As I contemplated this move from Franklin to Hooper I came to realize after waking from my sleep and being prompted by the spirit, one of the reasons they made this move was because of the Indian problems in and around Franklin.
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YOUNG, Joseph Don Carlos
The Final Architect of the Salt Lake Temple This article originally appeared in Vol.66, No.2 (2019) of Pioneer Magazine. The striking image of the Salt Lake Temple is instantly recognizable…
DEAN, Joseph
Joseph Dean was born the third of August 1831 in Hazelbury, Somerset, England, a son of Barnard Dean and Joanna Elliot…. On May 21,1855, he was married to Catherine Knott…
SPEIRS, Adam
from History of Utah, Vol. 4 by Orson F. Whitney Adam Speirs, ex-Alderman of Salt Lake City, and present Bishop of the Tenth Ward, is a native of Beaver, Beaver…
PRESTON, William Bowker
from History of Utah, Vol.4 by Orson F. Whitney The present incumbent of the office of Presiding Bishop in the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints is a native…
ALLSOP, Thomas Hill
STORY COPIED FROM FILES IN SUP LIBRARYWhen more people came to Sandy, Mr. Allsop sold some of his land. Later he donated land for the Church site and cemetary. He gave Sandy a big bowery where large parties could go and dance and have weenie roasts. The bowery, the reservoir and Allsop's Lane was known to all the people of Sandy and surrounding communities.
WALLACE, George Benjamin
July 4 Sunday – Rain this morning. Public meeting. Elders P. P. Pratt, Taylor and Father Smith spoke against growing cold and careless, and neglecting to pray. They urged all to give thanks to God, who is blessing us all the time. They also spoke against swearing and taking the name of God in vain. They gave strong warning and spoke of some of the law which will be put in force hereafter. They exhorted to union, obedience, etc. and exhorted the fathers concerning their children, how to bring them up, etc. They said if we forgot God it would go with us as it did with the Lamanites, etc. We must not set fire to the prairie for it is a signal for the Indians to gather together. We have now come 175 miles. The conclusion is to travel each company of 50 by itself and to have it encamp and herd by itself.