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...is known, has remained a topic of interest and controversy as Mormons and historians struggle to understand this event, and the Church's detractors seek to expl ...unded by Paiute Indians who were determined to attack the emigrants. (Some historians are undecided as to whether Paiute Indians were actually involved in the ma

...ten Church Historians and Recorders have been assisted by Assistant Church Historians, including [[John Jaques]], [[Charles William Penrose|Charles W. Penrose]], Following Oliver Cowdery, other Church Historians have been [[John Whitmer]], [[John Corrill]], [[Elias Higbee]], [[Willard R

...ni & Friends, 1984)</ref> He was made a Fellow of the Society of American Historians in 1986. In 2002 he was posthumously awarded the first annual Lifetime Achi ...retirement in 1987. In 2005, the Institute was closed and the department's historians were returned to Church Headquarters.

...Division of the Church History Department] and two other Latter-day Saint historians talked about the Kirtland Temple purchase. ...nds, she said she will continue to rely on Community of Christ leaders and historians. That includes Elder Lachlan Mackay, a Community of Christ apostle, its His

...e documents far more accessible to scholars of American religious history, historians, researchers, and the public. [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Joseph_Smit ...], former assistant Church historian and recorder, with help from teams of historians and other professionals at Church headquarters, Brigham Young University an

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...k Smith]]), and begins long before the Church was formally organized. Most historians date this period of Church history between [[1820s|1820 and 1830]], shortly ...n April 6, 1830, in the home of Joseph Knight, in Fayette, New York. (Some historians believe it was in [[Palmyra]], but the evidence in support of this location

...the people believed him to be Quetzalcoatl or someone sent by him. Not all historians agree Cortés was telling the truth about this. Whatever the reason for the ...trying to decide which information is factual and comes to us unchanged by historians, leaders, and clergy. In addition, there were multiple leaders of the civil

...s for the use of the extended family group. The Church also has appointed historians at all times to keep a record for future generations. ...eraction with the public. This facility opens the door for researchers and historians of all kinds to flesh out the stories of Mormon heritage that pass through

...e masters themselves and their fakes were not easily discerned by dealers, historians, scholars, and experts. ...several books and numerous articles. The case has deeply embarrassed both historians and the dealers and collectors who handled his documents. It has also promp

..., the Berkshire Conference of Women Historians Book Prize, the Society for Historians of the Early Republic Book Prize, the William Henry Welch Medal of the Amer

...eled to one place outside of Salt Lake City, Utah, since 1956, when church historians say they dedicated the [[Los Angeles California Temple]], the 10th temple d

...practitioner of what has been called the "New Mormon History." New Mormon Historians are a group of faithful members of the [http://comeuntochrist.org The Churc ...... and Brigham Young" (p. 331). While other Latter-day Saint and western historians may disagree with the ranking, his work provides a careful study of a very

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...considered the possible location for the Tomb of Joseph, archeologists and historians have been unable to definitively discover the whereabouts.

...he church. Though it was not mentioned specifically in the article, church historians, archivists and artifact experts were provided — by the item’s owner an ...et News'', "Is the Joseph Smith picture real: Next steps and reaction from historians"]

...was not the case with Mormonism. In fact, social scientists and religious historians now generally agree that Mormonism as represented by The Church of Jesus Ch

...''Millennial Star'' has become an important historical tool for the Church historians. Publishing news regarding the members of the Church in America, the doctri

...st saw the signs and fled to Pella. The scriptures do not record this, but historians do.<ref> George A. Horton, [http://www.lds.org/ensign/1989/06/be-ye-also-re

The religious history of the earth has been recorded by prophets and historians, theologians, and biblical scholars, and yet, the complete history will not

*[http://ldsmag.com/article/1/13057#.UfqIkFniDns.email Mormon Historians' Faith Grows Deeper with Study]

...rganization is unclear."[https://www.josephsmithpapers.org/topic/danites] "Historians generally concur that Joseph Smith approved of the Danites but that he prob

...and religious circumstances of the pioneers, especially of the women, and historians frequently cite them. Her journals are also a primary source of birth recor

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...w.imdb.com/name/nm0415591/bio] He had consulted President Grant and Church historians in preparation for his role.

...at the Priesthood Restoration Site is the location where Latter-day Saint historians believe the resurrected personage John the Baptist conferred the Aaronic Pr

...Joseph Smith Jr.’s writings. During the 1980s, Jessee was one of the key historians to examine the documents produced by [[Mark Hofmann]]. As a Joseph Smith an

...the Lord's money when he sends me a receipt signed by the Lord", although historians, such as Will Bagley have found this is likely just legend. In another acco

...lationship between Cowley and Melvin Purvis was complex and is debated by historians. Fans of Purvis tend to downplay Cowley, and the official FBI records tend

...s, including the Mormon History Association, the Organization of American Historians, the American History Association, the ''Western Historical Quarterly'', an

'''Vardis Fisher''' was a writer once identified by Latter-day Saint historians [[Leonard J. Arrington]] and [[Davis Bitton]] as “perhaps the most import

He and [[Elias Higbee]] were appointed [[Church Historian and Recorder|Church historians]] and [[Joseph Smith]] asked him to write a history of the Church, which he

...Coalition for Western Women’s History, the Western Association of Women Historians, and the Coordinating Committee on Women in the Historical Profession.

...public and were not available for use by historians until Latter-day Saint historians [[Ronald W. Walker]], [[Richard E. Turley Jr.]], and [[Glen M. Leonard]]

...ating the voyage of its early immigrants, enlisting participation from LDS historians, musicians and writers, and working with regional LDS leaders in foreign la

...wung the door wide open for me to want to learn more. I began meeting with historians. Reading turned into writing.” In the short summer months, he became a sc

...idence principally from historical works — mainly from the early Spanish historians and from Lord Kingsburne's ''Mexican Antiquities''. During March, Elder Tha

Historians present differing accounts of what happened next. However, during the time

...ws, "Emma Smith was born over 200 years ago today — here’s what Church historians think you should know about her," by Marianne Holman Prescott]

Nibley was praised by non–Latter-day Saint historians and researchers for his ability to draw upon historical sources to give evi

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...grant wagon train that became known as the [[Mountain Meadows massacre]]. Historians attribute the massacre “to a combination of factors, including war hyster

* Topping, Gary. ''Utah Historians and the Reconstruction of Western History.'' 2003, University of Oklahoma

...ons." She also stated that dozens of small details have been found to help historians better understand the history of the temple. She said, "So, for the first t

...al independence and freedom from debt would take several decades, however. Historians today point to the early 1900s as the time when the Church finally began to

: The choir has had multiple names in its 171-year history, historians say. It began three weeks after the pioneers arrived in the Salt Lake Valle