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07/19/1853
Further Particulars of the Walker War
FURTHER PARTICULARS OF THE WALKER WAR GIVEN BY JOHN W. BERRY OF PALMYRA, UTAH COUNTY. "On- the 19th of July 1853 the Indians killed Alexander Keele at Payson and commenced…
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07/17/1853
Cause and Origin of the Walker War
CAUSE AND ORIGIN OF THE WALKER WAR. By Geo. McKenzie. Having been requested by State commander J. M. Westwood of the Utah Indian War Veterans Association to write up the…
02/02/1850
Daniel H Wells Report 1850
TRANSCRIPTION: Daniel H. Wells, the Nauvoo Legion commander of the 1850 expedition, wrote his official report of the campaign to Brigham Young in February 1850 (original spellings) Feb. 1850…
01/31/1850
Special Order No 2 1850 Nauvoo Legion
Special Order No 2 Head Quarters, Nauvoo Legion Major Generals Office, G.L.L. City January 31 of 1850 Captain George D Grant. You are hereby ordered to raise forthwith…