Box 3B
Contains 37 Results:
Revelations, 1882 June 27-1884 December 25
John Taylor's 1882 revelation reaffirming the divinity of the "new and everlasting covenant" of plural marriage, with instructions to break secular laws that prohibit its practice; and some smaller revelations concerning the church organization and appointment priesthood leaders, church financial decisions, and the construction and sanctity of the temple.
Brigham Young, 1855 September 28-October 20
Correspondence with Brigham Young while John Taylor managed church affairs in New York concerning the organization of handcart migration companies from Europe.
Brigham Young, 1855 April 30-July 15
John Taylor Family, 1846 July 9-1850 February 18
A letter sent from Council Bluffs, (Iowa) Indian territory, by John Taylor to his son, Joseph James Taylor, concerning the planned migration from Nauvoo, Illinois; and a letter from Taylor to his family while he was in St. Louis preparing for his mission to France.
Foreign Published Revelations, 1888-1900
A letter from Raymond Taylor to Sam Taylor citing the publication of John Taylor's lesser known revelations in early Swedish and German editions of the Doctrine and Covenants.
First Mission to England, 1840 March 23-June 14
Correspondence from John Taylor's first mission to the British Isles discussing missionary efforts, the compilation of a new hymnbook, and publication of the Millennial Star.
Martyrdom at Carthage Jail
John Taylor's narrative of the murder of Joseph and Hyrum Smith at Carthage Jail.