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  • #redirect [[Martha Peacock: Mormon Scholar]]
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  • '''Martha Jane Horne Tingey''' was the second general president of the [[Young Women] {{DEFAULTSORT:Tingey, Martha Horne}}
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  • [[Image:Martha-J-Perkins-Howell.jpg|175px|thumb|alt=Martha Ann Jane Stevens Perkins Howell |right]] ...lake Stevens (1854 – 1937) and was named after her maternal grandmother, Martha Vilate Crosby Flake, who had been a slave during the Mormon migration to th
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  • [[Image:Martha_Peacock.jpg|300px|thumb|alt=Martha Peacock Mormon Scholar|right]] '''Martha Moffitt Peacock''' is an art historian and professor of art history and wom
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  • '''Martha McBride Knight Kimball''' was a founding member of the Female [[Relief Soci Martha migrated to the Salt Lake Valley in 1850 and settled in Weber County, Utah
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  • [[Image:Martha_Hughes_Cannon.jpg|250px|thumb|alt=Martha Hughes Cannon Mormon|left]] '''Martha “Mattie” Maria Hughes Cannon''' was a physician, a woman’s rights suf
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  • '''Martha Jane Knowlton Coray''' was an pioneer Church member with two distinctions: ...was kind to the Saints by employing some and providing housing for others. Martha heard sermons from leaders of [http://comeuntochrist.org The Church of Jesu
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  • [[Image:Martha-J-Perkins-Howell.jpg|175px|thumb|alt=Martha Ann Jane Stevens Perkins Howell |right]] ...lake Stevens (1854 – 1937) and was named after her maternal grandmother, Martha Vilate Crosby Flake, who had been a slave during the Mormon migration to th
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  • [[Martha Hughes Cannon|Cannon, Martha Hughes]] · [[Martha McBride Knight|Knight, Martha McBride]] ·
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  • ...f the Crosby family in Mississippi about the same time Green was baptized. Martha was born in 1828 in Mississippi and came to Utah in 1848. ...en in 1872, and Abraham (Abe), born in 1857 and later married Mary Steele. Martha (Crosby) Flake died on 20 January 1885.
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  • ...come senior food editor at Martha Stewart Living, Martha Stewart Kids, and Martha Stewart Weddings for six years. She freelanced for a few years and then was Tara has appeared on The Today Show, the Martha Stewart Living show, and Food Network.
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  • [[Image:Martha_Hughes_Cannon.jpg|250px|thumb|alt=Martha Hughes Cannon Mormon|left]] '''Martha “Mattie” Maria Hughes Cannon''' was a physician, a woman’s rights suf
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  • '''Martha Jane Knowlton Coray''' was an pioneer Church member with two distinctions: ...was kind to the Saints by employing some and providing housing for others. Martha heard sermons from leaders of [http://comeuntochrist.org The Church of Jesu
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  • ...which shall not be taken away from her” (v. 42). It was praiseworthy for Martha to be “careful and troubled about many things” (v. 41), but learning th
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  • After his mission concluded, he returned to Utah and married Martha Sharp on September 15, 1933. He also studied at the University of Utah. ...lovakia. By March 15, 1939, the Nazis occupied Czechoslovakia. Wallace and Martha had their third child.
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  • Following the death of her brother, Lazarus, Martha, the beloved disciple and friend of the Lord, declared with what must have ...ancial hardship, or a plethora of other possibilities—may we remember Martha and declare our similar ''certain'' witness: “''But I know … [and] I be
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  • [[Image:Martha_Peacock.jpg|300px|thumb|alt=Martha Peacock Mormon Scholar|right]] '''Martha Moffitt Peacock''' is an art historian and professor of art history and wom
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  • ...r of 1812 and served from 1814 to 1815. He met and married his first wife, Martha Johnson, in 1815, and lived in Philadelphia; Belmont County, Ohio; Jefferso ...e and Martha settled in Chester County where he taught in a Quaker school. Martha died in 1828 after the birth of their fourth child. Soon after, Gause moved
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  • '''Martha McBride Knight Kimball''' was a founding member of the Female [[Relief Soci Martha migrated to the Salt Lake Valley in 1850 and settled in Weber County, Utah
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  • '''Martha Jane Horne Tingey''' was the second general president of the [[Young Women] {{DEFAULTSORT:Tingey, Martha Horne}}
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  • ...chester, New York. Since 1998, Osguthorpe has held the [[Martha Jane Coray|Martha Jane Knowlton Coray]] University Professorship at BYU.
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  • ...ner, illustrator, and writer. Her book titles include ''Bone Soup'', and ''Martha Moth Makes Socks''. She illustrated ''Part-time Princess'' and titles in th She worked as an art director for Martha Stewart and has done design work for L. L. Bean, Habitat for Humanity, Read
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  • ...ordinary life of midwife Martha Ballard, ''A Midwife’s Tale: The Life of Martha Ballard, Based on Her Diary, 1785–1812'', garnered her a Pulitzer Prize.
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  • ...d.jpg|300px|thumb|right|frame|Sculptor Ben Hammond with pre-cast statue of Martha Hughes Cannon]] The Utah Legislature voted in 2018 to send the statue of [[Martha Hughes Cannon]], the first female state senator in Utah and the nation, to
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  • :* [[Martha McBride Knight]] ...in the Thirteenth Ward Meeting House with Matilda Dudley as President and Martha J. Corary as secretary. That organization continued for three years and ke
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  • #redirect [[Martha Peacock: Mormon Scholar]]
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  • ...mple, John tells the story of a man named Lazarus, the brother of Mary and Martha, who had been dead four days. The Savior commanded his dead body to come fo
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  • ...ood. Her daughter Mae Taylor Nystrom later served as second counselor to [[Martha Horne Tingey]], second general president of the Young Ladies’ Mutual Impr
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  • '''Martha LaVern Watts Parmley''' served as the fifth general president of the [[Prim
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  • ...was ill for several months after his birth. She gave birth to a daughter, Martha Ann, on May 14, 1841.
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  • ...hurch: Three Decades of Remarkable Growth Among the Latter-Day Saints''; ''Martha: A Historical Novel''; and a biography of [[Jack Anderson]].
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  • He and his wife, Martha, were the parents of three children. He died on March 10, 2016.
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  • ...that experience and training, she interned and made guest appearances at ''Martha Stewart Living'' and on Food Network’s ''Semi-Homemade Cooking with Sandr
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  • ...s an American actress, singer, and dancer who made her major film debut as Martha Cox, the smart girl who secretly loved to “pop and lock,” in the three
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  • ...d national recognition. Her events and catering tips are often featured in Martha Stewart’s wedding website, “The Knot,” Colin Cowie’s television sho
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  • He was born in 1943 in Chicago, Illinois, the only son of W. Ferrin and Martha Whitaker. His father was a commercial artist, designer, painter, and owner
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  • ...irst wife had died of cholera at Rush Creek, Missouri, in 1834. He married Martha H. Raymond on December 1835. She died in 1875. He was living in Emporia, Ka
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  • He had four sisters – Mary Montgomery Ball, Lucy Montgomery Ball, Martha Violet Ball, and Hannah Burdine Ball. All four sisters became women’s rig
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  • ...de ''Women of the Old Testament''; ''In the Hands of the Potter''; ''Mary, Martha and Me''; ''Lessons from Eve''; and ''Too Much to Carry Alone''. She co-aut
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  • ...s include Godiva, ''InStyle'', ''Southern Living'', ''Weight Watchers'', ''Martha Stewart Living'', Target, Walmart, West Elm, and HP.
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  • ...ions. Her friendship with the executive opened internship doors at Follow, Martha Stewart, ''The Daily Show with Jon Stewart'', CBS Prime Time Casting, and '
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  • ...Sony Online Entertainment. Concept art and storyboards for BBDO New York, Martha Stewart Living Omnimedia, Nitro Group NY, Precedence Entertainment, Saberto
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  • : “It’s about Christ, but it’s really about Peter and Mary and Martha and all of those people and their relationship with Christ,” Gardner said
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  • ...rom Church-owned [[Brigham Young University]] in 1884. In 1896, he married Martha A. Jones.
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  • ...'s major revival of ''Aspects of Love'' by Andrew Lloyd-Webber. She played Martha Sowerby in ''The Secret Garden''.
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  • ...ith whom he had a son, [[Joseph F. Smith|Joseph Fielding]], and a daughter Martha.
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  • Hyrum G. Smith and his wife, Martha, were the parents of six children.
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  • ...stepmother, two sisters, and stepbrother [Joseph F. Smith]] and stepsister Martha in the 1848 Heber C. Kimball company. He later traveled back to lead two co
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  • Wells was born on August 11, 1859, to [[Daniel H. Wells|Daniel H. and Martha Wells]]. His father was a leader in the Church of Jesus Christ and served a
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  • ...always won first prize in exhibitions. “His paintings of Lake Mary, Lake Martha and Lake Solitude at Brighton, also showed his skill in the combination of
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  • ...Broadway stage manager. He was an assistant stage manager on a tour of the Martha Graham Dance Company and later managed for Katharine Cornell and Guthrie Mc
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  • ...h Jay Leno, ''Good Morning America'', ''Today'', and ''The View'' to ''The Martha Stewart Show'', ''Public Radio’s Performance Today'', as well as ''The Ne
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  • ...Iowa State University. She used those degrees as a home economist for the Martha Logan Test Kitchen, Swift & Company, the American Meat Institute in Chicago
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  • ...[[Preston, England|Preston]], accompanied by two of his sisters, Mary and Martha, where he preached in the Semi-Episcopalian and Primitive Episcopalian chur
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  • ...Carolina, leading a large group to Utah when returned in 1869. He married Martha Francis Taylor on September 27, 1869.
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  • ...egrees. A number of women responded, including [[Ellis Reynolds Shipp]], [[Martha Hughes Cannon]], [[Romania B. Pratt Penrose]], [[Ellen Brooke Ferguson]], a
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  • :[[Martha Horne Tingey]], 1905-1929
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  • *My Dear Sister: Letters between Joseph F. Smith and His Sister Martha Ann (2011) by Richard Neitzel Holzapfel, David M. Whitchurch
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  • ...hurch of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints] in 1922 in Germany and married Martha Louise Wierner in 1923. He immigrated to Brooklyn, New York in 1926. He die
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  • ...846 in [[Iowa]]. While presiding over the British Mission, Spencer married Martha Knight. He later also married Ann Dibble, Margaret Miller, Jane T. Davis, a
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  • He had two other wives beside Mary Jones: Martha Morgan and Jane Davis. He was the father of sixteen children.
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  • ...sociation from 1929 to 1937. She served previously as first counselor to [[Martha Horne Tingey]] (from 1905 to 1929). During her tenure as president, Fox cha
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  • ...uding presidents of the United States. Lucy Bigelow Young was baptized for Martha Washington and 70 eminent women of the world.[https://www.churchofjesuschri
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  • ...ticed [[Polygamy|plural marriage]] and married Prudence McNamara and later Martha Hughes, with whom he had five more children. He was ordained a patriarch an
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  • *[https://historytogo.utah.gov/coalville/ History to Go, “Coalville,” by Martha Sonntag Bradley]
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  • ...eturned to Utah with medical expertise include [[Ellis Reynolds Shipp]], [[Martha Hughes Cannon]], [[Margaret Curtis Shipp Roberts|Margaret (Maggie) Curtis S
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  • Orr was born on March 16, 1946, to David Orr and Martha Wilder Orr in Ashburn, Georgia. The family was deeply religious and planned
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  • ...Fayette County, Kentucky, on December 14, 1796, to John McKinley Boggs and Martha Oliver. Boggs served in the War of 1812. He moved in 1816 from Lexington, K
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