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| | Utah History Encyclopedia |
 | | On 6 October 1867 Amasa M. Lyman was deprived of his apostleship for ambiguous preachings about the atonement of Jesus Christ; and he was excommunicated from the LDS Church on 12 May 1870. | | | Amasa became a Mormon Church elder that August, and dedicated his life to the ministry. | | | At age nineteen Amasa became a convert to the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, having been taught by Orson Pratt and Lyman E. Johnson. |
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http://www.media.utah.edu/UHE/l/LYMAN,AMASA.html
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| | Uncle Dale's Old Mormon Articles: Millennial Harbinger (1842) |
| | Avard, the Mormon teacher before alluded to, when under examination, produced a document, signed by eighty-four Mormons, in which they charge a number of the leaders directly with theft, and in a manner which leaves no room to doubt the truth of what is stated. | | | This testimony was given by about thirty persons, most of whom were Mormons, and it demonstrates most fully the bloody and thievish character of this most wretched of all fanaticisms. | | | And this Oliver Cowdery, here charged with such infamous conduct by his own disciples, is announced in the book of Doctrines and Covenants, (page 77,) as an "apostle," and the "second elder" of the Mormon church!! |
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http://www.lavazone2.com/dbroadhu/VA/harb1842.htm
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| | Missionaries |
| | Microfilm of holograph, LDS Church Archives, MS 1441. | | | Hyrum has evening meeting at Gideon Carter's on 25th, conference on the 26th. | | | Amasa Lyman (h) and William F. Cahoon called to the East by council of high priests in Kirtland. |
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http://www.saintswithouthalos.org/n/mss.phtml
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| | Mormon Classics - E-Text Index page |
| | Caswall, Henry M. City of the Mormons [off-site full text] | | | Peck, John M. (1854 Jan) "Nauvoo -- the Mormons" [off-site full text] | | | Nead, Benjamin M. Birth-Place of Mormonism [full text: Rigdon, etc.] |
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http://sidneyrigdon.com/Classics1.htm
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| | LDS Mormon presidentical prophetic succession crisis 1844 |
| | 136 I give unto him Amasa Lyman and Noah Packard for counselors, that they may preside over the quorum of high priests of my church, saith the Lord. | | | Someone posted: "My reading of the letter has most of the text relating directly to the organization of a stake in Voree. | | | Apostle Lyman Wight may also have supported him. |
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http://www.strangite.org/Board.htm
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| | Bingham Genealogy - Bingham ancestors |
| | In 1850, he took his new wife to Ogden, where he had his first child. | | | By his first wife, Elisha had nine children: Elisha, Rose, Lucy M., Elvira (Elira) and Martha, two unnamed sons and two unnamed daughters. | | | Joyce, he built the Salamander sawmill on Huston Creek, but subsequently sold his interest in this operation to Bishop Crosby. |
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http://www.familyhistorypages.com/Bingham.htm
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| | William Stuart Seeley was chosen and ordained Bishop with Harvey Tidwell as first counselor and Peter Yorgen Jensen as second counselor. | | | Ivie were subsequently found in a corn field nearly devoured by buzzards." | | | "July 10th, Apostle George A. Smith and Amasa Lyman visited the settlement, after giving much good instruction and advice to the people, proceeded to organize the Saints on Pleasant Creek into an ecclesiastical ward. |
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http://len.accessgenealogy.com/5-MtPleasant.htm
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| | Priesthood3 |
| | John Taylor, Wilford Woodruff, George Albert Smith, Lyman Wight |
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http://www.mormonfundamentalism.com/Priesthood3.html
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