History of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, Volume 4

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

Springfield, Illinois—a Stake organized at, [236].

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Taylor, Elder John, one of the Twelve Apostles—testimony of to Book of Mormon, [2]; preaches at Kirtland, [21]; sails for England, [46]; arrives at Preston, England, [76]; leaves Liverpool for Ireland, [170] and note; in the Isle of Man, [234]-6 and note; discussion with Rev. Robert Hayes, [238]; reports baptisms, [288]; arrives at Nauvoo from England, [381]; appointed editor Times and Seasons, [513].

Temple, Nauvoo—corner stones of laid, [327]-331; announcement of Trust-in-trust respecting, [517]; word of the Twelve respecting, [517]; progress of building the, [608] et seq.

Thompson, Elder Robert B.—delivers discourse at the funeral of Joseph Smith, Sen., [191]-197; writes petition to Congress, [237]; Associate editor Times and Seasons, [353]: death of and biography of, [411]-412.

Times and Seasons—first number of, [23].

Tithing, arrangements for reception of, [493]; record of, [518].

Tribune, New York—criticism of on the course of Missouri, [551].

Trustee-in-trust—sole for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, see Joseph Smith.

Turley, Elder Theodore—starts for England on mission, [10]; imprisonment of, [127].