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Benjamin F. Johnson I was present when the Prophet gave his last charge to the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles. It was in Nauvoo early in 1844, in the meeting

Prophetic Statements Brigham Young The Scripture says that He, the Lord, came walking in the Temple, with His train; [Isaiah 6:1] I do not know who they were, unless His

Margaret Wilson was an teenage Scottish Covenanter martyr.  After refusing to swear an oath declaring James VII as head of the Church was murdered by drowning.  The remarkable story of this young women is

Heber C. Kimball recounts experience “Saturday evening,” says Heber C. Kimball, “it was agreed that I should go forward and baptize, the next morning, in the river Ribble, which runs

Cain to rule over Satan Now as to whether or not those who in mortal life rebel and become sons of perdition will be able to exercise greater dominion than

Delcena Johnson (Sherman) was a plural wife of the Prophet Joseph Smith. Return to Plural Wives of Joseph Smith Born: November 19, 1806, Westfield, Vermont Died: October 21, 1854, Salt Lake City, Utah

Sarah Kingsley (Howe Cleveland) was a plural wife of the Prophet Joseph Smith. Return to Plural Wives of Joseph Smith Born: October 20, 1788, Becket, Massachusetts Died: April 20-21, 1856 Sealed (Joseph Smith): Unknown Married

Elizabeth Davis was a plural wife of the Prophet Joseph Smith. Return to Plural Wives of Joseph Smith Born: March 11, 1791 Died: December 14, 1892 Sealed (Joseph Smith): Unknown Married (Jabez Durfee): March 3,

Marinda Nancy Johnson was a plural wife of the Prophet Joseph Smith. Return to Plural Wives of Joseph Smith Born: February 4, 1795, Bethel, Maine Died: December 14, 1892 Sealed (Joseph Smith): March 9,

Patty Bartlett was a plural wife of the Prophet Joseph Smith. Return to Plural Wives of Joseph Smith Born: February 4, 1795, Bethel, Maine Died: December 14, 1892 Married (David Sessions): June 28th, 1812

Mary Elizabeth Rollins was a plural wife of the Prophet Joseph Smith. Return to Plural Wives of Joseph Smith Born: April 9, 1818, Lima, New York Died: December 17, 1913, Minersville,

Sylvia Sessions (Lyon) was a plural wife of the Prophet Joseph Smith. Return to Plural Wives of Joseph Smith Born: July 31, 1818, Andover, Maine Died: Apr. 12, 1882, Bountiful, Davis County, Utah

Agnes Moulton Coolbrith was a plural wife of the Prophet Joseph Smith. Return to Plural Wives of Joseph Smith Born: July 9, 1808, Scarborough, Cumberland Co., Maine Died: December 26, 1876, Oakland, Alameda Co., California

Presendia Lathrop Huntington (Buell) was a plural wife of the Prophet Joseph Smith. Return to Plural Wives of Joseph Smith Born: December 7, 1810, Watertown, N.Y. Died: February 1, 1892, Salt

Zina Diantha Huntington was a plural wife of the Prophet Joseph Smith. Return to Plural Wives of Joseph Smith Born: January 31, 1821, Watertown, New York Died: August 28, 1901 (aged 80), Salt Lake City,

Louisa Beaman was a plural wife of the Prophet Joseph Smith. Return to Plural Wives of Joseph Smith Born: February 7, 1815, Livonia, New York Died: Utah, 1850 Sealed (Joseph Smith):

Lucinda Pendleton Morgan Harris was a plural wife of the Prophet Joseph Smith, being sealed to him in 1846 after his death in 1844. Return to Plural Wives of Joseph Smith

Fanny Alger was a plural wife of the Prophet Joseph Smith. Return to Plural Wives of Joseph Smith Born: September 20, 1816 Died: November 29, 1889 Sealed (Joseph Smith): Unknown Full Name: Fanny Alger

Administration of President Grant — 1918-1945 President Heber J. Grant By virtue of his position as president of the council of apostles, Heber J. Grant became the presiding officer of the Church