November 1. Joseph Smith, Jun., and others condemned to be shot. Far West plundered.
1839.—February 14. Brigham Young fled from Far West to Illinois.
April 15. Joseph Smith, Jun., and his companions in bonds, left Davies for Broome County, and on their way made their escape from the guard.
April 26. The Saints commenced evacuating Far West.
April 22. Joseph Smith, Jun., arrived in Quincy, Illinois.
June 11. The first house was put up by the Saints in Commerce, afterward named Nauvoo.
September 18. Elder Brigham Young, accompanied by H. C. Kimball, left Nauvoo on his first mission to England.
October 29. Joseph Smith, Jun., and others left Nauvoo for Washington, D.C., as delegates from the Church to the general government.
November 28. Joseph Smith, Jun., arrived in Washington.
1840—March 4. Joseph Smith, Jun., arrived in Nauvoo from Washington.