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...rlington, New York, to Jared and Charity Pratt. The Pratt family, like the family of [[Joseph Smith]], struggled financially and moved several times. Jared a ...[[Oliver Cowdery]]. He was soon ordained an [[Elder]], then left to visit family. His younger brother [[Orson Pratt]] became interested in the Church and wa

...r of 1844 to find the Saints preparing to evacuate the city. He moved his family across the frozen Mississippi River as 1845 began. ...mation about Orson Pratt, his family, and his life, visit http://www.pratt-family.org

...mple]], and the [[St. George Utah Temple]]. Pratt farmed and cared for his family of six children. He painted several portraits but most of his paintings dea

...n of Mexico (he has dual citizenship in Mexico and the United States). His family then moved to El Paso, Texas, when he was thirteen years old. His father wa

...ve again on a mission to the Society Islands, or French Polynesia with his family. He and Church leaders wanted him to receive his endowment before he left,

...ost in her family life. Although she periodically traveled home to see her family, her two younger sons did not recognize her. Her husband had been gone from

...Massacre] ''Ensign'' article by Richard E. Turley Jr., Managing Director, Family and Church History Department (LDS Church) *[http://jared.pratt-family.org/parley_histories/parley-death-stephen-pratt.html The Death of Parley P.

...seph Smith]]. They left a copy of the [[Book of Mormon]] with the Richards family, and it was carefully and intelligently studied. Richards, especially, hel ...Levi Richards went to [[Kirtland]], Ohio, as delegates and leaders of the family to the truth. They accepted the gospel and remained. In the succeeding Apri

...them for a time, then sold them to an artist named James Brown. Brown’s family sold the masks to [[Wilford C. Wood]]. Upon his passing, they were part of ...f a compelling image believed to be Joseph Smith that was found in a Smith family pocket watch.

...n the Missouri to the valley of the Great Salt Lake, Governor Ford and his family moved to Peoria with the intent that he would there practice law. I now quo ...n that after his decease I should have it published for the benefit of his family. He soon after departed this life, leaving his orphan children in a destitu

...family converted to the Church of Jesus Christ and his parents brought the family to the United States when Hafen was six years old. They settled in Payson, ...ingville, Utah. He was able to study in Paris for only one year due to his family’s economic difficulties. He was the first art missionary to return to Sal

...les away. She lived with this aunt until 1910, when her father moved their family to Canada.

...ire, England on November 17, 1832. When he was a young boy, Walker and his family joined The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints and eventually immig

...on, and four years later, when Taylor came to Liverpool, the entire Cannon family was baptized into The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints; George Q ...voo]], Illinois. Ann Quayle Cannon died during the voyage. The rest of the family made it to Nauvoo in 1843. Cannon's father remarried in Nauvoo, and anothe

...uld allow. Part of the family had converted to Presbyterianism, and other family members were drawn to Methodism. Joseph, however, grew more and more confu

Dibble moved his family to Missouri in 1832 where he homesteaded a twenty-acre farm on the Whitmer ...and relics from the lifetime of the Prophet Joseph Smith. Dibble moved his family to Springville, Utah, at the time that U.S, president James Buchanan sent f

...t was through him that the family came to know of the Church. In 1837, his family moved near Quincy, Illinois. Musser was not baptized until arriving in Coun

...was ordained an elder by [[John Taylor]]. In Toronto, he met the Fielding family and fell in love with [[Mercy Fielding Thompson|Mercy]]. After their move t ...t behind a widow and a three-year-old daughter. He was buried at the Smith Family Cemetery in Nauvoo.

...isgah, she felt that others might have an interest. She suggested that the family notify Church leaders that they owned the cemetery.[https://history.churcho

...the country there are 6 missions, 499 congregations, 9 temples, and 152 [[Family History]] Centers. In Alberta, Canada alone there are 3 temples, 2 missions ...o join the Church. After Joseph's baptism, the Young brothers taught their family and friends in Canada and baptized over 150 individuals and established fou

...tory of a prophet, [[Lehi]], and it tells how this prophet, along with his family and many others, was led by God to the Americas. Traveling from Jerusalem, ...wer of Babel and traveled to America many thousands of years before Lehi's family arrived. God had sent them many righteous prophets, but by the time the Nep

...rch. After their discharge in California, he traveled eastward to meet his family on the trail in Wyoming in mid-1848. Returning to the Salt Lake Valley with

...t to replace Joseph as manager of the church’s property, Emma feared her family would be left destitute.”[https://www.churchofjesuschrist.org/study/histo

The human family experiences varying levels of health with the physical bodies we obtain upo

...ch may be called. The term "patriarch" is also applied to the father of a family.

...ugh phone calls, texts, emails, letters, contacts at church, attendance at family events, and service. Members of the Relief Society presidency hold intervie ...of a widower with nine children. Sisters banded together and provided the family with a number of items including pantaloons, mittens, and thread. Sick men

...amily. James allowed him to stay but kept his status as a slave. The Flake family, Green, and two other slaves, [[Hark Wales|Hark Lay (later Wales)]] and [[O ...us church projects. At the time, Green’s labor was accepted as the Flake family’s tithing. Popular legend states that Green Flake lived with [[Joseph Smi

Lewis’ involvement with abolitionism was a central component of his family’s history. His full name was Quaku Walker Lewis, having been named after ==Marriage and Family==

* [[Family History]] # [[Family History Library]]

...//comeuntochrist.org The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints]. The family then moved to [[Nauvoo]], Illinois, and Thomas helped construct the [[Nauvo ...e Charles C. Rich family, but stayed in Council Bluffs, Iowa, with his own family for two years. He left [[Winter Quarters]] on May 29, 1848, with [[Heber C.

...was born on April 2, 1819, in Salem, Ashtabula County, Ohio, to a farming family. He and his wife converted to [http://comeuntochrist.org The Church of Jes ...itional children while living in Santa Clara. Rachel passed away while the family lived there. Jacob married Louisa Bonelli in 1865. She bore one child while

...years old. In February 1847, he started west with [[Heber C. Kimball]]’s family. At the time he did not know where the people were going, but he supposed t ...s, John built a log house for the family for the winter and worked for the family; he was but 15 years old. He traveled to the Salt Lake Valley with his step

...ington County, Maryland, to Andrew and Delilah Abel. It is likely that his family were slaves. There is some historical evidence that he used the Underground ...ing the Salt Lake Farnham Hotel. He also performed minstrel shows with his family while living in Ogden.

Shortly after his conversion, Spencer and his family moved to [[Nauvoo]], [[Illinois]]. Spencer served as the head of the Unive ==Family==

...ed to serve the Church, serving a mission in the eastern states, while his family resided in Clay County. Returning from his mission, Elder Partridge stopped ...er Partridge's family escaped to sanctuary in Quincy, Illinois. He and his family gathered to the new city of Nauvoo, Illinois, where he was appointed to pre

...ph F. Smith,'' p. 449). He says further of the wives and children in this family: :[T]here was and is no monogamist family which could be more united. To the astonishment of the unbelieving world, t

...ut of Jackson County, Ziba and his family and some members of his wife’s family remained. In May 1848, he moved his family out to California, arriving in Dry Diggins in October. Ziba was elected she

...called again as a member of the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles. He and his family (then consisting of 7 wives) followed Brigham Young in his call to move Wes ...and settle in the San Juan Valley. Amasa was serving a mission, while his family heeded the call and suffered through the harrowing migration of the [[Hole

==John Taylor's Family==

...ouble maker. Later books and articles continued these charges, though the family and some of their friends from New York tried to refute them. Alexander Cam

...s, but none would hearken to his warnings of impending doom except his own family. Prophets have warned and continue to warn that the earth will be cleansed ...will fill the earth, turning the hearts of the children to their fathers (family history and genealogy work). <ref>Joseph Fielding Smith, ''Doctrines of Sal

When her family moved to Logan in 1900, she worked to improve the lives of farmers' wives. ...of the Twelve Apostles]], she continued to advocate health in families and family science. Leah and John were the parents eight children, although only three

...ctober 14, 1832, with whom he had three children. By 1835, Whitmer and his family had relocated to [[Far West, Missouri]], where he sat on the "High Council. [[Category:Eight Witnesses]][[Category:Whitmer Family]]

...aceful. To avoid boredom, many read from the 179 volumes of the Harper’s Family Library that had been donated by the New York attorney Joshua M. Cott. Smith, Orrin (40, family left in the Sandwich Islands due to illness with 6 children)&nbsp;·

...sippi and she and her relatives wanted to join the Saints in the west. The family sent four slaves ahead of their party to establish a home in the west. Amon Hark traveled to San Bernardino Valley in California with the Lay family to establish a new Mormon settlement. According to California law, he was s

...s 1803. He joined the Church in 1834 with other family members. He and his family moved to Kirtland, Ohio, and he was called to serve as a counselor in the e

...t of an invasion by the United States Army passed, Nathan Tenney moved his family to southern Utah. ...Native Americans in Arizona and New Mexico. After his release he moved his family to the [[Settlements in Mexico|Mormon colony in Colonia Dublan]]. He was sh

:Relief came from visits of friends and family. Hyrum Smith remembered, “Many of our brethren and sisters call to see us ...from his anguish for the thousands of Latter-day Saints, including his own family, who were being driven from the state under the executive order of Governor

...d continued his service as mission president until 1852, when he moved his family to [[Utah]] Territory. There he worked as an attorney, sexton, tax appraise

...ed in Utah. He studied at the Pratt Institute in New York City. He and his family lived in New York for ten years after his graduation. They then relocated t

...houlders?lang=eng] He began to conspire with others to kill Joseph and his family.[https://www.churchofjesuschrist.org/study/history/saints-v1/43-a-public-nu

...brothers and sisters. At age 12, he began peddling fresh produce from the family garden door-to-door around his Nampa neighborhood.

With other members of his father's family, Moses was taken to California in the spring of 1849, reaching what is now

Smith traveled to San Bernardino Valley in California with the Lay family to establish a new Mormon settlement. According to California law, he was s

...he house her late husband Robert Thompson had commenced for Joseph and his family had been left unfinished. Joseph was ill and unable to work much. Eventuall

...s wife joined the Reorganized LDS Church (now Community of Christ) and the family moved to Independence in 1870.

...o join the church. After Joseph's baptism, the Young brothers taught their family and friends in Canada and baptized over 150 individuals and established fou

...epted his devotion to music and told him to either give it up or leave the family. So when he was thirteen, George left home.

...on]] and decided to gather with the Church to Kirtland, Ohio. He and his family gathered to Kirtland in 1831, where he was baptized and ordained an [[elder

...ouses, shop, other property, and grain were burned by a mob and he and his family fled to Nauvoo and then went on to [[Winter Quarters]]. He immigrated to th

...ch President [[Heber J. Grant]] conducted ecclesiastical business from his family cabin.”[https://www.deseret.com/2006/7/25/19964952/emigration-canyon-its-

...ized ship replica, gift shop, food shops, and places for public events and family gatherings. A splash pad was recently added. Guests can make crafts, watch

...to be used in the home as well. Families are encouraged to sing them as a family and to use them as lullabies for children.