Journal [microform] 1882, (Typescript).

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Journal [microform] 1882, (Typescript).

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Born in Pike County, Illinois, son of Stephen Joseph Abbot and Abigail Smith. Family background; conversion to Mormonism of his parents in 1839; removal to Nauvoo, Illinois, 1842; their hardships; exodus west. Included is a sketch of the lives of his parents which describes the following: father's priesthood offices; his 1842 "temporal" mission to gather funds to build the Nauvoo Temple; mission to Wisconsin; his marriage to Abigail Smith; exodus west; his death; Abigail's remarriage to James Brown as a plural wife; Brown's enlistment in the Mormon Battalion; settlement in Ogden, Utah, on land purchased from the Mexican Government; pioneer life and family data.

13 p. ; partial reel : microfilm ; 35 mm.

Harold B. Lee Library

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