| 1834 convert from Freedom, New York. Missionary, 1848 pioneer. |
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| Born |
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June 30, 1788 in Strafford, Manchester,
Bennington County, Vermont. |
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PWJS, 677. |
| Died |
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June 11, 1869 in Salt Lake City. |
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PWJS,
677. |
| Father |
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James Hyde |
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FamilySearch™ Pedigree
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| Mother |
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Betty (Betsey, Elizabeth) Pennock |
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FamilySearch™ Pedigree
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| War of 1812 |
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Veteran of the War of 1812. |
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PWJS, 677. |
| Baptized |
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March 11, 1834 baptized by Joseph
Smith or one of his companions (Parley Pratt, Freedom Nickerson, perhaps
others) in Freedom,
Cattaraugus county, New York, soon after son, Heman
T. Hyde. |
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TS 6, no. 17 (Nov. 15, 1845): 1027; HC
2:43. |
| Joseph
and Parley |
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At Freedom, New
York, Joseph and Parley preach several discourses and baptize Heman. His
parents are Presbyterians, and his mother, tells Parley: |
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Parley P. Pratt,
133. |
| Presbyterian
mother distraught |
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… she would much rather have
followed him to an earthly grave than to have seen him baptized. |
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March
10, 1834: "… at eve preacht again to a hous crowded full to overflowing
after meting I proposed if any wished to obey if they would make it manifest
we would stay to administer at another meeting a young man of the methodist
order arose and testified his faith in the fulness of <the> gospel
and desired to Be Baptised we Appointed another meting and the next day
tuesday 11th held meeting and Baptised Heman hide" Joseph's Ohio Journal
in Papers
2:24. |
| Family
baptized, begin Freedom branch |
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Soon afterwards,
however, herself, her husband, and the rest of the family, with some thirty
or forty others, were all baptized and organized into a branch of the Church—called
the Freedom branch—from which nucleus the light spread and souls were
gathered into the fold in all the regions round. |
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| Teacher |
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April 10, 1834 ordained a teacher
in Freedom by Orson Pratt (h1)
and John Murdock. |
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Orson Pratt journals, 39 // ¶
Orson Pratt (h2) |
| Zion's
Camp |
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Despite PWJS, probably not on Zion’s Camp, 1834. Not listed in HC 2:184 list. He was 46. His 22-year old son son, Heman T. was on the camp. |
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PWJS, 677.
¶ Wilford Woodruff |
| 1835
mission |
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May 1835 travels with Aerot Hale
and members of the Twelve on their mission to the East. |
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| Elder |
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March 17, 1836 meets with "[T]he
several quorums" in the House of the Lord, and is
approved to be ordained an elder. |
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Kirtland elders, 15. |
| Kirtland
endowment |
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March 18, 1836 anointed "in
the Lord's house." |
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Kirtland elders,
11. |
| Legal minister |
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June 3, 1836 included in list of
"Ministers of the Gospel … whose Licenses were recorded, the
preceeding Quarter, in the License Records, in Kirtland, Ohio." |
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MA 2, no. 9 (June 1836):
335. |
| Quincy |
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Fall 1838 moving from Kirtland
to Far West, stops in Quincy, Illinois after hearing of violence in Missouri. |
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Joseph Holbrook |
| Nauvoo |
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Moves to Nauvoo. |
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PWJS, 677. |
| Iowa
high council |
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July 21, 1846 appointed to the Pottawattamie
high council (west side of the Missouri river) |
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Journal
History, July 21, 1846, qtd. in We'll find, 62n38. |
| Captain
of 50 |
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April 31, 1848 appointed captain
of fifty in Brigham's 1848 pioneer company. |
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HC
7:625. |
| Salt
Lake City |
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Member, Salt Lake City 13th Ward. |
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Papers
2:556. |
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Family |
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| Wife |
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Polly Wyman Tilton
md. 1810. |
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| Children |
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Heman
Tilton Hyde, 1812–1842 |
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William Hyde, b. Sept. 11,
1818 in York, Livingston, NY |
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WWJ 7:143. |
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Heman T. Hyde
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