Missionaries

Mormon History: 1830 to 1839

Missionaries

Sept. [5]–Oct. [15], 1830	Parley P. Pratt to Columbia County, New York, where he baptizes his brother, Orson, on September 19.	¶ Parley P. Pratt (h)
Sept. [20–26], 1830	Oliver Cowdery called to preach to the Lamanites in the West.	D&C 28
Sept. [26–28], 1830	Peter Whitmer Jr. called to preach to the Lamanites in the West.
Sept. [26–28], 1830	Thomas B. Marsh (h) "and it shall be given you by the Comforter what you shall do and whither you shall go."	D&C 31
Oct. [17], 1830	Parley P. Pratt (h) and Ziba Peterson called to preach to the Lamanites in the West. The four leave about this time.	D&C 32 Covenants of the Lamanite Missionaries
Oct. [18–31], 1830	Ezra Thayer and Northrop Sweet called to preach "unto a crooked and perverse generation."	D&C 33
Nov. 4, 1830	Orson Pratt (h1) "unto a crooked and perverse generation" (confirmed, ordained an elder December 1).	D&C 34
Dec. 1830	Orson Pratt to Colesville, Broome County, New York.	¶ Orson Pratt (h1)
Feb. [10]–Mar. [3], 1831	John Corrill and Solomon Hancock proselyte New London, Ohio, where they organize a church of thirty-six "in about three weeks."	Corrill history, 17.
Feb. [10] –[Mar.] 1831	John Whitmer and Lyman Wight organize church in Nelson, Portage County, Ohio, 35 miles southeast of Kirtland, 5 miles east of Hiram, returning in time for April 9 conference.	J. Whitmer, 55.
Mar. [25–26] , 1831	Sidney Rigdon, Parley P. Pratt (h), and Leman Copley visited the Ohio churches.	D&C 49:1
Spring 1831	Orson Pratt: one month with Lyman Wight about 100 miles west of Kirtland; with Parley (h) to Rome and Thompson, Ohio.	¶ Orson Pratt (h1)
May 9, 1831	Joseph Wakefield, Parley P. Pratt (h), and John Corrill.	D&C 50:37–39
June 6, 1831	Lyman Wight and John Corrill	D&C 52:7
	John Murdock and Hyrum Smith via Detroit	D&C 52:8
	Thomas B. Marsh (h) and Ezra Thayer	D&C 52:22
	Isaac Morley and Ezra Booth	D&C 52:23
	Edward Partridge and Martin Harris, with Joseph and Sidney	D&C 52:24
	David Whitmer and Harvey Whitlock	D&C 52:25
	Parley P. Pratt (h) and Orson Pratt "On our way we held about fifty meetings, and baptized five in Peru, Delaware County, Ohio, and six in Vermillion County, Illinois."	D&C 52:26 ¶ Orson Pratt (h1)
	Solomon Hancock and Simeon Carter	D&C 52:27
	Edson Fuller and Jacob Scott	D&C 52:28
	Levi W. Hancock and Zebedee Coltrin	D&C 52:29
	Reynolds Cahoon and Samuel H. Smith	D&C 52:30
	Wheeler Baldwin and William Carter	D&C 52:31
	Newel Knight and Selah J. Griffin	D&C 52:32
	Joseph Wakefield and Solomon Humphrey	D&C 52:33
	Heman Basset replaced by Simonds Ryder	D&C 52:34
June 15, 1831	Thomas B. Marsh and Selah J. Griffin <	>D&C 56:5
	In consequence of Ezra Thayer delaying so long, I went to Joseph, who received the word of the Lord appointing Selah J. Griffin in Thayer's stead, with whom I journeyed to Missouri, … [returning] sometime in January, 1832.	¶ Thomas B. Marsh (h)
	Selah's companion, Newel Knight, is appointed to lead the Colesville branch to Missouri.	>D&C 56:6–7
Aug. 31, 1831	Behold thus saith the Lordy by the voice of the Spirit it is wisdom in me that my Servent John Burk David Eliot Erastus Babit [Babbitt] should take their Journey this fall to the land of Zion	"Given August 31, 1831 by Joseph Seer," Jameson Family Collection, Church Archives, MS 14052, fd. 3.
Sept. 27, 1831	Jared Carter and Ebenezer Page leave on mission east.
Oct. 29, 1831	William E. McLellin and Samuel H. Smith east.	¶ D&C 66:8
Nov. [1–3], 1831	Orson Hyde, Luke and Lyman Johnson, and William E. McLellin "into all the world."	D&C 68:1, 7–8
Nov. 11, 1831	Second Reynolds Cahoon fund-raising mission of the year.	Minutes of Nov. 11, 1831
Nov. 15, 1831	On a fund-raising mission with Reynolds Cahoon , David Whitmer seals the Shalersville church "up unto Eternial life."	Cahoon, 21–22.
Nov. 16, 1831	William E. McLellin and Samuel H. Smith leave Hiram on their mission, meet with brethren in Nelson.	1831 Journey of Hyrum and Willliam McLellin
Nov. 19, 1831	William F. Cahoon, Zebedee Coltrin, and John Boynton (h) start east on a mission. A few days later, William joins his father and David Patten (h). William and David travel as far east as Silver Creek, New York, "preaching and baptizing in several places." William returns February 27, 1833.	William F. Cahoon autobio
Dec. 1831	Joseph Brackenbury and Edmund Durfee leave on mission to Pomfret, Chautauqua County, New York.	HC 7:524.
Dec. 9, 1831	Hyrum Smith and Reynolds Cahoon go east to Rome, south to Ravenna to hear Sidney Rigdon denounce Ezra Booth's letters, then back to Kirtland.	Hyrum gives has Monday, Dec. 19, but he must be mistaken. Probably Monday, Dec. 12. Hyrum's diary, {4–11}
Jan. 13, 1832	Reynolds Cahoon and Thomas B. Marsh start on a tour of churches in the west: stops at Serenus Burnett's home in Orange, where they cut off some members January 16–17; visits the Coltrins in Strongsville on Friday; then travel to Brother Smith's in Amherst and attend church at Brother Griffith's.	Cahoon, 30–31.
Jan. 14, 1832	Hiram resumes his mission. Stays the night "at a house of a Deciple" in Euclid "in order to laBor with the people a [-] was Caled But the wicked raged in Such a maner that we Could not keep order and was oBlieged to DisSmiss the meeting we journeninged to Cleveland and from thence three milles South of cleveland and laBoured with Some old	Hyrum's diary, {11}.
Jan. 15, 1832	John Boynton (h) and Evan M. Greene leave Kirtland for northwest Pennsylvania.	Evan M. Greene, 2.
Jan. 23, 1832	Joseph Smith, Reynolds Cahoon, Thomas B. Marsh and others hold a conference at Amherst schoolhouse. Thomas is appointed to take the lead.	Cahoon, 31.
Jan. 25, 1832	(Wednesday): Amherst conference "the first business ordained the President of the high Preashood and others." Known to be in attendance: Joseph, Sidney, Hyrum, Thomas B. Marsh and Reynolds Cahoon, Orson Pratt and Lyman E. Johnson.	Cahoon, 31. Hyrum's diary, {15}. Hyrum has evening meeting at Gideon Carter's on 25th, conference on the 26th. ¶ Presidents of the High Priesthood
	… we preached in the regions around until the general Conference held at Amherst, Lorain County, on the 25th of January. At this Conference the Prophet Joseph was acknowledged President of the High Priesthood, and hands laid on him by Elder Sidney Rigdon, who sealed upon his head the blessings which he had formerly received.	¶ Orson Pratt (h1)
	William E. McLellin and Luke Johnson "into the south country."	¶ D&C 75:6–9
	Orson Hyde and Samuel H. Smith "into the eastern countries."	D&C 75:13
	Lyman E. Johnson and Orson Pratt "into the eastern countries."	D&C 75:14
	Asa Dodds and Calves Wilson "into the western countries."	D&C 75:15
	Major N. Ashley and Burr Riggs "into the south country."	D&C 75:17
	Simeon Carter and Emer Harris (destination not specified).	D&C 75:30
	Ezra Thayer and Thomas B. Marsh (h). They go to New York in the summer and return in the early fall.	D&C 75:31; ¶ Thomas B. Marsh (h)
	Hyrum Smith and Reynolds Cahoon (destination not specified).	D&C 75:32
	Daniel Stanton and Seymour Brunson (destination not specified).	D&C 75:33
	Sylvester Smith and Gideon Carter (destination not specified).	D&C 75:34
	Ruggles Eames and Stephen Burnett (destination not specified).	D&C 75:35
	Micah B. Welton and Eden Smith (destination not specified).	D&C 75:36
Jan. 27, 1832	John Murdock and Lyman Wight , Parley P. Pratt (h) and Levi Hancock to canvass south side of the Missouri river to Cincinnatti and Bethany, Virginia.	¶ Oliver to Joseph, January 28, 1832 John Murdock reports the four were called on Jan. 24 and left on Jan. 26. Murdock journal (written 1835 or later), 10.
	Calvin Beebe and Peter Dustin assigned to visit the settled parts of Illinois, Indiana, Michigan, into Ohio.	¶ Oliver to Joseph , January 28, 1832
	Daniel Cathcart and Joshua Fairchild through northern Missouri, Illinois and Indiana, to Ohio.	¶ Oliver to Smith, January 28, 1832
	Hyrum Smith returns to Kirtland after tour west to Euclid, Florence, Amherst.	Hyrum's diary, {16}.
[Feb.] 1832	Luke S. Johnson and Seymour Brunson are paired up, travel through Ohio, Virginia, and Kentucky. "We baptized over one hundred persons, and organized a branch in Lawrence County, Ohio, and another in Cabell County, [West] Virginia, and returned to Hiram." Joined by Hazen Aldrich, December 28, 1832–February 24, 1833.	¶ Luke S. Johnson (h)
Feb. 3, 1832	Orson Pratt and Lyman E. Johnson leave for New England. Orson returns February 17, 1833.	Orson Pratt journals, 12, 16.
Mar. 7, 1832	Stephen Burnett and Eden Smith (destination not specified).	D&C 80
Mar. 11, 1832	Seymour Brunson and Luke Johnson travel south from Kirtland to Shalersville (baptize); reach Windsor, Lawrence County on May 9, build up church (total baptisms thus far 53); return to Kirtland.	EMS 2, no. 13 (June 1833): 100.
Mar. 12, 1832	Jared Carter called to the East.	D&C 79
	Horace Cowan and Zerubbabel Snow called to the East by council of high priests in Kirtland. Sidney Rigdon ordains Horace a priest. Zerubbabel and Amasa Lyman leave August 24.	Kirtland council
	Amasa Lyman (h) and William F. Cahoon called to the East by council of high priests in Kirtland. Amasa and Zerubbabel Snow leave August 24.	Kirtland council
	Jenkins Salisbury and Truman Wait called to the East by council of high priests in Kirtland. Hyrum ordains Jenkins.	Kirtland council
Mar. 26, 1832	Orson Pratt and Lyman E. Johnson leave for the East and preach primarily in New Hampshire, Vermont, and New York, returning September 28, 1832.	Orson Pratt journals, 16, 26.
Spring 1832	Orson Hyde and Samuel H. Smith leave for the East. They organize a branch of 25 or 30 in Boston, Massachusetts, and branches Saco and Farmington, Maine; and Providence, Rhode Island. They return in December 1832.	¶ Orson Hyde (h)
[Spring] 1832	Eleazar Miller, Elial Strong, Alpheus Gifford, Enos Curtis, and Daniel Bowen come from Pennsylvania to the house of Phinehas H. Young in Victor, New York.	¶ Heber C. Kimball history (2)
Apr. [6] , 1832	Sylvester Smith and Harpin Riggs begin mission to New York.	¶ Sylvester Smith
Apr. 14, 1832	Eleazar Miller baptizes Brigham Young. The next day Alpheus Gifford baptizes Heber C. Kimball.	¶ Heber C. Kimball history (2)
Apr. 25, 1832	Jared Carter and Teachers Calvin Stoddard and Anson Lyon leave Kirtland for "for the eastern Countries."	Jared Carter diary, 59.
[May–June] 1832	Parley P. Pratt short mission from Kirtland to Pittsburgh, Ohio.	¶ Parley P. Pratt (h)
July 1832	Brigham Young, Edmund Bosley, and Joseph B. Noble leave for New York.	Noble autobiography
Aug. 1, 1832	Zebedee Coltrin and Jesse Gause leave Kirtland, find opposition in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, Jesse leaves Zebedee on the 20th, never more to be seen. Zebedee returns to Hiram on the 26th.	¶ Zebedee Coltrin; ZC, 35.
Aug. 24, 1832	Amasa Lyman and Zerubabel Snow leave for southern Ohio and Virginia, returning spring 1833, having baptized about forty.	¶ Amasa Lyman (h)
Aug. 29, 1832	John Murdock called to "the eastern countries."	D&C 99
Nov. 9, 1839	David W. Patten begins mission east traveling with John Murdock and sometimes Reynolds Cahoon; "we baptized several." David returns to Kirtland on February 25, 1833.	¶ David W. Patten (h)
Dec. 5, 1832	Solomon Humphry and Noah Packard called to begin mission to the East from Parkman, Ohio (29 miles southeast of Kirtland).	Minutes of December 5, 1832
Dec. 1832–Feb. 1833	Joseph and Brigham Young to Upper Canada, baptize about 45, organize West Loboro and other branches.	BY history 25, no. 28 (July 11, 1863): 439.
Jan. 1833	Samuel Bent, baptized and ordained an elder the same day by Jared Carter on a mission in Pontiac, Michigan, starts his mission the next day.	Biographical Encyclopedia 1:367
Jan. 2, 1833	Kirtland elders conference calls John P. Greene and Philemon Duzette on missions "to the east."	Minutes of January 2, 1833
Jan. 3, 1833	Noah Packard begins mission to the east, returns January 22, 1833.	Noah Packard synopsis
Jan. 15, 1833	Evan Greene and John F. Boynton (h) leave for the East, returning in early April after organizing Elk Creek, Pennsylvania branch.
Mar. 12, 1833	Kirtland high council calls Horace Cowen and Zerubbabel Snow, Amasa Lyman (h) and William Cahoon, and Jenkins Salisbury and Truman Wait on missions "to the east."	MH-A, 280.
Mar. 19, 1833	Doctor Hurlbut and Daniel Copley are told to return to their mission. Joseph Wood and William Pratt are given permission to resolve personal matters before returning.	¶ Meeting of March 19, 1833
Mar. 21, 1833	Amasa Lyman (h) and William F. Cahoon begin mission to New York, returning May 1, 1834. Baptize a hundred. (William says they preached and baptized "with great success.")	¶ Amasa Lyman; William F. Cahoon autobio, 3.
Mar. 25, 1833	Reynolds Cahoon and David W. Patten start east.	¶ David W. Patten (h)
Mar. 26, 1833	Lyman E. Johnson and Orson Pratt begin a mission to Vermont and New Hampshire, returning September 28, 1833.	Orson Pratt journals, 16 // ¶ Orson Pratt (h2)
	Hyrum Smith leaves Kirtland on a mission to Springfield, Pennsylvania, returning April 10.	Hyrum Smith diary
Apr. 1, 1833	Brigham Young and his brother, Joseph, start for Upper Canada, stopping in Lyonstown, New York and baptize 13, organize branch; find David W. Patten preaching at Theresa, Indian River Falls, New York, baptize 7, including Patten's mother, brothers, sisters, Warren Parrish and his wife.	BY history 25, no. 28 (July 11, 1863): 439–440 // ¶ David W. Patten (h)
Apr. [1], 1833	Sylvester Smith and Harpin Riggs leave Kirtland for Chenango Point, New York. 6 weeks, 15 meetings, 4 baptisms.	EMS 2, no. 14 (July 1833): 108–109.
Apr. 3, 1833	John Murdock and Zebedee Coltrin to New York, returning April 28, 1834. Organize branch in Delaware County.
Apr. 6, 1833	D. P. Hurlbut and Daniel Copley. Copley to travel with John Boynton (h) and Hurlbut with Orson Hyde (h) "for the cause of god."	Hyrum Smith diary
Apr. 6, 1833	Sylvester Smith begins mission east.
Apr. 16, 1833	John F. Boynton, William Sagers, and Evan Greene begin mission east. John splits off in Perry a couple of days later.	Evan Greene diary
Apr. 21, 1833	Sidney Rigdon writes that he has built up a church of eight members in Medina County.	EMS 2, no. 13 (June 1833): 100.
Apr. 22, 1833	Noah Packard and William Pratt begin mission east; William returns, Noah continues to McDonough, Chenango County, New York. Preaches unsuccessfully in Plainfield, Hampshire Co., Massachusetts. Organizes McDonough branch. Returns September 25, 1833.	¶ Noah Packard
Apr. 29, 1833	Truman O. Angell and Joseph Holbrook start on mission to New York, Massachusetts, and Rhode Island.	Joseph Holbrook
[Apr.–May] 1833	Gideon and Jared Carter in and around Florence (Bay/Lake/Pond/Island?) Michigan. Gideon baptizes 10 in Florence, Jared has organized three small churches in the area.	EMS 2, no. 14 (July 1833): 108.
May 2, 1833	Sidney Rigdon writes he has returned from mission during which he baptized sixteen.	EMS 2, no. 13 (June 1833): 100.
May 25, 1833	Charles Rich in Pleasant Grove, Missouri.	EMS 2, no. 14 (July 1833): 108.
June 3, 1833	George M. Hinkle and Elisha Groves in and around Palmyra, Missouri.	EMS 2, no. 14 (July 1833): 108.
Sept. 28, 1833	Orson Pratt returns from mission east.	¶ Orson Pratt (h2)
Fall 1833	Luke S. Johnson visits branches in Lawrence County, Ohio, and vicinity.	¶ Luke S. Johnson (h)
Nov. 27, 1833	Lyman E. Johnson and Orson Pratt begin a mission to Erie County, Pennsylvania, and New York, returning in February 13, 1834.	Orson Pratt journals, 26, 32 ¶ Orson Pratt (h2)
Feb. 20, 1834	Lyman Johnson and Milton Holmes. Zebedee Coltrin and Henry Herriman to Upper Canada. Jared Carter and Phineas Young "if they can arrange their affairs at home." Oliver Granger to travel east alone "on account of his age." Martin Harris "should travel alone whenever he travels." John S. Carter and Jesse Smith"as soon as they can." Brigham Young "should travel alone, it being his own choice." James Durfee and Edmund Marvin. Sidney Rigdon and John P. Greene to Strongsville. Orson Pratt and Harrison Sagers "travel together for the time being." Orson Hyde and Orson Pratt fund-raising mission in the east for Zion and mortgage on the farm where the House of the Lord is.	Minutes of February 20, 1834 ¶ Zebedee Coltrin
Feb. 26, 1834	Orson Hyde and Orson Pratt leave for New York, reach Genesee by March 15, return April 24, having baptized twenty-four.	Orson Pratt journals, 34, 39. ¶ Orson Pratt (h2)
May 7, 1834	John P. Greene leaves Kirtland for Mount Pleasant, Upper Canada, arrives May 19, labors for about two months.	MA 1, no. 1 (Oct. 1834): 7.
Sept. 12, 1834	David W. Patten (h) and Warren Parrish begin the first mission to Tennessee, leaving from Missouri. Make Paris, Tennessee their headquarters. Baptize 35 in Henry and Humphreys counties by February, 1835.	MA 1, no. 1 (Nov. 1834): 24; no. 5 (Feb. 1835): 76.
Nov. 5, 1834	Wilford Woodruff is ordained a priest and receives license to preach signed by John Whitmer on behalf of the high council. However, it appears he negotiates the area of his mission with Bishop Partridge. Lyman Wight signs the recommend for Wilford to present to branches he visits.	Minutes of Nov. 5, 1834 ¶ Wilford Woodruff (h1) ¶ Wilford Woodruff (h1)
Jan. 19, 1835	George M. Hinckle and Harvey Green laboring in Lebanon, St. Clair County and in Washington County, Illinois, have baptized 27. "S. Carter and Brown," twelve miles away, baptized 4.	MA 1, no. 5 (Feb. 1835): 76.
Jan. 23, 1835	Carvel Rigdon (Sidney's brother) and Samuel James have prospects for a branch in Alleghany County, Pennsylvania.	MA 1, no. 5 (Feb. 1835): 76.
Feb. 15, 1835	Levi B. Wilder laboring in Dalton, New Hampshire.	MA 1, no. 5 (Feb. 1835): 76.
Feb. 25, 1835	Hyrum Smith and Jared Carter leave for Salem Massachusetts to raise money.
After Mar. 1, 1835	Joseph Young and Burr Riggs, mission to New York and Massachusetts.	BY history 25, no. 20 (May 16, 1863): 311.
Mar. 5, 1835	John Murdock leaves on mission to New York, Vermont, returning February 24, 1836.	Book of records
Apr. 16, 1835	Erastus Snow leaves Kirtland, returns December 29, 1836 after 1600 miles, 220 sermons, 50 baptisms. Organized a branch in Brush Valley township, Indiana County; one in Plumb Creek township, Armstrong County; one on the corners of Venango, Mercer and Butler counties [all in western Pennsylvania].	MA 3, no. 4 (Jan. 1837): 440.
May 2, 1835	Ten seventies are called to go "when circumstances permit."	¶ Minutes of May 2, 1835
May 4, 1835	Quorum of the Twelve starts on their mission to the East, returning September 26.	¶ Heber C. Kimball (h3)
May 21, 1835	Harvey Stanley and Jedediah Grant leave Kirtland on a mission to New York, returning October 15 after baptizing 13.	H. Stanley and J. Grant, Dec. 6, 1835 MA 2, no. 4 (Jan. 1836): 256.
May 27, 1835	Noah Packard starts mission to the East, organizes branch in Cummington, Hampshire County, Massachusetts, returning September 14.	Noah Packard synopsis
June 1835	5 months on the road returning from Zion's Camp. Amasa Lyman reaches Kirtland, having established a branch in Madison County, Illinois. Spends 3 weeks at home. Marries Louisa Maria Tanner on a Wednesday and starts for the East on the following Monday. Returns in December.	¶ Amasa Lyman
June 8, 1835	Hazen Aldrich leaves for New York, Vermont, New Hampshire; joined by Darwin Richardson in Freedom.	¶ Hazen Aldrich
July 6, 1835	Joseph C. Kingsbury and Lorenzo Young leave on three-month mission to New York.	History of Joseph C. Kingsbury
Aug. 5, 1835	Hyrum Smth and David Whitmer start east to raise funds, stopping in Ashtabula, Erie, Buffalo, Rochester, Sodus, Oswega, New Haven, and Potsdam (visit Hyrum's Aunt Fanny and uncle Silas, Asa, and Joseph). Then retrace steps, reaching Fairport Harbor September 8, 1835.	Book of records
Aug. 26, 1835	Joel Hills Johnson and Ezra Thornton leave on mission to southeast Ohio.	Johnson, Journal
Aug. 31, 1835	Joseph Holbrook, Ellis Eames, Lyman Webbs [?] begin mission east but after 100 miles, Joseph falls ill and cannot continue.	Joseph Holbrook
Oct. 14, 1835	Orson Pratt leaves on mission to the Ohio river, preaching by the way. 2–3 weeks in Beaver County, western Pennsylvania. Sixteen meetings, baptizes "a few," organizes a church, and ordains Dr. Samuel Avard an elder to preside. Returns November 16, 1835.	¶ Orson Pratt (h2)
Spring 1836	Amasa Lyman and Nathan Tanner mission to New York.	¶ Amasa Lyman
Spring 1836	Luke S. Johnson mission through New York to Canada. Organizes branch in Canada. Returns in the fall.	¶ Luke S. Johnson (h)
Spring 1836	Hazen Aldrich leaves Kirtland for Vermont, Lower Canada.	¶ Hazen Aldrich
Apr. 6, 1836	Orson Pratt, Freedom Nickerson, Parley P. Pratt leave on a mission to the East, Lower Canada (now called Canada West), for two months. Other unnamed elders accompany them to Erie, where the others take the Wersing stage on their way to Nova Scotia.	Orson Pratt journals, 75.
May 10–June 13, 1836	Heber C. Kimball leaves Kirtland, takes steamboat from Fairport, arrives in Buffalo the next morning, meets Luke Johnson and Orson Pratt at Sackets Harbor on the east shore of Lake Erie, June 13.	MA 3, no. 4 (Jan. 1837): 439. ¶ Heber C. Kimball (h3)
May 17–Sept. 9, 1836	Brigham Young leaves Kirtland with Joseph Young and Elijah Reed. Split up at Whitesborough, Oneida County, New York. Goes to Washington County, then to the edge of Vermont (baptizes two); rejoins Joseph Young, travel to Canaan, Connecticut (baptize four); to Providence; Boston (baptize two) Brigham goes to Newry, Oxford County, Maine; attends conference there with Lyman Johnson (baptize two); returns to Boston with Johnson (baptize two); Providence with Joseph Young, Canaan, Connecticut (baptize one). Arrive Kirtland September 9.	MA 3, no. 2 (Nov. 1836): 408.
Last week of May 1836	Simeon Carter and Solomon Hancock leave for the East.	W. W. Phelps, JH, June 2, 1836.
Last week of May 1836	Amasa M. Lyman, Peter Dustin and James Emmett return from missions.	W. W. Phelps, JH, June 2, 1836.
May 31, 1836	John E. Page leaves Kirtland for Upper Canada.	¶ John E. Page (h)
	John and Joseph Smith Sr. return from summer mission, having preached in Pennsylvania, New York, Vermont, New Hampshire, and Ohio.	Sketch of Uncle John
May 31, 1837	Wilford Woodruff, Jonathan Hale, John E. Page leave Kirtland for Upper Canada (conference at Bastard).	WWJ 1:149.
June [1], 1837	Joseph Smith Sr., Uncle John Smith, and George A. Smith leave Kirtland, visiting branches in Cuyahoga County, the Patriarch "administering Patriarchal blessings wherever they went."	George A., 50.
Feb. 16, 1837	John E. Page leaves Kirtland for Upper Canada with his family.	¶ John E. Page (h)

	Cumulative Reports
1833
Mar. 1833– Jan. 1834	From the 23rd of March, 1833, to January 6, 1834, I [Horace Cowan] with my several companions, Zerubbabel Snow, Stephen Burnett, Hazen Aldrich, and Evan M. Greene, have held 153 meetings and baptized 70 persons; in New Hampshire we held 49 meetings and baptized 21; in Vermont held 4 meetings and baptized 5; in Maine we held 18 meetings and baptized 20; in Lower Canada we held one meeting; in Pennsylvania we held 3 meetings; in the state of New York we held 41 meetings and baptized 18 persons, and in the State of Massachusetts we held 37 meetings and baptized 6 persons.	Horace Cowan journal, Jan. 6, 1834 qtd. in Journal history. ¶ John H. Boynton
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