History of William Adams [microform] : typescript, 1894 / wrote by himself January 1894 age 72 years.

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History of William Adams [microform] : typescript, 1894 / wrote by himself January 1894 age 72 years.

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An autobiographical account covering his conversion to Mormonism: young life in Ireland, joining Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints, emigration to Nauvoo, life in the city, transfiguation of Brigham Young, trip across plains to Utah in 1849, settlement in Cedar City.

1 v. (34 p.) ; 29 cm.

Princeton University Library

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