Autobiography and journal [microform] (Typescript).

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Autobiography and journal [microform] (Typescript).

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Born in Leeds County, Upper Canada, son of Arza Judd, Jr. and Lucinda Adams. Early life; death of his mother, 1834; memories of his father's second wife, Jane McMann Stoddard; conversion of the family to Mormonism, 1837; subsequent move to Kirtland, Ohio; immediate preparations made for moving to Missouri with the Saints; memories of hearing the mob roar when Joseph and Hyrum Smith surrendered to them at Far West, Missouri; move to Illinois; mantle of the Prophet on Brigham Young; working and living in Nauvoo, Illinois; preparations for the exodus west; member of the Mormon Battalion; arrival in Salt Lake Valley, 1848; discovery of gold in California; Indian trouble in Provo, Utah; removal to Parowan, Utah; marriage to mary Minerva Dart, 1852; removal to Kanab, Utah, 1870; labor on the St. George Temple.

44 p., 31 p.; partial reel : microfilm ; 35 mm.

Harold B. Lee Library

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