Kirtland Council minute book, 1832-1837.

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Kirtland Council minute book, 1832-1837.

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Typed copy of the minutes of the Kirtland Council of the Mormon Church. The materials were recorded while the Mormon Church had its headquarters in Kirtland, Ohio. The volume includes records of activities, ordinations, blessings, and one letter from Newell Kimball Whitney. The clerks who recorded the minutes were William W. Phelps, Orson Hyde, Oliver Cowdery, and George W. Robinson. Joseph Smith, first president of the Mormon Church, presided at the meetings. The item was typed by Lyndon W. Cook.

1 v. (265 p.) + 1 index (16 p.)

Harold B. Lee Library

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