{"collection":"mor","html_url":"https://unchartedknowledge.5gfusion.net/browse/mor/hou/hou32.htm","path":"mor/hou/hou32.htm","source_url":"https://sacred-texts.com/mor/hou/hou32.htm","text":"History of Utah, 1540-1886, by Hubert Howe Bancroft, [1889]\nA\nAaronic, priesthood of, 341-2.\nAbiquiu, natives with expedt. 1776, 9.\nAbrahams, Levi, assault on, 691.\nAdams, Barnabas L., pioneer of \u201947, 272.\nAdams, Ezra, laid out town site, 312; grist-mill of, 327.\nAdams, Geo. J., missionary, 402.\nAdams, James, regent of university, 146.\nAdams, J. M., missionary, 402.\nAdoption for eternity, dogma of, 361.\nAgricultural and Manufacturing co. incorporated, 608.\nAgriculture, community farm, 147; irrigation, 579-80, 722-4; products and yield, 720-2; character of soil, 724; annual fairs, 724-5.\nAguas Calientes. See Currant Creek.\nAitken, murder of, 1857, 562-3.\nAlexander, Col, strategic movement of, 515; his retreat, 515-16.\nAllen, Elder, tarred and feathered 1833, 100.\nAllen, Capt., raises Mormon battl., 241.\nAllen, Charles, capt. in legion, 147.\nAllen, Ira, settler at Hyrum, 598.\nAllen, Rufus, pioneer of \u201947, 272.\nAllen, W. C., settles in Arizona, 693.\nAllred, James, at Sevier River, 316.\nAllred, W. M., capt. in legion, 147.\nAlpine City founded, 318.\nAlta, mining town, 699.\nAmerican Fork founded, 312; mill at, 337; incorporated, 450.\nAmerican Fork dist, mines of, value, 743.\nAmherst, conference at, 1832, 90.\nAncient Bluff Ruins, Mormons at, 255.\nAnderson, Capt., acts in fight at Nauvoo, 229; death of, 230.\nAnderson, Andrew, miss. to Australia, 410.\nAnderson, James P., settler in Beaver co., 598.\nAnderson, Kosmos, murder of, 569.\nAngel, Truman O., pioneer of \u201947, 272.\nAnthon, Prof., characters submitted to, 1828, 49; letter from, 1834, 49-50.\nAnza, Capt., expeds of, 1774-5, 8.\nApostles, first quorum chosen, 1835, 111; duties, 344-6.\nAppleby, Wm J., univ. regent, 709.\nArizona, Mormon settlements, 693-4.\nArkansas, emigrant party at S. L., 545; ill feeling towards, 547; massacre of, 1857, 550-9.\nArmstrong, G. W., Ind. agent, 478; promotes canal co., 483.\nArvard, De S., excom., 126-7.\nAshley, Col, acts in Haun's mill tragedy, 128.\nAshley, Wm H., trapping expedt. 1825, 21-2.\nAtchison, Maj.-gen., acts against Mormons, 122-3; resigns, 130.\nAttwood, Millen, pioneer of \u201947, 272.\nAuerbach Bros, merchants, persecution of, 654.\nAustralia, miss. work in, 410.\nAuthorities quoted, 332, 336, 388-93, 436-8, 637-40, 776-84.\nAxtell, S. B., apptd govr, 667.\nB\nBabbitt, Almon, missionary, 402.\nBabbitt, A. W., del. to congress, 444; seat refused, 452; sec. of ter., 462.\nBackenstos, J. R., col of legion, 147.\nBadger, Rodney, pioneer of \u201947, 272.\nBaines, John R., biog., 700.\nBaker Jesse, presdt of elders, 199.\nBaker, Jos., settler at Mendon, 597.\nBaldwin, Caleb, trial of, and sentence, 131.\nBaldwin, Wheeler, sent to Missouri 1831, 84.\nBall, Jos., missionary, 402.\nBallantine Rich., miss. to Calcutta, 410.\nBallinger, Jesse O., settles in Arizona, 693.\nBanking, 765-6.\nBanks, Jno., presdt of Edinburgh conference, 409.\nBannacks, the, defeat of, 1863, 631; treaty with, 634.\nBaptism, ceremony, 337-8.\nBarker, John D., sheriff 1848, 287.\nBarnes, L., missionary, 402.\nBarnett John T., regent of university, 146.\nBarney, Lewis, pioneer of \u201947, 272.\nBarnham, C. D., pioneer of \u201947, 272.\nBarnum, Henry, house at Peva, 595.\nBaron la Houtan, fables of, 1689, 18, 19.\nBarrett, Wm, miss. to Australia, 410.\nBartholomew, James, founds Fayette, 601.\nBartleson, J., expedt. of, 1841, 29.\nBarton Joseph, biog., 700.\nBaskin, R. N., atty in Lee trial, 565.\nBateman, Wm, at Mtn Meadows massacre, 551.\nBates, atty in Lee trial, 565.\nBates, Marcellus, capt. in legion, 147.\nBattle Creek. See Pleasant Grove.\nBeadle, J. H., Life in Utah, 637.\nBeanfield, shooting of, 629.\nBear Hunter, Chief, killed, 631.\nBear River, course, 20; saltness, 30 battle at, 1863, 631-2.\nBear River Bay, surveyed, 465.\nBeaumont, Charles, trader, 255.\nBeaver City, emigrants at, 548; Lee trial, 565; founding, 598; coty seat, 609; population, 1880, 705.\nBeaver coty, judicial dist, 539; settlements, 598-9; sulphur-beds, 739.\nBeaver Coty Record, newspaper, 716.\nBeaver Enterprise, newspaper, 716.\nBeaver River, attraction of, 598.\nBeckwith, Lt E. G., in Gunnison party, 468.\nBeddle, John, founds Eden, 601.\nBeebe, Calvin, of council of twelve, 108.\nBelden, Josiah, in Bartleson party 1841, 29; Hist. Statement, 29, 30.\nBellows, John, of Gunnison party, 470.\nBelnap, Gilbert, marshal at Ogden 1851, 308.\nBennett, J. C., chancellor of university, 146; Hist. of the Saints, crit. on, 149-53.\nBennett, Samuel, regent of university, 146.\nBenson, Alva, settles at Hyrum, 598.\nBenson, Ezra Taft, holds service, 1847, 263; messenger to Pratt, 268; pioneer of \u201947, 282; lays out town site, 312; apostle 1844-69, 345; grant to, 451; of council 1851, 458; promotes water co., 483; settles at Millville, 598; biog., 675-6.\nBent, Samuel, of high council, 198; missionary, 402.\nBernhisel, D., special agent 1850, 325.\nBernhisel, J. M., to draught constitution, 440; del. to congress, 484; university regent, 709.\nBerry, John, attacked by Inds, 474.\nBerubisel, Dr J. M., committee to govr, 174. p. 787\nBidwell, J., in Bartleson party 1841, 29; California, 1841-8, 29-30.\nBig Blowout Mine, iron deposits, 735.\nBig Canon Creek, woollen-mills on, 732.\nBig Elk, Chief, negotiations with, 237.\nBigler, Jacob G., magistrate 1848, 287.\nBillings, Alfred N., founds settlement, 601.\nBillings, G. P., pioneer of \u201947, 272.\nBillings, Titus, to dispose of church property 1831, 88.\nBingham, mining town, 699.\nBirmingham, work at, 406-7.\nBishop, Francis G., missionary, 402.\nBishop, W. W., atty in Lee trial, 465.\nBlack, Adam, acts towards Mormons, 122.\nBlack, Geo. A., sec. of ter., 661.\nBlack Hill, Mormons arrive at, 255.\nBlack, J. S., settles at Deseret, 601.\nBlack, priest, miss. to Ireland, 410.\nBlair, Seth M., U. S. atty of ter., 456.\nBlakslee, Jas, missionary, 402.\nBlodgett, Edgar, del. to Wash., 447.\nBlood atonement, theory of, 340.\nBooth, Ezra, sent to Missouri 1831, 84; apostatizes, 89. p. 786\nBoggs, Francis, pioneer of \u201947, 272.\nBoggs, L. W., hostility to Mormons, 100; treachery of, 102-3; govr of Mo., 116; refuses help to Mormons, 123-4; tactics of, 128-9; attempt to assassinate, 156.\nBolton, Curtis E., miss. to France, 411.\nBordeaux, James, occupying Fort Laramie 1847, 255.\nBoreman, Judge, presdt at trials of J. Lee, 564-5.\nBotsford, Dan., missionary, 402.\nBountiful, town, 700.\nBox Elder coty, organized, 450; judicial dist, 539; coty seat, 609.\nBox Elder Creek, settlement at, 317.\nBoyer, Peter, testimony of, 61.\nBoynton, John F., apostle 1835-8, 344-5.\nBracken, Levi, magistrate 1848, 287.\nBradley, G. W., founds Moroni, 601.\nBraman, S., missionary, 402.\nBrandebury, L. H., chief justice of ter., 456; disputes with, 458-60.\nBrandon, G. H., missionary, 402.\nBrannan, Sam., letter of, 210; colony of, 213, 593, 642; meets party to Utah, 256.\nBrassfield, Newton, murder of, 626-7.\nBrewster, Elder, goes to Iowa, 642.\nBridger, James, discovers Great Salt Lake, 19-20; trading post of, 258.\nBriggs, E. C., Josephite missionary, 645.\nBrigham City, founded, 318; coty seat, 618, 702.\nBrigham Young Express Co., 501-2.\nBrimhall, Geo., representative 1851, 458.\nBritish India, miss. work in, 410.\nBrocchus, Perry E., associate judge of ter., 456; disputes with, 456-60.\nBrockman, Rev., acts in a fight at Nauvoo, 228-31.\n\"Brooklyn,\" chartered for Cal., 213.\nBrown, Capt., with detachment in valley, 1847, 264.\nBrown, Benj., missionary, 402.\nBrown, Geo., pioneer of \u201947, 272.\nBrown, Hiram, excommunicated, 167.\nBrown, J., ascent of Twin Peaks 1847, 265.\nBrown, James, bishop, 290; purchases Goodyear tract, 307; legislator, 458.\nBrown, John, pioneer of \u201947, 272; cut off from church, 300.\nBrown, N. T., pioneer of \u201947, 272.\nBrown, P., missionary, 402.\nBrown, Samuel, acts at election, 120.\nBrowning, James G., representative 1851, 438.\nBuchanan, Presdt, policy of, 529.\nBuckmaster, Col, allays fury of citizens, 190.\nBuffington, Jos., chief justice of ter., 456.\nBullion production, 741.\nBullock, Isaac, settles at Fort Supply, 595.\nBunch-grass, value of, 728.\nBurgess, Harrison, councillor S. L. City 1851, 450.\nBurk, John M., signs memorial, 134.\nBurnham Jas, missionary to Wales 1840, 409.\nBurns, Lt, attacked by Inds, 475.\nBurr, David H., surveyor-general, 485.\nBurton, Louis, in Wolfskill expedt. 1830, 24.\nBurton, Col. R., corps of observation, 512; actions in Morrisite defeat, 616-18; collector internal revenue, 619.\nBurton, R. F., works of, 587.\nBurton, R. T., built woollen-mills, 732.\nBusby, Jos., grant to, 483.\nButler, John L., grant to, 609.\nButterfield, Josiah, presdt of seventies, 199.\nByard, R., pioneer of \u201947, 272.\nC\nCache coty, judicial dist, 539; origin of name, 596; coty seat, 608; settlements in, 702.\nCache Valley surveyed, 464.\nCahoon. Reynolds, sent to Missouri 1831, 84.\nCaine, John T., sec. of order of Enoch, 361; presents constitution to congress, 687.\nCairns, Jno., miss. to Scotland 1843, 409.\nCalder, D. O., sec. of order of Enoch, 361; biog., 776.\nCaldwell coty, Mormons remove to, 117.\nCalifornia, emigrations to, 210, 213, 297-304, 320; Mormon settlements in, 592-3, 693; Gladdenites leave for, 644.\nCalifornia volunteers, arrival of, 1862, 611-12.\nCall, Anson, settles at Fillmore, 314; builds fort, 601.\nCampbell, murder of, 472.\nCampbell, A. G., del. to congress, 447; certificate granted to, 688.\nCampbell, Robt L., university regent, 709.\nCamp Douglas, U. S. troops at, 659.\nCamp Floyd, troops at, 537; sale of supplies, 575-6; Cal. vols at, 612.\nCamp Rawlins, U. S. troops at, 659; bad conduct of, 660.\nCamp Scott, winter at, 520-1.\nCanada, missionary work in, 403-5.\nCanals, acts to construct, 607.\nCannon, Geo. Q., apostle, 345; biog., 434; chosen senator, 605; director Z. C. M. I., 652; arrested, 663; del. to congress, 665; presided at B. Young's funeral, 671-2; on Young's character, 673; elected councillor, 680; certificate of election refused, 688; publishes Juvenile Instructor, 715.\nCarbonate mine, 745.\nCardenas, Garcia Lopez de, expedt. of, 1540, 1-5; map of route, 5.\nCarey, Wm C., atty in Lee trial, 565.\nCarlin, Gov. T., friendly to Mormons, 155.\nCarlin, Thomas, causes trouble at Nauvoo, 227-9.\nCarn, Elder, ord. to leave Berlin, 411.\nCarrington, Albert, ascends Twin Peaks, 265; pioneer \u201947, 272; apostle, 345; draughts constitution, 440; assessor, 443; university regent, 709; biog., 775.\nCarrying co. established 1849, 298.\nCarson, Geo., attacked by Inds, 477.\nCarson, Kit, in Fremont's expedt. 1843, 33.\nCarson coty defined, 591.\nCarson Valley, colony at, 505; settlements in, 590-2; mines of, 748.\nCarthage, actions of authorities, 170-1; death of J. Smith at, 175-83; meeting at, 211; trouble at, 225.\nCarthage Greys act at death of Smith, 178-81.\nCarter, John S., sent on mission 1834, 104.\nCarter, Simeon, sent to Missouri 1831, 84; of council of twelve, 108.\nCarter, Wm, sent to Missouri 1831, 84; turns first furrow at Salt Lake, 261; pioneer \u201947, 272.\nCarter, Wm F., miss. to Calcutta, 410.\nCase, James, pioneer of \u201947, 272.\nCastle Valley, coal deposits in, 737.\nCaulfield, of Gunnison party, 470.\nCave mine, 745.\nCedar City, furnace at, 317; ironworks, 327; incorporated, 450; emigrants at, 548; population, 706.\nCentral Pacific R. R., building of, 753-5.\nCentreville, founded, 305-7; mills at, 327.\nChama River, expedt. at, 1776, 9.\nChamberlain, S., pioneer of \u201947, 272.\nChapman, Jacob K., missionary, 402.\nChariton River, Mormons at, 1846, 222.\nCharter for Nauvoo granted 1840, 141.\nChase, Darwin, capt. in legion, 147.\nChessley, A. P., pioneer of \u201947, 272.\nChipman, Stephen, laid out town site, 312.\nChurch, H. W., missionary, 402.\nCibola. See Zuni.\nCincinnati, missionaries at, 78, 399.\nCircleville, founded, 601; coty seat, 608.\nCisneros, I. P., in expedt 1776-7, 9.\nCivil govmt, need of, 439.\nClapp Benj., missionary, 402; councillor, 450.\nClark, Gen., persecution of Mormons, 130-3.\nClark, Isaac, judge of probate 1848, 287.\nClark, W. O., missionary, 402.\nClawson, H. B., biog., 653.\nClay coty, refuge taken in, 1833, 102; treatment, 115.\nClayton, F. R., editor, 716.\nClayton, Wm, clerk to Smith, 83; pioneer of \u201947, 272.\nClimate, 691.\nClinton, Jeter, councillor S. L. City 1851, 450.\nCloward, T. P., pioneer of \u201947, 272.\nCluff, Harvey H., biog., 776.\nCoal discovered 1851, 317; Green River basin, 322; Summit coty, 594.\nCoal mines of ter., value, 736-8.\nCoalville, settlement of, 1859, 595.\nCoalville Mines, coal deposits, 737.\nColesville, Joe Smith and others at, 1830, 68.\nColfax, Schuyler, visits Utah, 656.\nColonization, system of, 319-20.\nCollett, Sylvanus, murder, Atkins party, 562-3.\nCollins, Lyons, teacher at Salt Lake, 324.\nColorado, Mormons in, 1880, 693.\nColorado River, expedt. at, 1776, 11.\nColtrin, Zebedee, sent to Missouri 1831, 84; on mission, 104; pioneer \u201947, 272.\nColville, James, accepts the faith and recants 1831, 80.\nCommerce, pioneer, 602-3; struggle for control, 651-5; of ter., 762-5.\nCommandments, Book of, printed 1832, 91.\nCommon roadways, 751-2.\nCompstock, Capt. N., acts in Haun's mill tragedy, 128.\nConferences, the first, 1830, 69; at Fayette, 80; at Amherst, 90; at Nauvoo, 215.\nConfirmation, ceremony of, 338.\nConnor, Col, comd. of Cal. vols, 611; actions toward Mormons, 612-13; defeats Inds, 631-2; discovers silver mine, 742.\nConover, Col, expedt. against Inds, 474.\nConsecrated oil, ceremony of anointing, 336-7.\nConstitution, commt. appointed to draught, 1849, 440.\nConvention at Salt Lake City, 440.\nConyers, Dr, in Quincy deputation, 228.\nCook, Fred, missionary to Wales 1840, 409.\nCook, P. W., promotes water co., 483; founds Goshen, 601.\nCook, Lt-col St George, general order of, 243-4; arrival, 519.\nCoon, Jos., missionary, 402,\nCooper, Samuel, testimony of, 61.\nCopley, Lemon, conversion of, 1831, 83-4.\nCopper, discoveries of, 738-9.\nCoray, Howard, sec. of the council, 1851, 459.\nCorinne, bank at, 765.\nCorn Creek, emigrants at, 547.\nCorrill, John, historian, 83; sent to Missouri, 84; in jail, 102.\nCotton, attempt to raise, 1855-9, 599.\nCoulson, Geo., col of legion, 146; coty commisr, 287.\nCouncil Bluffs, Mormons at, 1846, 222; Mormon battle raised, 241; named, 274.\nCouncil of twelve, organized 1834, 108.\nCounties, boundaries defined, 608.\nCourt conflicts, 486-8.\nCovey, Benj., bishop, 290.\nCowdery, Oliver, conversion 1829, 52; aids in translating plates, 57-9; ordained elder 1830, 64-5; ordered West, 69-70; Work of, 77-9, 85-9; secedes, 118.\nCox, Orville S., bishop 1849, 290.\nCradlebaugh, John, assoc. judge, 500; actions of, 539-40; opposes admission, 606.\nCragun, James, sergt-at-arms, 459.\nCraig, James, pioneer of \u201947, 272.\nCreutzfeldt, F., in Gunnison party, killed, 468-70.\nCrickets as Ind. food, 262; plague of, 279-82.\nCrismon, Charles, builds grist-mill, 279.\nCrismon mine, 744.\nCritchellow, Wm, justice of peace at Ogden, 308.\nCrosby, J. R., apptd associate judge, 604.\nCrosby, Jesse W., missionary, 402.\nCrosby, Oscar, pioneer of \u201947, 272.\nCullom, anti-polygamy bill, 656-7.\nCumming, Alfred, apptd gov. 1857, 500; at Salt Lake City, 526-7; departure, 575.\nCunningham, Artemas, testimony of, 60.\nCurrant Creek, expedt. at, 1776, 14.\nCurrency, issue 1849, 290-2.\nCurtis Lyman, pioneer of \u201947, 272.\nCurtis: Theodore, miss. to Ireland, 410.\nCushing, Hosea, pioneer of \u201947, 272.\nCutler, Alpheus, of high council, 198.\nD\nDaily Telegraph, hist. of, 715.\nDairy products, value of, 730.\nDame, Wm H., at Mtn Meadows massacre, 552; indicted for murder, 564.\nDana, Chas R., legislator, 458.\nDana, R., councillor, 308.\nDanites, rise of, 1837-8, 124-7; murders imputed to, 569.\nDavenport, James, pioneer of \u201947, 272.\nDavidson, Mrs, testimony of, 62.\nDavis, Amos, capt. in legion, 147.\nDaviess coty, Mo., Mormon persecutions, 122-4.\nDavis coty, boundaries defined, 450; judicial dist, 539, coty seat, 608; settlement in, 700.\nDavis, Elisha H., missionary, 402.\nDavis, Lysander M., missionary, 402.\nDawson, John W., apptd govr, gallantry of, 604.\nDay, Henry R., Ind. sub-agent 1851, 478,\nDean, Henry, missionary, 402.\nDecker, C. F., mail service, 501.\nDelawares, the Mormons among, 1831, 79, 400.\nDe Mill, Oliver, founds Shoensburg, 601.\nDenmark, miss. work in, 411.\nDenny, Presley, atty in Lee trial, 566.\nDenver and Rio Grande R. R. in Utah, 759.\nDeseret, meaning of, 440.\nDeseret alphabet, hist. of, 712-14; characters, 713.\nDeseret Evening News, first newspaper, 715.\nDeseret Iron Co. incorporated, 483.\n'Deseret News,' published 1850, 326.\nDeseret, state organized 1849, 440; fails to receive recognition, 452.\nDeseret Telegraph Co., 771.\nDe Trobriand, Gen., commun. on conduct of troops, 660.\nDevil's Gate, army of Utah at, 513.\nDewey, Benj. F., pioneer of \u201947, 272.\nDiahman, town laid out, 117.\nDillie, David B., councillor, 308; legislator, 458.\nDinwiddie, Thos, director of order of Enoch, 361.\nDixon, John, pioneer of \u201947, 272.\nDodd, Rev. Cephas, testimony of, 62.\nDodd, E., grave of, 422.\nDolores River, expedt. at, 1776, 9.\nDominguez, Franc A., expedt. of, 1776-7, 8-18.\nDonaldson, Wm, miss. to Calcutta, 410.\nDoniphan, Gen., acts towards Mormons, 122-4, 131.\nDooly, R. M., biog., 766.\nDort, David, of high council, 198.\nDotson, Peter K., U. S. marshal 1857, 539.\nDoty, Gov., rule of, 1863-4, 621-2; biog., 622.\nDoty, James D., superdt of Ind. affairs, 604.\nDouglas, Senator, commis. to Nauvoo, 211-12; speech, 492.\nDrake, Thomas I., assoc. judge, 605; indignation of, 610-11.\nDriggs, Starling, pioneer of \u201947, 272.\nDrummond, W. W., assoc. judge, 462; character and actions, 490-2.\nDubois, Robt, testimony of, 61.\nDuchesne River, expedt. at, 1777, 11.\nDuncan Chapman, founds Duncan's Retreat, 601.\nDuncan's Retreat, founded 1861, 601.\nDunklin, Gov. D., Mormons appeal to, 1833, 101; actions of, 103.\nDunyon, John L.. councillor S. L. City, 450.\nDurfee, James, sent on mission, 104.\nDurfee, Robt, founds Salem, 601.\nDurkee, Charles, govr 1865-9, biog., 622; resigns, 658.\nDutton, Simon, arrested, 664.\nDykes, Wm, pioneer of \u201947, 272.\nE\nEagle Val., settlements in, 592.\nEarl, S. H., pioneer of \u201947, 272.\nEastman, Ozro, pioneer of \u201947, 272.\nEaston, settlement at, 308.\nEcho Ca\u00f1on, Gen. Wells at, 513.\nEckles, D. R., chief justice, 500, 539.\nEden, founded, 601.\nEdwards, Esaias, grist-mills, 315, 327; saw-mill, 596.\nEdwards, F. M., missionary, 402.\nEdwards, Wm, arrest of, 592.\nEgbert, Joseph, pioneer of \u201947, 272; biog., 700.\nEgan, Howard, pioneer of \u201947, 272.\nEgan's route, 751.\nEichbaum, Mrs, testimony of, 62.\nElders, duties of, 65.\nElder's Journal, issue of, 1837, 115.\nEldredge, H. S., marshal of immigrant co., 282; brig.-gen. of militia, 442; elected marshal, 443; Ind. expedt., 472-3; director Z. C. M. I., 652.\nEldredge, J. S., pioneer of \u201947, 272.\nEldridge, H. J., director of Enoch order, 361.\nElkhorn River, rendezvous at, 253, 282; ferry on, 274.\nEllerbeck, Thos W., sec. of order of Enoch, 361.\nEllsworth, E., pioneer of \u201947, 272.\nEmery coty, organized, 705.\nEmery, Geo. B., apptd gov., policy of, 667.\nEmigration Ca\u00f1on, Mormons encamp at, 258; carbonate of soda found, 740.\nEmma mine, production of, 742; swindles connected with, 742-3.\nEmpey, Wm A., pioneer of \u201947, 272.\nEndowment, ceremony of, 357-8.\nEngland, miss. to, 405-410; number of proselytes, 406.\nEnoch, order of, description and members, 359-61.\nEnsign, Datus, pioneer of \u201947, 272.\nEnsign Peak, named, 263.\nEnterprise, founded 1862, 596.\nEphraim City, acct of, 706.\nEpiscopal church, school of, 707-8.\nEscalante, S. V. de, expedt. of, 1776-7, 8-17.\nEureka Hill mine, 744.\nEvans, David, legislator, 458.\nEvans, Col G. S., defeats Indians, 632.\nEvanstown, bituminous coal found, 737.\nEvansville. See Lehi.\nEvening and Morning Star, started 1831, 89-92.\nEverett, Addison, pioneer of \u201947, 272; bishop, 290.\nExpenses of terr. 1853, 482.\nExports, 759-761.\nF\nFackrell, James, settler, 307.\nFairbanks, David, bishop, 290.\nFairbanks, pioneer of \u201947, 272.\nFairview, founded, 601; incorporated, 706.\nFarmington, founded, 318; coty seat, 608.\nFarnham, A., miss. to New Zealand, 410.\nFarr, Aaron, pioneer of \u201947, 272; miss. to Jamaica, 410; biog., 755.\nFarr, Lorin, mayor of Ogden, 308; grist-mill, 327; legislator, 458; biog., 755.\nFar West, town laid out, 117; celebration at, 119-20; persecutions, 132, 138; Mormons arrested, 138; conference at, 196.\nFauna of ter., 323.\nFayette, conference at, 1831, 80; city founded, 601.\nFell, A. G., biog., 755.\nFelt, N. H., alderman, 450; legislator, 458.\nFennemore, James, photographer at Lee's execution, 570.\nFennimore, James, settled in Carson Val., 590.\nFerguson, James, lawyer, 489.\nFerguson, T. H., execution of, 540.\nFerries on Missouri, 274; acts relating to, 483.\nFerris, Benj. G., Utah and the Mormons, 329; sec. of ter., 461.\nFestivities at Salt Lake 1849, 295.\nField, Joseph, editor, 716.\nFielding, Joseph, miss. to England 1837, 405.\nFillmore founded, 314; incorporated, 450; capital, 462; immigrants at, 547; coty seat, 608.\nFinance, revenue and expenses 1853, 482.\nFish and fisheries of ter., 322; acts regulating, 608.\nFisher, Jos. C., settled at Snake River, 693.\nFitzgerald, Perry, pioneer of \u201947, 272.\nFlagstaff mine, productions of, 742.\nFlake, Green, pioneer of \u201947, 272.\nFleming, Josiah W., miss. to New Zealand, 410.\nFlenniken, R. P., assoc. judge, 604.\nFlood, Maj., in Quincy deputation, 228.\nFlorence, Mormons at, 222; named, 274.\nFobbs, Henry, murder of, 563.\nFood, poverty of, 275-6; supply, 288-9.\nFoote, T. B., settler at Nephi, 313.\nForbes, James, biog., 755.\nFord, Gov., character, 155, 172; acts in arrest and death of Smith, 172-90.\nFordham, Elijah, missionary, 401.\nForney, Jacob, superdt of Ind. affairs, 539.\nFort Ashley, established 1825, 21.\nFort Bridger, Mormons at, 257; severe winter, 287; march to, 519-20; purchased, 595; coty seat, 608.\nFort Calls, founded, 601.\nFort Gunnison, founded, 601.\nFort Hall, route to, explored, 464.\nFort Supply, settlement at, 595.\nFort Utah, settlement of, 309.\nFort Walker, building of, 318.\nFoster, Dr, enmity to Smith, 170.\nFoster, J. C., attorney in Lee trial, 566.\nFoster, James, president of seventies, 199.\nFoster, Robt D., regent of university, 146.\nFotheringham, Wm, miss. to Calcutta, 410.\nFowler, John S., pioneer of \u201947, 272.\nFox, Jesse W., surveys town site, 314; teacher, 324.\nFox, Samuel, pioneer of \u201947, 272.\nFrance, miss. work in, 411.\nFrancklyn smelting-works, capacity, 749.\nFreeman, John M., pioneer of \u201947, 272.\nFremont, J. C., expedts 1843-5, 32-4; at Salt Lake, 297.\nFrink, H. M., pioneer of \u201947, 272.\nFrontier Guardian, newspaper, 325.\nFrost, Burr, pioneer of \u201947, 272; starts manufacture of iron, 317; miss. to New Zealand, 410.\nFrost, Sam. B., missionary, 402.\nFruit culture, value of, 725-6.\nFuller, E. K., left for Cal., 273.\nFuller, Edson, sent to Missouri, 84.\nFuller, Frank, apptd sec. of ter., 604.\nFullmer, David, high council, 198; draughts constitution, 440; legislator, 458; university treasurer, 709.\nFullmer, John S., of carrying co., 298; draughts constitution, 440; col of militia, 442; legislator, 458.\nG\nGaleras, Capt. M. J., in expedt. 1540, 3.\nGalland, Isaac, stockholder in Nauvoo, 145; university regent, 146.\nGallatin, Mormons attacked at, 120-2.\nGarces, Father, expedt. of 1775, 8.\nGarden Grove, Mormons at, 1846, 222.\nGardiner, Arch., saw-mill of, 279.\nGardiner, Robt, saw-mill of, 279.\nGardner, Wm, settler at Mendon, 597.\nGarfield coty, organized, 705; sulphur-beds, 739.\nGarr, E., settler at Wallsburg, 595.\nGates, Jacob, missionary, 402.\nGatherers, the, sect of, 642.\nGay, Lt, attack on Inds, 630.\nGeneral election, the first, 1849, 443.\nGeneral Epistle of the Twelve, 1852, 416-17.\nGentiles, persecution of, 651-4.\nGermania lead-works, capacity, 749.\nGermany, miss. work in, 411.\nGibbons, Andrew S., pioneer of \u201947, 272.\nGift of tongues, exercise of, 339-40.\nGilbert & Gerrish, merchants, 763.\nGilbert, Sidney, apptd church agent 1831, 86; in jail 1833, 102.\nGilliam, C., attack on Mormons, 123-4, 130-3.\nGilmer, John T., stage business of, 753.\nGladden, Bishop, forms new sect, 643.\nGladdenites, the, sect of, 643-4; denounced by Young, 644.\nGlasgow, work at, 406.\nGleason, John S., pioneer of \u201947, 272.\nGlenwood, settlement, 706.\nGlines, Eric., pioneer of \u201947, 272.\nGodbe, W. S., grant to, 609; trial 647-9; biog., 651; interview with Prest Grant, 638.\nGodbeite movement, success of, 647-51.\nGoddard, Geo., sec. of order of Enoch, 361.\nGoddard, S. H., pioneer of \u201947, 272.\nGodier, murder of, 592.\nGold discovered in Cal., 301-2.\nGoodson, John, miss. to England 1837, 405.\nGoodyear, M. M., Spanish grant of, 307.\nGoshen, founded 1856, 601.\nGove, Carlos, col of legion, 146.\nGrafton, coty seat, 608.\nGrandin, Egbert B., prints Mormon book 1830, 63.\nGranger, Oliver, sent on mission 1834, 104.\nGrant, Presdt, Godbe's interview with, 658.\nGrant, Capt., attempt to open trade, 273; H. B. Co. trader, 328.\nGrant, David, pioneer of \u201947, 272.\nGrant, Geo. D., of carrying co., 298; Ind. expedt., 309-10; overtakes immigrants, 425; capt. of militia, 442; arrested, 664.\nGrant, Geo. R., pioneer of \u201947, 272.\nGrant, Heber J., apostle, 343, 681; biog., 681.\nGrant, J. M., of carrying co., 298; brig.-gen. of militia, 442; mayor of S. L. City, 450; legislator, 458; promotes water co., 483; biog., 503; occupies Morgan coty, 596; grant to, 609.\nGrant, Joshua, missionary, 402.\nGrantsville, population 1880, 703.\nGrasshoppers, damages by, 635, 636, 724.\nGrattan, Lt I. L., killed with party, 476-7.\nGreat Salt Lake, first acct of, 16; discovery 1824-5, 19-20; immigrants at, 1841, 29-31; Fremont at, 32-4; Mormons in valley, 275-304; map of fort, 277; survey of, 466.\nGreen, Mr, gives name to river 1825, 21; trapping expedt. 1825-8, 21.\nGreen, John H., founds Kaysville, 315.\nGreen, Evan M., recorder, 287; school at Provo, 324.\nGreene, John P., regent of university, 146.\nGreene, John Y., pioneer of \u201947, 272.\nGreen River, expedt. at, 1776, 11; Fremont at, 33; ferries on, 483; burning of supply trains, 515-16.\nGreen River coty, judicial dist, 539; coty seat, 608.\nGreenwood, Wm, laid out town site, 312.\nGriffin, S. J., sent to Missouri 1831, 84.\nGrouard, Benj. F., miss. to Sandwich Isl., 412.\nGrover, Joseph, founds Eden, 601.\nGrover, Thomas, of high council, 198; pioneer \u201947, 272; founds Centreville, 305.\nGroves, Elisha, H., legislator, 458.\nGualpi, Spaniards at, 1776, 17.\nGulls destroy crickets 1848, 280-1.\nGully, S., missionary, 402.\nGunnell, Francis, saw-mill of, 596.\nGunnison, Lt J. W., in Stansbury's survey 1849-50, 463-467; survey expedt. and massacre 1853, 467-71; The Mormons, 464.\nGunlock, founded 1857, 601.\nH\nHadlock, Reuben, presdt of English mis., 408.\nHaefle, Leo, editor, 716.\nHaight, Isaac C., missionary, 402; at Mtn Meadows massacre, 552; accuses immigrants, 549; indicted, 564.\nHale, Emma, marries Joe Smith 1826, 45.\nHale, Isaac, daughter marries Joe Smith 1826, 45.\nHall, Alfred, missionary, 402.\nHall, Joseph, editor, 716.\nHall, Wm, Abominations of Mormonism, crit., 150, 152.\nHalsey, W. L., of Uintah Road Co., 609.\nHamblin, Jacob, witness in Lee trial, 567; miss. of, 599; founded Sta Clara, 601.\nHamblin, W., founded Gunlock, 601.\nHamilton, church organized 1836, 403.\nHamilton, of Mtn Meadow party, 551.\nHancock, Joseph, pioneer of \u201947, 272.\nHancock, Levi, sent to Missouri, 84; pres. of seventies, 199; song by, 244; legislator, 458.\nHancock, Oliver, sent to Missouri, 84.\nHancock, Solomon, of council of twelve, 108.\nHand-cart emigration, acct of, sufferings and mishaps, 422-430.\nHanks, E. K., mail service, 501.\nHanks, Sidney A., pioneer of \u201947, 272.\nHanson, Hans C., pioneer of \u201947, 272.\nHardin, commis. to Nauvoo, 211-12.\nHarding, S. S., apptd gov., 605; rule, 609; superseded, 621.\nHarmon, A. M., pioneer of \u201947, 272.\nHarmon, Jesse P., capt. of militia, 442; alderman, 450.\nHarney, Brig.-gen., comd of expedt., 497; remarks, 512.\nHarper, C. A., pioneer of \u201947, 272.\nHarriman, H., sent on miss. 1834, 104.\nHarrington, L. E., laid out town site, 312.\nHarris, B. D., sec. of ter., 456; disputes with, 458-60.\nHarris, G. W., signs memorial, 134; of high council, 198.\nHarris, Martin, aids J. Smith, 47-50; plates shown to, 59; character, 63; pays for printing Mormon book, 63-4; sent on miss., 104; secedes, 118; death, 675.\nHarris, Moses, founded Harrisburg, 601.\nHarrisburg, founded 1860, 601.\nHarrison, E. L. T., trial of, 647-9.\nHarrisville, founded, 318.\nHartnett, John, sec. of ter., 539.\nHarvest feast in 1848, 282.\nHaslem, James, testimony of, 544; witness at Lee trial, 567.\nHaun's mill, tragedy at, 1838, 128.\nHawkins, Thos, convicted of polygamy, 393, 663.\nHawks, Nathan, at Salt Lake from Cal., 285.\nHawks, Wm, at Salt Lake from Cal., 285.\nHawley, C. M., assoc. judge, 662.\nHaws, Peter, supervised buildings at Nauvoo, 145; missionary, 402.\nHead, Norwell M., missionary, 402.\nHeber City, coty seat, 608.\nHeddrick, Bishop, goes to Missouri, 612.\nHedlock, Reuben, miss. to England, 197.\nHeitz, Capt. A., discovers copper mine, 741.\nHendrix, James, bishop 1849, 290.\nHenrie, Wm, pioneer of \u201947, 272.\nHerriman, H., presdt of seventies, 199.\nHewd, Simeon, pioneer of \u201947, 272.\nHeywood, J. L., bishop, 290; settles at Nephi, 313; draughts constitution, 440; supervisor of roads, 443; U. S. marshal, 456.\nHibbard, Davison, general of legion, 146.\nHickenlooper, Wm, bishop, 290.\nHickman, Wm A., arrested, 663.\nHicks, John A., presdt of elders, 199.\nHicks, Samuel, capt. in legion, 147.\nHigbee, C. L., col. of legion, 146.\nHigbee, Elias, apptd histn 1838, 83; coty judge, 124; university regent, 146.\nHigbee, F. M., col of legion, 146; enmity to Smith, 170.\nHigbee, Isaac, bishop, 290; rept on Inds, 309; grist-mill, 327.\nHigbee, John M., at Mtn Meadows massacre, 552-3; indicted, 564.\nHigbee John S., pioneer of \u201947, 272.\nHigbee, Joseph, killed in Ind. fight, 310.\nHiggins, Alfred, in charge of mail, 501.\nHiggins, Edwin, sec. of ter., 658.\nHill, Alex., settler at Mendon, 597.\nHill, Robt, settler at Mendon, 597.\nHills, G., publisher of Times and Seasons, 109.\nHinckle, G. M., acts of, accusations against, 131.\nHiram, Smith removes to, 1831, 88.\nHockaday & Magraw, mail contract, 501-2.\nHoffman, Col, at Camp Scott, 628.\nHoge, Judge. atty in Lee trial, 565.\nHolladay, Ben, of Uintah Road Co., 609.\nHolland, miss. work in, 411.\nHolman, Jacob H., Ind. agent 1851-4, 478.\nHolman, John G., pioneer of \u201947, 272.\nHolmes, Milton, sent on mission 1834, 104.\nHolmes, Nathan, missionary, 402.\nHomans, Sheppard, in Gunnison party, 468.\nHomer, Russell, of carrying co., 298.\nHooper, Wm H., chosen senator, 605; Uintah Road Co., 609; director Z. C. M. I., 652; del. to Congress, 665; biog., 666; director silk assoc., 727.\nHooperville, settlement, 701.\nHopkins, Chas, grant to, 483.\nHorne, M. J., director Silk Assoc., 727.\nHorner, J. M. & Co., merchants, 763.\nHorn Silver mine, outcrop, 744.\nHouses at Salt Lake 1847, 276-7; description of, 292.\nHouston, Isaac, founds Alpine City, 318.\nHoward, Nahum, testimony of, 60.\nHoward, Sumner, dist atty in Lee trial, 566.\nHowd, Simeon F., settler in Beaver coty, 598.\nHowell, Wm, miss. to France, 411.\nHudson's Bay Co., traders 1848-51, 327.\nHuitt, W., missionary, 402.\nHumphrey, S., sent to Missouri, 84.\nHunt, Jefferson, pilots co. to Cal., 299; founds Huntsville, 601,\nHunter, Edw., bishop, 290; order of Enoch treasurer, 361; biog., 774.\nHunter, J. D., missionary, 402.\nHuntington, D. B., capt. in legion, 147; trader with Inds, 310.\nHuntington, Wilford, of high council, 199.\nHuntsville founded, 601; settlement, 701.\nHurlbut, Dr, trial of, 95.\nHurt, Garland, report on Inds, 477; Ind. agent, 478.\nHuston, J., missionary, 402.\nHyde, John, Mormonism, crit., 125, 150-2.\nHyde, Orson, baptized, 89; apostle, 111, 344; secedes, 118; address, 192; of travelling council, 198; dedicates temple, 206; joins immigrants, 218; missionary work, 253; lays out Ogden, 307; editor Frontier Guardian, 325; missionary, 402; promotes canal co., 483; probate judge, 591; biog., 773.\nHyde Park founded, 597.\nHyde, Wm, miss. to New Zealand, 410.\nHyrum founded, 598.\nI\nIdaho, Josephites in, 646; Mormon settlements, 693.\nIllinois, settlements in, 136; arbitrary acts, 216; schism spreads to, 644.\nImmigration, Perpetual Fund Co., 415; ships, 419; overland travel, 420-2; classes of emigrants, 421; hand-cart emigration, 423-33.\nImports, 759-61.\nIndependence, Mormons at, 1831-2, 78, 85, 86; presecutions at, 1833, 101-2; Mormons in prison, 139.\nIndian agencies established, 455.\nIndians, complaints of, 273; sell children, 278; measles among, 278; ill feeling, 309; attack on, 309-10; fight with, 312; council at S. L. City, 313; outbreaks, 472-80, 630-2; treaties with, 477, 634; in Mtn Meadow massacre, 550-5; reservation, 634-6.\nIndustries of ter., 279, 327-8.\nIngersoll, Peter, testimony against Smiths, 41.\nInsurance, 766.\nIowa, Mormons in, 140, 693; schism spreads to, 644.\nIowa City, point of outfit, 423.\nIreland, miss. work in, 409.\nIron, deposits in ter., 322, 735.\nIron coty, organized, 449; judicial dist, 539; coty seat, 608; iron deposits, 735.\nIron-works, 734-5.\nIrrigation, co. for, incorporated, 608; results of, 722-4.\nIvory, Matt., pioneer of \u201947, 272.\nJ\nJack, James, sec. of order of Enoch, 361.\nJackman, Levi, of council of twelve, 108; pioneer \u201947, 272.\nJackson coty, persecutions in, 1833, 98-104.\nJackson, H. C., saw-mill of, 598.\nJacobs, Norton, pioneer of \u201947, 272.\nJacobs, Sanford, at Salt Lake from Cal., 285.\nJames, Saml, missionary, 402.\nJennings, Wm, Material Progress of Utah, 331; director Z. C. M. I., 625; prest silk assoc., 726; vice-prest U. Cent. R. R., 756; biog., 764-5.\nJerusalem, Mormonism preached at, 413.\nJohnson, Aaron, of high council, 198; legislator, 458; grant to, 609.\nJohnson, Artemas, pioneer of \u201947, 272.\nJohnson, Ben. F., legislator, 458.\nJohnson, Edward, apostatized, 90.\nJohnson, Eli, apostatized, 90.\nJohnson, Joel H., bishop, 290.\nJohnson, John, apostatized, 90.\nJohnson, Luke, pioneer of \u201947, 272; apostle, 344; founds St John, 601.\nJohnson, L. E., apostle, 344.\nJohnson, Lyman, sent oil mission, 104.\nJohnson, Nephi, laid out Virgin City, 599.\nJohnson, Philo, pioneer of \u201947, 272.\nJohnson, Col Sidney, in comd of expedt. 1837, 512; arrival of, 518.\nJones, Capt. Dan., emigrant party of, 297.\nJones, D. W., mission to Mexico, 412.\nJones, Henry, murder of, 563.\nJones, James N., founds Fairview, 601.\nJones, Nathaniel V., miss. to Calcutta, 410; alderman, 450.\nJordan River, naming of, 266; bridge over, 279; surveyed, 466.\nJoseph, settlement, 706.\nJuab Coty, organized, 449; judicial dist, 539; coty seat, 608.\nJubilee at Sweetwater, 1847, 269.\nJustice, administration of, 447-8.\nJuvenile Instructor, newspaper, 715.\nK\nKamas, settlement of, 595.\nKanab, settlement, 707.\nKane, Col, aids Mormons, 241; The Mormons, 330; mission of, 524-9.\nKane coty, judicial dist, 539; settlements in, 599, 707; coty seat, 608.\nKanesville, founding of, 273.\nKanosh, Chief, trial of, 493.\nKay, John, attempt to coin, 291.\nKay, Wm, founds Kaysville, 315; legislator, 458.\nKaysville, founded, 315; conference at, 540; origin of name, 700.\nKearns, Saml, wounded in Ind. fight, 310.\nKearny, Gen., orders raising of battle, 241.\nKeele, Alex., murder of, 474.\nKeller, Alex., settles at Slaterville, 318.\nKelly, James, presdt of univer., 146.\nKelsey, Eli B., supports Godbeite movement, 649.\nKelsey, Stephen, pioneer of \u201947, 282.\nKendall, Levi N., pioneer of \u201947, 272.\nKeokuk, Mormons settle at, 140.\nKern, R. H., in Gunnison party, killed, 468, 470.\nKeyes, Robt, attempt. murder of, 569.\nKimball, Ellen S., pioneer of \u201947, 272.\nKimball, H. C., apostle, 111, 344-5; signs memorial, 134; at New York, 142; university regent, 146; address, 192; miss. to England, 197, 405; of travelling council, 198; joins immigrants, 218; holds service in valley, 263; at Salt Lake, 283; lays out Ogden, 307; biog., 436; chief justice, 443; grant to, 451, 609; legislator, 458; promotes water co., 483; mail contract, 500-3.\nKimball, W. H., overtakes emigrants, 425; arrested, 663.\nKing, Judge A. A., holds court of inquiry, 122, 132.\nKing, Isaac, testimony of, 61.\nKing, Wm A., pioneer of \u201947, 272.\nKinnamon, R. H., missionary, 402.\nKinney, John F., chief justice, 462, 604.\nKirtland, missionaries at, 75-8; conference, 84; persecutions, 91; temple, 94, 112; mil. co. organized, 105; Safety Soc. Bk established, 113; Josephites at, 646.\nKlineman, Conrad, pioneer of \u201947, 272.\nKlingensmith, P., indicted for murder, 564; settles at Toquerville, 599.\nKnight, at Mtn Meadows massacre, 554.\nKnight, Joseph, aids Joe Smith 1829, 58.\nKnight, Lenos M., regent of university, 146\nKnight, Newel, of council of twelve, 108, 198.\nKnight, Vinson, stockholder in Nauvoo, 145; university regent, 146; presdt of bishopric, 199.\nKreymyer, C. M., captain in legion, 147.\nKudgerson, Jacob, bishop at Fort Gunnison, 601.\nL\nLafayette coty, refuge taken in, 1833, 102.\nLain, Joaquin, in expedt. 1776-7, 9.\nLaird, Jas, settler at Wallsburg, 595.\nLajeunesse, F., in Fremont's expedt. 1843, 32.\nLake, Geo., settles in Arizona, 693.\nLake, Henry, testimony of, 60.\nLake View founded, 601.\nLamanites, hist. of, 51-4, 69; miss. to, 75, 79, 599.\nLamareaux, A. L., missionary, 402.\nLambdin, Mrs, testimony of, 61.\nLambson, A. B., missionary to Jamaica, 410.\nLamoreaux, Capt., trading post of, 298.\nLamoreaux, A. L., legislator, 458.\nLaney, Wm, attempted murder of, 569.\nLangton, Robt, settles in Cache coty, 547.\nLangton, Seth, settles in Cache coty, 597.\nLaramie, hand-cart emigrants at, 425.\nLark, Hark, pioneer of \u201947, 272.\nLathrop, A. A., left for Cal., 273.\nLatter-day Saints, church organized, 65; name adopted, 107.\nLatter-day Saints Messenger and Advocate, established 1833, 104.\nLaw, Wm, stockholder in Nauvoo, 145; enmity to Smith, 170; councillor, 198.\nLaw, Wilson, regent of university 146.\nLawrence supports Godbeite movement, 649.\nLayton, Christ., director Utah Cent. R. R., 756.\nLee, John D., Mormonism Unveiled, crit., 150-3; comd of hunting co., 287; store at Tooele, 315, locates ranch, 318; missionary, 402; Mtn Meadows massacre, 548-55; trial, 564-8; confession, 569; execution, 570-1; biog., 571.\nLegislature, actions of, 483, 607-9.\nLehi, founded 1851, 311; incorporated, 450.\nLeonard, Truman, miss. to Calcutta, 410.\nLewis, Albert, founded Richfield, 706.\nLewis, Tarlton, pioneer of \u201947, 272.\nLewiston, settlement, 702.\nLibrary in Salt Lake City, 325.\nLincoln, Presdt, first appointments, 604; funeral exercises at S. L. City, 625-6.\nLindforth, James, works of, 602.\nLiptoote, of Gunnison party, 470.\nLittle, Andrew, major of militia, 442.\nLittle, Ferezmore, direc. of order of Enoch, 361; mail contract, 501, direc. U. Cent. R. R., 756.\nLittle, Jesse C., seeks U. S. aid, 240; pioneer \u201947, 272; promotes water co., 483; atty, 489.\nLittle Salt Lake, explored 1849-50, 315.\nLittleton, coty seat, 608.\nLocust Creek, Mormons at 1846, 222.\nLogan City, founded, 596; coty seat, 608; Zion's Cooperative Mercantile Institution, branch at, 653; college, 708; banks, 765.\nLondon, work at, 407.\nLosee, John G., pioneer of \u201947, 272.\nLoup River, Mormons cross, 255; Pratt's co. at, 267; ferry, 274.\nLovejoy, A. L., in Utah 1842, 32.\nLoveland, Chancey, pioneer of \u201947, 272.\nLowe, David T., apptd chief justice, 665.\nLowry, John, bishop, 290.\nLucas, Gen., persecution of Mormons, 130-3.\nLucas, Gov. Robt, friendly to Mormons, 155.\nLucero, Juan de A. y S., in expedt 1776-7, 9.\nLuddington, E., missionary, 402.\nLumber, scarcity of, 262-3.\nLyman, Amasa, in jail, 139; col of legion, 146; councillor, 199; with immigrants, 218; pioneer of \u201947, 272; apostle, 345; missionary, 402; at Lincoln's funeral exercises, 626.\nLyman, Francis M., apostle, 345, 680.\nLynne, settlement at, 1849, 308.\nLyon, W. P., general of legion, 146.\nLytle, Andrew, expedt against Inds 1850, 309, 310.\nM\nMackley, Jeremiah, missionary, 402.\nMaddison, John F., settler at Providence, 598.\nMaeser, R., editor, 717.\nMail service, 320, 500-4, 769-70.\nMallory, Elisha, grist-mill at Willard, 318.\nMallory, Lemuel, grist-mill at Willard, 318.\nMammoth mine, 744.\nManchester, work at, 1839, 406-7.\nMann, S. A., sec. of ter., 658.\nManti, founded, 313; grist-mills, 327; incorporated, 450; coty seat, 608; hist. of, 705-6.\nManufactures, acct and value of, 733-4.\nMaps, mythical, 1605, 1611, 6, 7; Escalante's route 1776-7, 10; Timpanogos Val., 13; Utah 1826, 19; Green River country, 24; Bonneville's, 26; Utah and Nev. 1795, 27; Rector's, 1818, 27; Finley's, 1826, 28; war in Missouri, 121; settlements in Illinois, 136: Mormon route 1846, 222; about the Missouri, 237; Mormon route 1847, 254; corral of wagons, 255; fort at Salt Lake 1848, 277; settlements 1852, 306; seal of ter., 406; Gunnison massacre, site, 469; Utah campaign, 513; Mtn Meadows, 550; Salt Lake City 1860, 580; settlements 1862, 594; Deseret alphabet, characters, 713.\nMarble, Saml H., pioneer of \u201947, 272.\nMarkham, Stephen, actions at Nauvoo, 225; col of pioneer band, 253; pioneer \u201947, 272.\nMarks, Wm, stockholder in Nauvoo, 145; university regent, 146; rejoins church, 641.\nMarriage, ceremony of, 353, 354.\nMarrion, Francis, biog., 680.\nMarriotsville, settlement at, 308.\nMarsh, T. B., allowed to preach, 75; sent to Missouri, 84; of council of twelve, 108; secedes, 118; excommunicated, 197; apostle, 344.\nMarshall, gold discovery in Cal., 302.\nMarshall, Geo., founds Lake View, 602.\nMartial law, declared 1857, 509.\nMartin, Moses, founds Lake View, 601.\nMarvin, Edward, sent on mission 1834, 104.\nMatthews, Joseph, pioneer of \u201947, 272.\nMaugham, Peter, locates Wellsville, 596.\nMaugham, Wm H., saw-mill of, 596. Maxwell, Geo. R., contests election to congress, 665.\nMcArthur, Duncan, missionary, 402.\nMcAuley, Jno., miss. to Scotland, 409.\nMcCord, Alex., Josephite missionary, 645.\nMcCreary, M., settler at Willard, 318.\nMcCue, Peter, presdt of Glasgow conference, 409.\nMcCulloch, Maj. B., apptd peace commis., 531.\nMcCurdy, Solomon, asso. judge, 621.\nMcDonald, A. F., treatment by Military, 660.\nMcDougal, J. A., commis. to Nauvoo, 211.\nMcFarland, Dan., at Mtn Meadows massacre, 553.\nMcFarland, Wm, founds West Weber, 601.\nMcFarlane, John, atty in Lee trial, 565.\nMcGaffee, Elder, miss. to Ireland, 410.\nMcKay, Wm H., stage robbery by, 661.\nMcKean, James B., apptd chief justice, 662; actions and blunders of, 663-5.\nMcKee, Redick, testimony of, 62.\nMcKenzie, David, sec. of order of Enoch, 361.\nMcKenzie, T., store of, 312.\nMcLean, Hector, murders P. P. Pratt, 546.\nMcClellan, W. E., rebuked, 88; of council of twelve, 108; apostle, 344.\nMcLeod, Rev. Norman, at Lincoln's funeral exercises, 626.\nMcMurdy, Sam., at Mtn Meadows massacre, 554; witness at Lee's trial, 567.\nMcRae, Alex., trial of, and sentence, 131; col of legion, 146.\nMeeyers, Geo., settler, 307.\nMehrteens, of Gunnison party, 470.\nMelchisedec priesthood, conferred 1830, 64, 84; acct of, 341.\nMendon, settlement at, 597.\nMerrill, Ira, killed by Inds, 597.\nMerrill, Philemon C., settled in Arizona, 694.\nMethodists, school, 708.\nMexico, miss. work in, 412; settlement, 694.\nMiera y Pacheco, B., in expedt. 1776-7, 9.\nMiles, Albert, wounded in Ind. fight, 310.\nMiles, Daniel, presdt of seventies, 199.\nMill Creek, bridge built 1848, 279.\nMillard coty, organized, 449-50; judicial dist, 539; coty seat, 608; settlements, 702.\nMiller, D. A., founds Farmington, 318.\nMiller, George, supervised buildings at Nauvoo, 145; university regent, 146.\nMiller, John N., testimony of, 60.\nMiller, Joseph, testimony of, 62.\nMiller, W., legislator, 458; treatment by military, 660.\nMills, Geo., pioneer of \u201947, 272.\nMills, Wm, killed, 475.\nMills, W. G., song by, 523.\nMillville, founded 1860, 598.\nMilton founded 1856, 596.\nMinerals, list of, 322.\nMineral springs, analyses, 330.\nMinersville founded, 599.\nMining, resources of Summit coty, 594; Cache coty, 596; hist. of, 734-50; discouraged by church, 740.\nMiracles, the first, 68; limited, 75.\nMirage, description of, 30.\nMissionaries sent to Europe, 197, 270; duties of, 354-6.\nMissions, labor of missionaries and work done, 397-415.\nMissouri, missionaries in, 78-9, 236-251; property in, 96; persecutions, 98-105, 126-136; march to, 1834, 105-8; map of war, 121; expulsion from, 136; affairs in, 1847, 273-4; schism spreads to, 644.\nMitchell, Dr, characters submitted to, 49.\nMitchell, A. J., left on Missouri, 274.\nMojaves, the, treatment of explorers 1826, 23.\nMontana, Mormons in, 1880, 693.\nMontierth, A. M., settler at Paradise, 598.\nMontrose, Mormons at, 1846, 233.\nMoore, David, recorder at Ogden, 308.\nMoquis, the, expedt. recd by, 1776, 17.\nMorgan coty, judicial dist, 539; origin of name, 596; coty seat, 608.\nMorley, riot at, 1845, 208-9.\nMorely, Isaac, sent to Missouri, 84; farm sold, 88; in jail, 102; signs memorial, 134; settles in S. Pete Val., 308; grist-mill, 327; legislator, 458.\nMormon battalion, organization of, 1846, 241; in Cal. 1846-7, 242-5.\nMormon book, plates discovered 1823, 43; translated, 47-51; contents, 60-2; printing of, 1830, 63; translation continued, 88.\nMormon Island, gold discovered, 302.\nMormons, church organized, 64-6; first conference, 67; period of prosperity, 80-2; persecutions, 98-104; expulsion from Missouri, 135; at Nauvoo, 143-93; expulsion from Nauvoo, 209-35; at the Missouri, 236-51; received by natives, 236; apply for U. S. aid, 240; organize battl., 241-2; sufferings, 246-9; migration to Utah, 252-74; map of route, 254; jubilee 1847, 269; affairs at Pueblo, 273-4; emigration to Cal., 301; prosperity 1850-52, 321-30; first mission, 399; work in foreign countries, 405-15; accused of Gunnison massacre, 470; treatment of Inds, 471-80; tactics 1857, 511; industrial and social condition, 576-90; conference 1877, 677-80; disfranchised, 685; population 1880, 693.\nMormonism, story of, 1820-44, 36-192; what is it, 333-4; tenets of church, 334-41; sacred books, 341; priesthood, 341-9; tithing, 349-52; polygamy, 352-96.\nMoroni, appearances of, 1820-7, 42-6.\nMoroni City, founded 1859, 601.\nMorrill, Justin S., bill against polygamy, 606.\nMorris, Capt. R. M., in Gunnison party, 468-9.\nMorrisite troubles 1862-3, 615-21.\nMorris, Joseph, doctrine of, 615; warrant against, 616; defeat and death of, 617-18.\nMorse, Justus, captain in legion, 147.\nMoses, Julian, missionary, 402.\nMott, Stephen, laid out town site, 312.\nMountain Meadows massacre, acct of, 1857, 543-71.\nMount Pisgah, Mormons at, 1846, 222; camp at, 246-8.\nMount Pleasant incorporated, 706.\nMowers, Wilson G., settler in Beaver coty, 598.\nMuir, W. S., biog., 700.\nMulholland, James, clerk to Smith, 83.\nMulliner, Sam., missionary to Scotland, 409.\nMuniz, Andres, in expedt. 1776-7, 9.\nMuniz, Lucrecio, in expedt. 1776-7, 9.\nMunroe, James, murder of, 460.\nMurdock, John, sent to Missouri, 85; of council of twelve, 108; signs memorial, 134; bishop, 290; miss. to Australia., 410.\nMurry, Carlos, pioneer of \u201947, 272; massacred with family, 477.\nMurray, Gov. E. H., arrival of, 687; official actions of, 688-90.\nMusser, Amos Al., miss. to Calcutta, 310; sec. of silk assoc. 726; biog., 771-2.\nN\nNaile, John C., farm attacked by Inds, 630.\nNails, manufacture of, 317.\nNational aid, appropriations granted, 485-6.\nNauvoo founded, 141; meaning, 141; described 143-8; population, 144; Smith's death, acts of citizens, 190-2; prosperity, 206; disasters, 207; charter repealed, 208; preparations to leave, 209-13; expulsion from, 214-35; fight at, 228-30; condition 1848-50, 235.\nNauvoo House, building of, 145-6.\nNauvoo Legion organized, 146-7, 509; called out, 171; end of, 658.\nNebeker, John, Early Justice, 331; settles at Ft Supply, 595.\nNebraska, Mormons in, 693.\nNeff, John, built flouring mill, 279; founds Mill Creek, 318.\nNephi, first settlement at, 312-13; school, 324; incorporated, 450; coty seat, 608; population 1880, 703.\nNephites, history of, 51-5.\nNevada, Mormons in, 1880, 693.\nNewman, Elijah, pioneer of \u201947, 272.\nNew Mexico, trading parties from, trouble with, 475-6.\nNew Orleans, emigration from, 1851-2, 274.\nNewspapers, 89, 92, 104, 115, 325-6, 715-19; list of, 717-18.\nNewton, settlement, 702.\nNew York, Mormons in, 401, 693.\nNichols, Alvin, grant to, 609.\nNichols, Joshua R., biog., 748.\nNicholson, John, editor, 716.\nNidever, George, in Walker expedt. 1832-3, 25.\nNixon, Wm, merchant, 763.\nNorth Ogden, town, 701.\nNorton, J. W., pioneer of \u201947, 272.\nNorwich, work at, 407.\nNewland, Jabez, wounded in Ind. fight, 310.\nO\nOgden founded, 307-8; incorporated, 450; coty seat, 608; Z. M. C. I. branch at, 653; account of, 700; banks, 765.\nOgden Junction, newspaper, 716.\nOgden, Peter Skeen, with party on Humboldt River 1825, 21.\nOgilbie locates mine, 741.\nOhio, church established in, 1833, 94-5.\nOlivares, Lorenzo, in expedt. 1776-7, 9.\nOlney, John F., capt in legion, 147.\nOlds, Luther, arrest of, 592.\nOmahas, the treatment of Mormons, 236; land of, 274.\nOntario mine, value of, 744.\nOphir dist, value of ores, 742.\nOrder, Loge, establishment of, 361-2.\nOrmsby, Mayor, attacked by Inds, 630.\nOrr, wounded in Ind. fight, 310.\nOwen, Robt, miss. to Calcutta, 410.\nOwen, Seely, pioneer of \u201947, 272.\nP\nPace, James, settler at Payson, 312.\nPack, John, major of pioneer band, 253; pioneer \u201947, 272; hunting co., 287; miss. to France, 411.\nPackard, Noah, councillor, 199.\nPadilla, Father Juan de, exped. of, 1540, 1.\nPage, Edwin, settler, 307.\nPage, John E., address, 192; of travelling council, 198; apostle, 345; missionary, 402.\nPage, Hiram, plates shown to, 1829, 59; controversy with Smith, 69.\nPah Utes, massacre by, 1853, 468-70. Palmyra founded, 312; school, 324; incorporated, 450.\nPapillon Camp, fever at, 248.\nParadise founded, 598.\nParagoonah founded, 318.\nParish, Saml, grist-mill, 327.\nPark City, settlement, 702.\nParker, Zadock, missionary, 402.\nParks, Gen., acts towards Mormons, 122-3.\nParowan founded, 216; iron-works, 327; incorporated, 450; immigrants at 548; coty seat, 609; leading industries, 706.\nParowan agency, 455.\nPartridge, Edw., conversion and hist., 81; miss. work, 84-5; tarred and feathered, 100; signs memorial, 134.\nParvan, agency, 455.\nPatrick, Mr, meetings at house of, 404.\nPatten, D. W., organizer of the Danites, 124-5; apostle, 344.\nPatterson, Robert, testimony of, 60; Who Wrote the Book of Mormon? 61.\nPayson, migration to Cal. from, 304; founded, 312; incorporated, 450; immigrants at, 547.\nPeace commissioners, 531.\nPeery, David H., biog., 701.\nPeniston, Wm, attacks Mormons, 120.\nPenrose, C. W. biog., 719.\nPeoa founded 1860, 595.\nPerkins, Andrew H., coty commisr 1848, 287.\nPerkins, Wm G., councillor S. L. City 1851, 450.\nPerkins, Wm J., bishop 1849, 290.\nPerpetual Emigration Fund Co. organized, work of, 415-16.\nPeterson, James J., killed by Inds, 633.\nPeterson, Ziba, miss. work, 75-8; punishment, 86.\nPettigrew, David, bishop 1849, 290.\nPetty, A., missionary, 402.\nPhelps, Judge, allays fury of citizens, 190.\nPhelps, W. W., joins church, 85; church printer, 89; starts newspaper, 89, 92; of council of twelve, 108; secedes, 118; draughts constitution, 440; legislator, 458; university regent, 709.\nPhilharmonic Society, 585.\nPhillips, Edw., founds Kaysville, 315.\nPickett, Wm, conduct at Nauvoo, 226-7.\nPied Riche, Chief, reception of Mor. mons, 236.\nPierce, Eli H., pioneer of \u201947, 272.\nPiercy, Fred., miss. to France, 411.\nPioneer anniversary, celebrations of, 293-4, 504.\nPitkin, Geo. O., bishop, 598.\nPittsburg, Rigdon at, 641.\nPittsburg mine, sale of, 743.\nPiute coty, judicial dist, 539; coty seat, 608; organized, 705; sulphur-beds, 739.\nPlain City founded, 601.\nPlano, headquarters of Josephites, 646.\nPlates, the, finding and description of, 42-4; witnesses to, 59.\nPleasant Grove founded, 312; incorporated, 450.\nPleasant Valley, coal deposits in, 737.\nPolice statistics 1882, 393-4.\nPolk, Presdt, Mormons seek aid from, 240.\nPolygamy, revelation on, reception and practice 1843, 158-68; revelation to J. Smith, 160; as a, church tenet, 370; celestial marriage, 370-1; argument of civilization, 371-5; reply, 375-95; proposed remedies, 395-6; bills against, 606-7, 682-7; attempts to suppress, 772-3.\nPolysophical Society, 585.\nPomeroy, Francis M., pioneer of \u201947, 272.\nPoole, John R., visit to Snake River, 693.\nPopulation, census returns 1850, 328-9; 1854-60, 484.\nPorter, James, saw-mill, 327.\nPorter, W. T., biog., 700.\nPost, Stephen, missionary, 402.\nPottawattamies, the, treatment of Mormons, 236.\nPotter, arrest and killing of, 628-9.\nPotter, Wm, of Gunnison party, 470.\nPowell, David, pioneer of \u201947, 272.\nPowell, L. W., apptd peace commisr, 531.\nPratt, Addison, miss. to Sandwich Isl., 412.\nPratt, Orson, recorder, 83; sent to Missouri, 84; of council of twelve, 108; at New York, 142, 213; prof. at university, 146; address, 192; of travelling council, 198; with immigrants 1846-7, 218, 258; enters Salt Lake Val., 260; holds service, 263; takes observations, 264; apostle, 344-5; miss. work, 402-5; founded St George, 600; death, 681; university regent, 709.\nPratt, Parley, conversion and hist., 71-4; miss. work, 75, 84, 92, 197, 253, 400-5, 408; arrested, 78; of council of twelve, 100; apostle, 111, 344-5; trial and sentence, 131; in jail, 139; at New York, 142; address, 192; joins immigrants 1846, 218; companies of, 266-7; in charge of camp, 271; letter of, 1848, 284; explores Little Salt Lake, 315; murdered, 546-7; denounces Gladdenites, 644.\nPresidency organized 1833, 94.\nPreston, W. B., settler at Logan City, 597.\nPrice founded, 601.\nPriesthood, officers of, 1841, 198-9; order, 341-9.\nPrior, opinion of Smith, 187-8.\nProvo founded, 310, school, 324, 708; incorporated, 450; immigrants at, 547; troops, conduct at, 660.\nProvo Canal Co. incorporated, 483.\nProvo Manufacturing Co. incorporation of, 483.\nProvo river, expedt. at, 1776, 14.\nPublic buildings at Salt Lake 1849, 292-3.\nPueblo, Mormon detachment at, 243; affairs at, 1847, 273.\nPulsipher, Zera, presdt of seventies, 199; councillor, 450.\nPurisima River, expedt. at, 1776, 11.\nPyper, Alex. C., director silk assoc., 727; biog., 775-6.\nQ\nQuincy, Mormons at, 1839, 136; actions of citizens 1845, 209-11.\nR\nRailroad overland, mem. for, 462-3.\nRandall, Pugsley, & Co., facty of, 733.\nRandolph, settlement, 702.\nRappelye, Tunis, pioneer of \u201947, 272.\nRayboult, Benj. G., biog., 709.\nReal and personal property, value 1860, 577.\nReddin, Jackson, pioneer of \u201947, 272.\nReed, Amos, sec. of ter., 621.\nReese, John, settles in Carson Val., 590.\nReese, John and Enoch, business of, 763.\nReid, Lazarus H., ch. jus. of ter., 461.\nRemy, Jules, works of, 602.\nReorganized Church of Latter-day Saints, creation of, 644-6; headquarters, 646; creed of, 646.\nRevenue of ter. 1853, 482.\nReynolds, Geo., conviction of, 683.\nRice, Joel, in Quincy deputation, 228.\nRich, C. C., gen. of legion, 146; of high council, 198; apostle, 345; draughts constitution, 440; advice to emigrants, 547; biog., 775.\nRich coty, judicial dist, 539; settlements, 702.\nRichards, F. D., asst recorder, 83; Narrative, 330; apostle, 345; pres. of church in Scotland, 409; overtakes immigrants, 425; biog., 436, 774; director of Iron co., 483; at Lincoln's funeral exercises, 626; newspaper, 716.\nRichards, Mrs F. D., Reminiscences of, 246, 330.\nRichards, Jos., miss. to Calcutta, 410.\nRichards, Phineas, missionary, 402; legislator, 458.\nRichards, Sam., miss. in Scotland, 409, 416; councillor, 450; university regent, 709.\nRichards, Willard, recorder, 83; maj. of legion, 146; confined with Smith, 178-82; address, 189, 191-2; of travelling council, 198; joins immigrants 1846, 218; holds service in valley, 263; city named after, 318; editor Deseret News, 326, 715; apostle, 344-5; biog., 435; elected sec. of state, 443; legislator, 458.\nRichardson, Darwin, miss. to Jamaica, 410.\nRichardson Point, Mormons at, 1846, 222.\nRichfield, founding of, 706.\nRichland coty, coty seat of, 608.\nRichmond, Mormons in prison at, 139.\nRider, Simonds, apostatized 1832, 90.\nRigdon, Sidney, conversion 1830, 75; miss. work, 76-87; vision, 90; persecution, 90; apptd councillor, 94-5; lectures by, 111; oration, 120; trial and sentence, 131; in prison, 139; prof. at university, 146; aspirations, trial, excommunicated, biog., death, 198-202.\nRivers of ter., 322.\nRoad companies incorporated, 608-9.\nRoberts, Clark, attacked by Inds, 474.\nRobins, T. F., founds Scipio, 601.\nRobinson, E., publisher of Times and Seasons, 109; university regent, 146.\nRobinson, G. W., church recorder, 83; in prison, 139; gen. of legion, 146.\nRobinson, King, murder of, 627-8.\nRobinson, Lewis, councillor S. L. City, 450.\nRock Salt, mountain of, 739.\nRockwell, O. P., attempts assassination Gov. Boggs, 156; pioneer \u201947, 272; left for Cal., 273; murders by, 562-3; arrested, 663.\nRockwood, A. P., gen. of legion, 146; pioneer \u201947, 272; legislator, 458.\nRogers, David, conversion of, 401.\nRogers, Noah, miss. to Sandwich Isl., 412.\nRogers, Ross R., house at Provo, 311.\nRolfe, Benj. W., pioneer of \u201947, 272.\nRollins, J. H., bishop at Minersville, 599.\nRooker, Joseph, pioneer of \u201947, 272.\nRose, Stephen B., Ind. sub-agent, 478.\nRoseborough, Judge, disgust of, 362-5.\nRoundy, Shadrach, presdt of bishopric, 199; in charge of cattle, 265; pioneer \u201947, 272; of carrying co., 298.\nRowberry, John, explores Jordan Val., 314; legislator, 458.\nRoyle, Henry, miss. to Wales, 409.\nRuddock, S. A., claim of, 20.\nRush Valley dist, mines of, 742.\nRussell, Amasa, erects carding-machine, 279.\nRussell, Isaac, miss. to England, 405.\nRussell, Wm G., settles at Kamas, 595.\nRust, W. W., ascent of Twin Peaks, 265.\nS\nSafety Society Bank, hist. of, 1836-8, 113-14.\nSt Charles, coty seat, 608.\nSt George founded, 600; coty seat, 608; described, 707; banks, 765.\nSt John founded, 601.\nSt Louis, Mormons at, 79, 399.\nSan Antonio de Padua River. See Provo River.\nSan Bernardino, Mormon colony at, 505, 592-3, 642.\nSan Buenaventura River. See Green River,\nSan Clemente River. See White River.\nSan Cosme River named 1776, 11.\nSan Diego, Mormon battal. at, 245.\nSandusky, missionaries at, 78.\nSandwich Islands, missionary work in, 412.\nSan Francisco, Mormons at, 285.\nSan Francisco dist, mines of, 744-5.\nSan Juan coty organized, 705.\nSan Juan River, expedt. at, 1776, 9.\nSan Pete coty organized, 449; judicial dist, 539; coty seat, 608; settlements, 705-6.\nSan Pete Valley, settlements in, 313-14; coal deposits, 737.\nSanta Clara founded, 601.\nSanta Fe, expedt. from, 1775, 9; return to, 1776, 17; Mormon battal. at, 243.\nSanta Isabel River named 1776, 16.\nSantaquin founded 318.\nSalem founded, 601.\nSalina settlement, 706.\nSalt Lake City, site chosen, 264; named, 265; immigrants at, 297-301, 547; population 1850, 328; warm spring baths, 330; hand-cart immigrants, 428; convention, 440; election, 1849, 443; incorporated, 450; peace commis. at, 531; advance of army, 533; city deserted, 535; description of, 580-5, 694-9; charter amended, 608; Lincoln's funeral exercises, 626; Josephite movement, 645-6; Godbeite meeting, 648-9; constitutional convention, 687; hospitals, 693; banks, 765.\nSalt Lake coty organized, 449; acct of, 699.\nSalt Lake Daily Herald, 715.\nSalt Lake Daily Times, 716.\nSalt Lake Tribune established, 654.\nSalt Lake Valley, co. selected to go to, 1845, 215.\nSalt Lake water-works, co. incorporated, 483.\nSalt Lake and Western R. R., building of, 758.\n'Saluda' steamer blown up 1852, 274.\nSavage, Levi, opposition of, 424.\nSaw-mills at Salt Lake 1848, 279.\nSayers, H., missionary, 402.\nSchettler, P. A., sec. of order of Enoch, 361; treasurer silk assoc., 726.\nSchiel, Dr James, in Gunnison party, 468.\nSchindle, George, col of legion, 146.\nSchisms and apostasies 1844-69, 641-55.\nSchofield, Joseph S., pioneer of \u201947, 272.\nSchoes, Geo., pioneer of \u201947, 272.\nSchools, hist. of, 707-13.\nScientific society, 585.\nScipio founded, 601.\nScotland, miss. work in, 409.\nScott, Capt., fight with Inds, 312.\nScott, Jacob, sent to Missouri 1831, 84.\nScott, John, col of militia, 442.\nScott, Gen. Winfield, opinion of expedt., 497.\nScovil, L. N., capt. in legion, 147.\nSearle, John C., settler at Payon, 312.\nSericulture, value of, 726.\nSerra, Junipero, memorial of 1773, 8.\nSessions, Peregrine, founds Bountiful, 307.\nSeventies, duties of, 346, 347.\nSevier coty, judicial dist, 539; coty seat, 608; organized, 706.\nSevier Lake, expedt. at, 1776, 16.\nSevier River, Gunnison party at, 468; Aitken murder, 562.\nShaffer, J. Wilson, apptd gov., 658; career, 658-661; death, 661.\nSharp, John, director order of Enoch, 361; woollen-mills, 732; biog., 755.\nShaver, Leonidas, asso. judge, 461.\nShearer, Dan., missionary, 402.\nShearer, Norman B., missionary, 402.\nSheets, Elijah, direc. of order of Enoch, 361.\nSherwood, Henry G., stockholder in Nauvoo, 145; of high council, 198; pioneer \u201947, 272; legislator, 458.\nShilling, W. N., biog., 766.\nShirtleff, Vincent, councillor S. L. City, 450.\nShirtliff, L. A., missionary, 402.\nShirts, Peter, besieged by Inds, 633.\nShoensburg, founded, 601.\nShoshones, hostility, 472; treaties, 477, 634; attack settlements, 630; defeated, 631.\nShumway, A. P., pioneer of \u201947, 272.\nShumway, C., pioneer \u201947, 272; at Sevier River, 316; saw-mill, 327; legislator, 458.\nSilver Bell mine, richness of, 743.\nSilver Reef City, incorporated, 746.\nSimpson, G., leads mob against Mormons, 1833, 100.\nSimpson, J. H., explor. expedt., 752.\nSimpson's route, 751.\nSinclair, C. E., assoc. judge, 500; actions, 539-40.\nSingleton, Col, actions against Mormons, 227-8.\nSioux, the, robberies by, 268-9.\nSirrine, M., missionary, 402.\nSkelton, Robt, miss. to Calcutta, 410.\nSlater, Rich., at S. L. from Cal., 285.\nSlaterville, settlement, 308, 318, 701.\nSloan, Edw. L., editor, 716.\nSloan, James, col of legion, 146; dist clerk, 287; miss. to Ireland, 410.\nSmelting-works, production of, 748-9.\nSmith, Capt., pilots co. to Cal. 1849, 299.\nSmith, A. J., left on Missouri, 274.\nSmith, Alexander, at Nauvoo after exodus, 644; Josephite missionary, 645-6.\nSmith, Alfred, joins Gladdenites, 643; arrested, 644.\nSmith, Alvin, death of, 1825, 44.\nSmith, D. B., col of legion, 146.\nSmith, D. C., publisher of Times and Seasons, 109.\nSmith, Dan., settles at Uintah, 319.\nSmith, David Hyrum, at Nauvoo after exodus, 644; Josephite missionary, 645-6.\nSmith, Don Carlos, presdt of highpriests, 199.\nSmith, Elias, university regent, 709; biog., 775.\nSmith, Emma, hymn-book of, 74.\nSmith, Geo. A., recorder, 83; address, 192; ordained elder, 197; of travelling council, 198; joins immigrants, 218; holds service in valley, 263; pioneer \u201947, 272; building at Provo, 311; lays out town site, 312; builds fort, 316; apostle, 345; promotes canal co., 483; grant to, 451; legislator, 450; director Z. C. M. I., 652; biog., 671-2.\nSmith, Hyrum, baptized, 58; plates shown to, 59; receives P. Pratt, 71-4; sent to Missouri, 84; trial and sentence, 131; in prison, 139; stockholder in Nauvoo, 145; university regent, 146; arrested, 175; death, 179; patriarch, 198.\nSmith, James A., grist-mill, 327.\nSmith, Jedediah S., trapping expedt. 1826, 22-3.\nSmith, Jesse, sent on mission, 104.\nSmith, John, biog., 679.\nSmith, John G., bishop, 597.\nSmith, John H., apostle, biog., 345, 681.\nSmith, John S., biog., 700.\nSmith, Joseph, parentage and birth, 40; spiritual manifestations, marriage, persecutions, translates plates, organizes church, 1820-30, 40-70; missionary work 1830-34, 74-110; tarred and feathered, 92; banking operations, 113; starts newspaper, 115; persecuted, 122-31; in prison, 139; founds Nauvoo, 141; actions at, 1840-4, 143-88; revelation on polygamy, 160; candidate for presidency, 168; arrest and murder, 175-83; character, 184-88.\nSmith, Joseph, Sr, character and family, 40, 41; revelation to, 50; conversion, 58; plates shown to, 59.\nSmith, Jos., Jr, missionary, 402; establishes reorganized church, 644; pres. Josephites, 646.\nSmith, Joseph F., apostle, 345; biog., 434; actions against Josephites, 646; councillor, 680.\nSmith, Maj. Lot, operations of, 515-16.\nSmith, Oliver, testimony of, 60.\nSmith (Peg-leg), in J. S. Smith's expedt., 23.\nSmith, S. H., sent to Missouri, 84; university regent, 146; death, 189; converts B. Young, 195; pres. of bishopric, 199.\nSmith, Samuel, baptized 1829, 58; plates shown to, 59.\nSmith, T. L., mountaineer, offer of, 291.\nSmith, Wm, legislator, 142; address, 192; of travelling council, 198; apostle, 344-5; goes to Illinois, 642.\nSmith, W. H., settler at Coalville, 595.\nSmithfield, founded, 597; hematite beds, 735.\nSmoot, A. O., assists immigrants, 283; bishop, 290; meets army, 503; woollen-mill, 732.\nSmoot, Wm C., pioneer of \u201947, 272.\nSnake River, first Mormon visit to, 693.\nSnell, Geo. D., biog., 704.\nSnider, J., supervised buildings at Nauvoo, 145; university regent, 146; miss. to England, 405.\nSnider, Sam., settles in Summit coty, 594.\nSnow, B., amateur actor, 584.\nSnow, Eliza R., biog. and bibliog., 719; vice-presdt silk assoc., 726.\nSnow, Erastus, enters Salt Lake Val., 260; pioneer \u201947, 272; apostle, 345; missionary, 402-11; draughts constitution, 440; director iron co., 483; founds St George, 600; biog., 775.\nSnow, Lorenzo, presdt of camp, 247; aids immigrants, 283; founds Brigham City, 318; apostle, 345; miss. to Switzerland, 412; presdt Polysophical Sec., 585; biog., 774.\nSnow, Willard, maj. of militia, 442; legislator, 443, 458.\nSnow, Wm, magistrate, 287; alderman, 450.\nSnow, Zerubbabel, assoc. judge, 456; university regent, 709.\nSnyder, J. A., in Gunnison party, 468.\nSnyder, Sam., grant to, 609.\nSoda Springs, military post-at, 620; Z. C. M. I. branch, 653.\nSorrow, John C., survivor of Mtn Meadows massacre, 558.\nSotomayor, Pedro de, in Cardena's expedt., 1, 4.\nSouthern Utonian, newspaper, 716.\nSouth Pass, Mormons arrive at, 256.\nSouth Weber, first located, 318.\nSpaniards, discoveries of, 1540-1777, 1-17.\nSpanish Fork incorporated, 450: founded, 601; settlers at, 704.\nSpanish Fork reservation, 630.\nSpanish River, expedt. at, 1776, 14.\nSpaulding, John, testimony of, 60.\nSpaulding, Rev. S., fictitious hist. by, 60-2; The Manuscript Found, 60.\nSpencer, Daniel, deposed as mayor, 206; legislator, 458; university regent, 709.\nSpencer, Orson, professor at university, 146, 709; legislator, 458.\nSpicer, Wells, atty in Lee trial, 565.\nSpiers, J., founds Plain City, 601.\nSpring City, incorporated, 706.\nSpringville, founded, 318; incorporated, 450; immigrants at, 547.\nStaines, A. W. C., adopted by Brigham Young, 361.\nStaines, Wm C., librarian 1852, 325.\nStakes of Zion, division, 347-8.\nStansbury, Capt. H., survey expedt. 1849-50, 463-7; An Expedt. to the Valley of the Gt. S. L., 465.\nStayner, Arthur, miss. to France, 411.\nStenhouse, T. B. H., works of, 636-7; supports Godbeites, 649; editor D. Telegraph, 715.\nSteptoe, Lt-col, investigations by, 492-4.\nStevens, wounded in Ind. fight, 310.\nStevens, Roswell, pioneer of \u201947, 272.\nStevens, Sidney, biog., 716.\nStewart, And. J., settler at Payon, 312.\nStewart, Benj. F., pioneer of \u201947, 272.\nStewart, Ivin, occupies Harrisville, 318,\nStewart, Levi, missionary, 402.\nStewart, James W., pioneer of \u201947, 272.\nStiles, Geo. P., assoc. judge, 462; chief justice, 488; character, 489.\nStoal, Josiah, Joe Smith works for, 1825, 44.\nStock-raising, description and value of, 729-32.\nStoddard, John, biog., 733.\nStokes, Rev. G., at Lee's execution, 570.\nStoker, John, representative 1851, 458.\nStout, Hosea, maj. of legion, 146; capt. night guard, 282; legislator, 458; atty, 489; arrested, 663-4; university regent, 709.\nStrang, J. J., revelations of, 641.\nStrangites, the, sect of, 641.\nStrickland, O. F., assoc. judge, 662.\nStringham, Briant, pioneer of \u201947, 272.\nSugar Creek, first Mormon camp 1846, 218.\nSulphur, discoveries of, 739.\nSumme, Gilburd, pioneer of \u201947, 272.\nSummit coty, judicial dist, 539; coty seat, 608; limits, 702; coal deposits, 737.\nSupply trains, burning of, 515-16.\nSutherland, atty in Lee trial, 565.\nSutter's Mill, gold discovery 1848, 301-2.\nSutter's Fort, cannon from, 278.\nSweden, miss. work in, 411.\nSweetwater, emigrants encamp at, 426.\nSwitzerland, miss. work in, 412.\nT\nTabernacle, services in, 358, 588-9.\nTaft, Seth, pioneer of \u201947, 272; bishop, 290.\nTanner, Thomas, pioneer of \u201947, 272.\nTaxation, 767-8.\nTaylor, John, signs memorial, 134; university regent, 146; confined with J. Smith, wounded, 1844, 178-83; address, 189-92; of travelling council, 198; joins immigrants, 218; missionary work, 253, 408, 410-11; in charge of camp, 271; Reminiscences, 330; apostle, 345; conversion, 403-5; biog., 433; draughts constitution, 440; assoc. judge, 443; elected pres. of church, 678-80; appearance and mien, 682.\nTaylor, Norman, pioneer of \u201947, 272.\nTaylor, P. G., reoccupies Harrisville, 318.\nTeasdale, Geo., apostle, 345, 681; biog., 681.\nTelegraphs, first message, 770; lines in operation, 771-2.\nTemple at Kirtland, 94, 112-13; Zion, 95-6; Nauvoo, 144, 206-7; Salt Lake City, 264, 582.\nTerritorial Inquirer, newspaper, 716.\nTerritory, admission as, 453-4; seal of, 460.\nTexas, Mormon settlement in, 642.\nThatcher, Aaron, settler at Logan City, 597.\nThatcher, Hezekiah, wealth of, 597.\nThatcher, John, settler at Logan City, 597.\nThatcher, Moses, apostle, 345; director order of Enoch, 361.\nTheatricals at Salt Lake, 1849, 295.\nTheobald, Wm, relocates Duncan's retreat, 601.\n'The Revenue Cutter,' leathern boat, 255.\nThe True Latter-day Saint's Herald, Josephite newspaper, 646.\nThompson, Chas, missionary, 402.\nThompson, Elder R. B., death of, 1841, 83.\nThomas, Robt T., pioneer of \u201947, 272.\nThorington, Wm, execution of, 592.\nThornley, John, settles in Cache coty, 597.\nThornton, H. M., pioneer of \u201947, 272.\nThorpe, M. B., pioneer of \u201947, 272.\nThurston, T. J., occupies Morgan coty, 596.\nTimber, scarcity of, 323, 727.\nTimes and Seasons, hist. of, 109.\nTimpanogos Lake. See Utah Lake.\nTintic dist, mines in, value, 743-4.\nTippitts, I. H., pioneer of \u201947, 272.\nTithing, law of, 349-52.\nTitus, John, chief justice, 621.\nTizon River discovery of, 1540, 3, 4.\nTobar, Pedro de, expedt. of, 1540, 1-4.\nTobin, Lt, attempted murder of, 569.\nTolman, Cyrus, explores Jordan Val., 314.\nTooele City founded, 315; mills, 327; incorporated, 450; population 1880, 703.\nTooele coty organized, 449; judicial dist, 539.\nToquerville founded, 599.\nTownsend, hotel-keeper, 582.\nTrade, 578-9.\nTrappers, expedts of, 1778-1846, 18-35.\nTruman, Jacob house at Peoa, 595.\nTruthteller, periodical, 642.\nTullidge Bros support Godbeite movement, 649.\nTullidge, E. W., works of, 636.\nTullidge's Quarterly Magazine, first appearance, 716.\nTurley, Theodore, signs memorial, 134.\nTurpin, Jesse, miss. to Jamaica, 410.\nTusayan, Spaniards at, 1540, 1, 2.\nTwin Peaks, ascent of, 1847, 265.\nTyler, Daniel, Hist. of Mormon Battl., 245; missionary, 402.\nU\nUintah agency, 455.\nUintah coty organized, 704.\nUintah dist, mines of, 744.\nUintah reservation, Indians at, 635-6.\nUintah River, expedition at, 1776, 11.\nUniversity at Nauvoo, officers, 146; Deseret, 323-4, 709-15.\nUtah, origin of name, 34-5; migration to, 1847, 252-74; settlement and occupation, 1847-52, 305-20; boundaries, 321; physical features, 322; land and waters, 322; flora and fauna, 323; as a ter. 1849-53, 439-80; seeks state admission, 483-4; 687; expedt. to, 1857, 496-8; martial law, 509; war 1857-8, 512-40; reformation, 540-2; map of settlements, 594; refused state admission; 606; limits curtailed, 623; disturbances, 626-9; commercial control, 651-5; climate, 691; population, 1880-3, 692-4; towns and settlements, 694-707; schools, 707-15; journalism, 715-19; agriculture, 720-8; stockraising, 729-32; manufactures, 733-4; mining, 734-50.\nUtah Central R. R., building of, 756.\nUtah coty organized, 449; judicial dist, 539; coty seat, 608; description of, 703-4.\nUtah Eastern R. R., building of, 758.\nUtah Lake, expedt. at, 1776, 11-13; fort built, 1825, 21; Fremont at, 33; outlet, 263; surveyed, 465.\nUtah Magazine, offence to church dignitaries, 647; acct of Godbe trial, 649.\nUtah and Northern R. R., building of, 757.\nUtahs attack settlers, 305-6; disturbances with, 474-6; outbreak of, 632-3; treaty with, 634.\nUtah Silk Association incorporated, 726.\nUtah Southern R. R., building of, 756-7.\nV\nVance, Wm P., pioneer of \u201947, 272.\nVan Cott, John, marshal of Pratt's comps, 267.\nVan Cott, James, direc. of order of Enoch, 361.\nVan Vliet, Capt., at S. L., actions of, 505-9.\nVaughn, Vernon H., appointed gov., 661.\nVazquez de Coronado, Francisco, journey of, 1540, 1.\nVermilion, settlement, 706.\nVirgin City founded, 599.\nVirginia City, origin of name, 590.\nVoice of Warning, issue of 1837, 115.\nW\nWadsworth, A., bishop at Easton, 308.\nWages, 578.\nWaite, Chas B., associate judge, 605; resigns, 621.\nWaite, Mrs C. V., The Mormon Prophet, 637.\nWakefield, Joseph, sent to Missouri, 84.\nWales, miss. work in, 409.\nWalker, arrest and escape of, 628, 629.\nWalker, chief of Utes, 313; character, 473-4; treatment of Mormons, 474; war with, 474-5; death, 477.\nWalker Bros support Godbeite movement, 649; persecution of, 652, 654; first shippers of ore, 741.\nWalker, Henson, pioneer of \u201947, 272.\nWalker, Joseph, expedt. of 1832-3, 25.\nWalker war, 1853, 473-5; cost of, 479.\nWall, Wm, settler at WalIsburg, 595.\nWallsburg, settlement at, 595.\nWalton, Alfred, settler at Willard, 318.\nWalton, Mrs, conversion of, 404.\nWandell, C. W., miss. to Australia, 410.\nWandell, Wesley, missionary, 402.\nWanship, coty seat, 608.\nWard, Austin N., The Husband in Utah, 602.\nWard, Elijah, at Sevier River, 316.\nWardel, Geo., pioneer of \u201947, 272.\nWadsworth, Abiah. grant to, 483.\nWarner, John E., killed, 475,\nWarren, Major, protects Mormons, 223-4.\nWarren, W. B., com. to Nauvoo, 211.\nWasatch coty, judicial dist, 539.\nWashington coty organized 1852, 450; judicial dist, 539; settlements in, 600-1; coty seat, 608.\nWashington ter., Mormons in 1880, 693.\nWashoe Val., settlement in, 592.\nWatts, Robt, settles at South Weber, 319.\nWeaver, Franklin, grant to, 609.\nWebb, Edw. M., missionary, 402.\nWeber, C. M., in Bartleson party, 29.\nWeber coty organized, 449; judicial dist, 539; coty seat, 608; settlements in, 700-1.\nWeber River, Fremont's expedt. at, 32.\nWeiler, Jacob, pioneer of \u201947, 272.\nWeld, John F., col of legion, 146.\nWells, Daniel H., university regent, 146, 709; comd of Mormons at Nauvoo, 228; call for vols, 309; Narrative, 331; vice-pres. order of Enoch, 361; in jail, 393; maj.-gen. of militia, 442; atty-gen. 443; legislator, 458; ferry right, 483; actions at Echo Canon, 513-15; witness in Lee trial, 567; postpones militia mustering, 659; arrested, 663-4; at B. Young's funeral, 671-2; biog., 678-9.\nWells, J. S., settles at Willard, 318.\nWells, Lyman B., settler at Willard, 318.\nWellsville, founded, 596.\nWest Indies. miss. work in, 410.\nWestern Monitor, incendiary articles of, 1833, 101.\nWeston, John, murder by, 569.\nWest Weber founded, 601.\nWheeler, John, pioneer of \u201947, 272.\nWhite, O., missionary, 402.\nWhite River, expedt. at, 1776, 11.\nWhitlock, Harvey, sent to Missouri, 84.\nWhitman, Marcus, in Utah 1842, 32.\nWhitmer, Christian, plates shown to, 50; of council of twelve, 108.\nWhitmer, David, baptized 1829, 58; plates shown to, 59; sent to Missouri, 84; pres. council of twelve, 108; secedes, 118.\nWhitmer, Jacob, plates shown to, 59.\nWhitmer, John, plates shown to, 59; church historian, 82; excommunicated, 83; asst pres. council of twelve, 108.\nWhitmer, Peter, baptized, 58.\nWhitmer, Peter, Jr, plates shown to, 59; miss. work, 75, 78.\nWhitney, Horace K., pioneer of \u201947, 272.\nWhitney, N. K., at Kirtland, 89; bishop, 89-90; university regent, 146; treasurer of ter., 443.\nWhitney, Orson K., pioneer of \u201947, 272.\nWhipple, Edson, pioneer of \u201947, 272.\nWight, Lyman, sent to Missouri, 84; of council of twelve, 108; arrested and released, 122; disperses mob, 123-4; trial and sentence, 131; supervises Nauvoo buildings , 145; address, 192; apostle, 345; leader of Texas colony, 642.\nWild, H. B., settler at Coalville, 595.\nWild beasts, depredations by, 277-8.\nWillard City founded, 318.\nWilles, Wm, miss. to Calcutta, 410.\nWilliams, acts at assassination of Smith, 178-83.\nWilliams, A. B., settler at Coalville, 595.\nWilliams, Alex., trading with Inds, 309; in Ind. fight, 310; saw-mill, 327; legislator, 458.\nWilliams, Almon K., pioneer of \u201947, 272.\nWilliams, Christopher, bishop, 290.\nWilliams, F. G., conversion, 78; remains at Kirtland, 88; councillor, 94; paymaster Kirtland co., 106.\nWilliams S., presdt of elders, 199.\nWilliams, Thomas, murder of, 489.\nWillie, James G., capt. of hand-cart co., 423-7.\nWillow Creek, emigrants buried at, 427.\nWilson, arrest and killing of, 628-9.\nWilson, Alex., U. S. atty, 539.\nWilson, Dunbar, of high council, 198.\nWilson, G., ascent Twin Peaks, 265.\nWilson, Gen. J., consultation with Young, 446; Ind. agent, 478.\nWinchester, Benjamin, missionary, 402.\nWolfskill, Wm, trapping expedt. 1830, 23-4.\nMormon's Exponent, woman's right paper, 716.\nWoman suffrage, first instance, 282; granted, 657.\nWood, G. D., mayor of Springville, 704.\nWood, John, in Quincy deputation, 228.\nWoodward Geo., pioneer of \u201947, 272.\nWoodruff, Wilford, asst recorder, 83; address, 192; ordained elder, 197; of travelling council, 198; dedicates temple, 206; joins immigrants, 218; holds service in valley, 263; pioneer \u201947, 272; Journal, 331; apostle, 345; biog. 435; legislator, 458; pres. scientific soc., 585.\nWoods, Geo. L., apptd gov., 661; character, 661-2; career, 662-4; retired from office, 667.\nWoodson, Sam. H., mail contract, 501.\nWoodworth, L., col of legion, 147.\nWool business, value of, 731-2.\nWoollen-mills, hist. of, 732-3.\nWoolley, Sam. A., miss. to Calcutta, 410.\nWoolley, Edwin D., missionary, 402; legislator, 458.\nWoolsey, Thomas, pioneer of \u201947, 272.\nWordsworth, Wm, pioneer of \u201947, 272.\nWorkman, Oliver G., delegate to Wash., 447.\nWright, Aaron, testimony of, 60.\nWright, Alex., miss. to Scotland, 409.\nWright, Jonathan C., magistrate, 287.\nWyandos, the, miss. labors among, 399.\nWyoming ter. organized, 623; Mormons in, 693.\nX\nXongopabi, Spaniards at, 1776, 17.\nY\nYates, Rich., Murder of, 393.\nYearsley, David D., coty com., 287.\nYoung, A., missionary, 402.\nYoung, Ann Eliza, suit for divorce, 393.\nYoung, Brigham, sent to Missouri, 104; apostle, 111, 344-5; signs memorial, 134; at New York, 142; issues address, 192; pres. of church, biog., actions of, 1844-5, 193-213; circular, 215; joins immigrants, 218; activity, 249-51; at Salt Lake, 1847, 261, 283; rebaptized, 265; revelation, 267; supt of camps, 282; thanks battl., 286; issues currency, 291; denounces Cal. emigration, 303-4; founds Ogden, 307; message, 1852, 327; grist-mill, 327; in England, 406; gov. of ter., 443, 455-6; grants to, 451, 609; opposes U. S. survey, 464; as a dictator, 481-2; promotes co., 483; reappointed gov., 493; actions for defence, 503; reception of Van Vliet, 505-9; proclamation, 509; investigates Mtn Meadows massacre, 558; threatened arrest, 572-3; dispute, with U. S. officials, 610; denounces Gladdenites and Godbeite movement, 644-8; last days of, 656-76; arrested, 663; death, 669; character, 672-4; will, 675-6; woollen-mill, 732; pres. U. Cent. R. R., 756.\nYoung, Brigham, Jr, apostle, 345.\nYoung, Mrs C. D., pioneer \u201947, 272; A Woman's Experience, 331; biog., 331.\nYoung, Harriet P., pioneer of \u201947, 272.\nYoung, Isaac P. D., pioneer of \u201947, 272.\nYoung, John, first patriarch, 195; pres. of Pratt's companies, 267; death, 675.\nYoung, John W., at Brigham Young's funeral, 671; sec. U. Cent. R. R., 756.\nYoung, Joseph, presdt of seventies, 199; legislator, 458.\nYoung, Lorenzo D., pioneer of \u201947, 272.\nYoung, Lorenzo Z.. pioneer of \u201947, 272.\nYoung, Phineas H., pioneer of \u201947, 272.\nYoung, Seraph, first woman voter, 657.\nYoung, Zina D., director silk assoc., 727.\nYount, Geo. C., in Wolfskill expedt. 1830, 24.\nYutas, the, reception of Spaniards 1776, 10-13.\nZ\nZion City founded, 87.\nZion's Cooperative Mercantile Institution, extent of operations, 652-3.","title":"History of Utah, 1540-1886: Index","type":"page"}