Certificates and a letter, 1856-1858.

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Certificates and a letter, 1856-1858.

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Microfilmed copies of a certificate of membership in the Utah territorial legislature, a certificate verifying that Dame was an elder in the Mormon Church, and a letter, dated 12 Aug. 1858, of an "investigating committee" of prominent Mormons (including the apostle, George Albert Smith) stating that complaints against Dame were without foundation. The nature of these complaints was not stated.

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Harold B. Lee Library

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Latter-day Saints' College (Salt Lake City, Utah)

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