Counterfeit Mormon coin and Nauvoo endowment uproar
A 1830s report details counterfeit silver coin production by Mormons led by Joe Smith, threats and rumored killings, Danites, and a chaotic Nauvoo uproar over temple endowments enabling wives to be reassigned. The piece covers legal actions, militia requests, misidentifications of Brigham Young, and political notes from Hancock and surrounding areas.
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AFFIDAVITS IN WORRELLS CASE AT CARTHAGE
Affidavits from Hancock County claim Franklin A. Worrell was at his store in Carthage the night of September 15 and not present at the Fellows home burning. Witnesses Sympson Smith Brattle swear to Worrells presence, aiming to counter alleged Mormon perjury aiding Backenstos. Public notices follow about Wentworth mail routes and local postings.
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Hancock
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Backenstos
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Warren
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Backen
Peoria
Fellows
F. A. Worrell
Posse
Worrell
Alexander Sympson
Robert F. Smith
Alex X. Sympson
Rob't. F. Smi
Gro. W. Tuartcusr
James W. Brattle
Franklin A. Worrell
Brattle
Gro. W. Taarcaen
James W. Y Alexander
Han County
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Quincy Ferry Proposals Voted Inadmissible By City Council
City records show a December 1845 meeting in Quincy where Caslin and Rogers proposed crossing terms for Missouri and Quincy citizens at the ferry. The council rejected their bid and urged further talks to seek free crossing or a purchase option, with a public meeting to follow.
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Henry Root
Congress
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J. H. Holton
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E J. Philips
Ferry End
Mississippi Bottom
WM. G. Flood
Hisxay Root
Sec’t. Pro
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