Samuel Harrison Smith (1808 - 1844) Profile

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Andrew Jenson, "Smith, Samuel Harrison," Latter-day Saint Biographical Encyclopedia

Andrew Jenson, "Smith, Samuel Harrison," Latter-day Saint Biographical Encyclopedia, Vol. 1.

Andrew Jenson, "Smith, Samuel Harrison," Latter-day Saint Biographical Encyclopedia.

Historical Department journal history of the Church, 1830-2008

Historical Department journal history of the Church, November 16, 1831.

Historical Department journal history of the Church, June 22, 1832.

Historical Department journal history of the Church, June 11, 1832.

Historical Department journal history of the Church, 1830-2008, February 27, 1831.

Page includes additional, non-mission information.

Transcript for Historical Department Journal History of the Church, 27 February 1831, image 31

Historical Department journal history of the Church, March 4, 1832.

Historical Department journal history of the Church, 1830-2008, December 27, 1831.

Historical Department journal history of the Church, December 22, 1832.

Historical Department journal history of the Church, 1830-2008.

Joseph Smith Papers, Lucy Mack Smith History, 1845, Letters of Don Carlos Smith to his wife Agnes Coolbrith Smith, dated

Joseph Smith Papers, Lucy Mack Smith History, 1845, Letters of Don Carlos Smith to his wife Agnes Coolbrith Smith, dated, June 25, 1836.

Joseph Smith Papers, Lucy Mack Smith History, 1845, Letters of Don Carlos Smith to his wife Agnes Coolbrith Smith, dated.

Missionary reports, 1831-1900, Church History Library

Missionary reports, 1831-1900, Church History Library.

[index] [1] November 16th Returned [to Kirtland] from land of Zion with Renolds Cahoon Took my journey with W’m McClelin To Nelson, Garrettsvill, Brother Cowens Braiesvile, Village of Waein Wesport, Br/Mr Barnam Brasville Friday 25th Village of Warrin Next day Brasville 27th Brasville reubin fields and his wife were Baptized Daughter of mr Barns would have been Baptized but he would not let her [2] 29th left Braseville 30th Weathersfield 2 Dec at house of Daniel Eaton Sun 4th at John Edwards James St Johns Mr. Cherry James Heaton 13th [December] [3] Mrs St John and Mrs Reed baptized Samuel Burwell and Elizabeth Ever 17th &amp; 18th meeting in town of Orson and Youngs [Mr.] Edwards in weathersfield 24th Brother W’m [McClellen] took cold 27th back to fathers home in Kirtland

Transcript for Missionary reports, 1831-1900, Church History Library

November 16th after having returned from my touer [1] to missonez ore the land of zion with Brother Reynolds Cahoon stayed for a short tome in Kirtland and visited the some of the Churches the [?] then I took my journey on Nov 16th wendsay with Wm Mclelin towards the est the first day nigh we held a meeting at nelson with the Breathring 19th we held a meeting in the evening at garretsvill people being very hard and interrupted us at our meeting at garretsvill we also left our testimony with them we went and stayed to the house of Brother Cowens that nigh and also the nex day Coversing with serting one that came to inqire 19th we went a our way into the town of B(?)isvile and came to W. lanes and th nex day the Sabbath we held a meeting we had a very large and attentive Congration and we also had a meeting the nex evening and gave an apointment for Thursday at one o clock and also sent an apointment to the villege of Warin Wesport much time at the house of one Wm Barnam In Brasville we lab- ord much with him and his family on Thursday 24th we held a meeting acording to our apointment their were some that express disers to obey the Gospell we apointed a meeting again on sunday then on friday 25th we held a meeting in the Village of Worrin we found the people in that place very wicked we retur ned the nex day to Braseville 27th we held another meeting ot Braseville a man by the name of reubin fields and his wife were Baptised (?) the daugter of mr Barns would hav ben Baptised but her farther would not let her [2] he became hardend against the truth the same evening we held a meeting at reubin fields house after exorting the peopple Brother Wm laid his hands upon those that had ben Baptised they were fild with th the Holy Ghost and gloryfide God we held one one more meeting on Thursday 29th we left Brase ville on 30 day of november went from there into the town of weathers field we held a meeting in the the evening on the day after at eh house of damiel eaton we had a large congragation of people we apointed another on sunday 7th at John Edwards in the same neigbourhood wagon had a larg congragation we app had annother me ting james st johns in the same neigbourhood on the evening of 6th we again had a large congregatin the pregudices of many began to be Broke down and the spirit of the Lord began to work uppon the hearts of the peopple so that we had gre hopes of them that they would receive the truth and that the Lord wou ld build up a church in that place we held a meeting on the evening of 7th in the neighbourhood of mr Cherrys we appinted annother on the 11 of Dec in grist mell owned by james heaton prepared for us on that ocaision we fulfiled the same and we had a large canregation Brother Wmspoke of the nature of the to places of gathering of the land of zion and the land of jeruselem I spoke of the testimony and bore testimony of th which the Lord had given to the poepple of this generation of his work the fulness of the gospell lis everlasting covinant and bore testimony of these things 13 of Dec we held a meeting at Mr [3] St johns there were to presented themselves bap as candedates for baptism Mrs St John and Mrs Reed the next day were baptized and the same evening we held a meeting there was a large congre gation gathered together and after preaching to them we laid our hands upon those who were bap tised and there were to more that came forward and were baptized strate way their names Samuel Burwell Elizabeth everhart on 17thand 18 we held meetings one yin the town of orson and one in or near the town of young Tusday 22th we held a meeting at mr edwards in weathersfield Brother Wm became sick by taking a bad cold which setled upon his lings and left him and came to lisun on the 24 of Dec there I found many of the Brethering gowen with them on the 25th to sevannah (?) the evening of the 25th Dec (?) came to kirtland there staied at farthers and attended to setling som afairs of the church with time (?) studdy [S. H Smith] [Dec 1831] [4] A preface on instruction upon the Book of Commandments which were given of the Lord unto his Church through him whom he hath ap pointed to this work by the voice of his saints through the prayer of faith this Church being organized acording to the will of him who ruleth all things. on the (?) day of April AD 1830 harken o ye people of my Church saith the voice of him who dwelleth on high and whose eyes are upon all men yea verily A Record of Br. W. Stoddards Work kept from the time the confronce was held the time an the plas wile Whitney was ordaind Bishop and high priest over the Church in these Last days By Sidney Rigdenn &amp; so forth Kirtland First mad were Smith a pr of Boots Carlos pr Boots Hyrum pr Boots then Alva Thayer pr Boots then 2 pr shoes for them price for making $100 50 pr shoes (?) for pare 400 50 thenn went to choping corde $ $500 wood for nights chopd 4 cord then was taken sick and remaind so aweek

"Revelation

"Revelation, January 25, 1832.

"Revelation.

"Revelation, 6 June 1831 [D&C 52],"

"Revelation, 6 June 1831 [D&C 52],", Page 87.

"Revelation, 6 June 1831 [D&C 52],".

"Samuel H. Smith" (biographical entry), The Joseph Smith Papers

"Samuel H. Smith" (biographical entry), The Joseph Smith Papers.

"Samuel Smith: Missionary to Prophets," Museum Treasures

"Samuel Smith: Missionary to Prophets," Museum Treasures.

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Tunbridge, Orange, Vermont, United States

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<a href="http://churchofjesuschrist.org/study/scriptures/dc-testament/dc/23?lang=eng">D&amp;C 23</a> at Manchester, New York

Early Disciples are Called to Preach, Exhort, & Strengthen the Church

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Samuel made several short missionary trips in this and the surrounding areas during this time period.

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<a href="https://www.churchofjesuschrist.org/study/scriptures/dc-testament/dc/52.3,7,22-33?lang=eng#p2,6,21-32#2,6,22-32">D&amp;C 52:3,7,22-33</a> at Kirtland, Ohio.

Travel to Missouri & Preach By the Way

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Pennsylvania, New York, Vermont, Connecticut, Massachusetts, New
Hampshire, Maine, and Rhode Island

<a href="https://www.churchofjesuschrist.org/study/scriptures/dc-testament/dc/102.3?lang=eng#p2#2">D&amp;C 102:3</a> at Kirtland, Ohio

Member of First High Council of the Church

Received impression from the Spirit to continue to Boston while his companions, Don Carlos Smith and Wilber (?) were to return sooner than he was to their families in Kirtland.

<a href="http://churchofjesuschrist.org/study/scriptures/dc-testament/dc/124.141?lang=eng#p140#140">D&amp;C124:141</a> at Nauvoo, Illinois

To Preside Over The Bishopric

Married while on his mission. Stayed mostly with his new father-in-law.

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