers sundry questions on Scripture, [9]; begins writing Church history, [25], [26]; preaches on the evils of hasty judgment, [27]; answers sundry questions in the Elders' Journal, [28-30]; remuneration of, for constant labors in the Church considered, [31], [32]; locates land for settlement of Saints on Grand river, [34-38]; changes name of Spring Hill to Adam-ondi-Ahman, [35] and note; edits Elders' Journal, [49]; meets with Canadian Saints at the forks of Grand river, [55]; recommends establishment of weekly newspaper at Far West, [56]; starts for Gallatin on hearing of election troubles at, [58]; interview with Adam Black, [59]; meeting with Millport citizens at 'Diahman, [62]; chased by mob, [63]; submission of to laws of Missouri, [63]; reproves Elder John Corrill for unwise conduct, [65-6]; reflection on prospective difficulties, [67], [68]; conference with a gentleman from Livingston county on Gallatin troubles, [68-9]; confers with Genl. Atchison on Daviess county troubles, [69]; begins the study of law under Messrs. Atchison and Doniphan, [69]; volunteers to be tried in Daviess county before Judge King, [70]; affidavit of, on the Adam Black incident, [70] et seq; trial of, before Judge King, [72]; placed under bond by Judge King, [73]; consults with committee from Chariten county, [73], [74]; comments on Doniphan's report, [79]; reflections of on false rumors against the Saints, [151] : goes to De Witt to assist the Saints, [152-3]; reflections of, on sufferings of, De Witt Saints, [158-60]; reflections of, on mob scenes about 'Diahman, [162-3]; complains that Saints refuse to obey counsel, [166]; comments of, on David W. Patten, Marsh et al., [171-2]; reflections on Boggs' exterminating order, [178-9]; remarks on "Avard's Danites," [179]-[182]; betrayed to the mob at Far West, [188]-[190] and notes; sentenced to be shot at Far West, [190-1] and notes; departure of from Far West, [193-4] and notes; arrival of, in Jackson county, [200] and note; preaches at Independence, [200], [201], [202]; removed from Independence to Richmond, [205], [206]; rebuke of the guards in Richmond prison, [208] and note; trial of, at Richmond, [209] et seq; writes the Saints from Liberty prison, [226] et seq; comments on the course of the Missouri Legislature, [244]; reflections of on opening of the year 1839, [245]; petitions Missouri Legislature for relief, [247-8]; prison life of, [256]-[259] (notes); petitions for release from prison, [277], [281]; writes from Liberty prison to the Church, [289]-[305]; conspiracy of mob to kill, [306]; is taken with fellow prisoners from Liberty to Daviess county, [308-9]; trial of, before Judge King, [309], [314], [315]; escape of, from guards, [320], [321] and note; arrival of, at Quincy, [327]; recites experiences in Missouri, [327]-[333]; takes up residence at Commerce, [349]; drafts bill of "damages" against Missouri, [368]-[373]; ministry of, in Illinois, [377-8]; answer to Jacob Stollings, [378], teaches the Twelve, [379], [383], [392].

Smith, Warren,—joins Kirtland camp near Dayton, Ohio, [117].

Smith, William,—reinstated in Quorum of the Twelve, [364]; entertains the Prophet, [377].

Snow, Elder Erastus,—preaches in Far West, [55]; biography of, (note), [55]; appointed to gather libellous reports, [346].

Staker, Nathan,—requested to leave Kirtland camp, [128-9].

Stanley, Hyrum,—mob leader, fires Smith Humphrey's house, [157].