Transcripts
Subject
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Addison Everett letter to Oliver Boardman Huntington, 1881 February 17
Item — Folder 7: [Barcode: 31197233647244]
Identifier: MSS 8406
Scope and Contents
Statement by Everett describing a conversation he had heard of Joseph Smith recounting events at a legal hearing.
Dates:
1881 February 17