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Smith and Beckwith went from Beaver, Utah to Fort Cameron where John D. Lee was held prisoner
"No doubt there are some remains under the large pile of rocks enclosed by the walls of the present ...
"Earl L. Smith's great-grandfather was John Sherman Baker, of the second section of the Fancher-Bake...
"Pink Weaver arrived with help on the fourth or fifth day, and they were returned, eventually to the...
Smith and Beckwith went from Beaver, Utah to Fort Cameron where John D. Lee was held prisoner
In June 1950, Earl L. Smith and Frank Beckwith went to the museum in Fillmore, Utah then to Baker Ca...
Fort Cameron where John D. Lee was a prisoner awaiting trial as instigator of the Mountain Meadows M...
Smith and Beckwith visit Pinto, Utah and beyond finding the road Fancher used. At the low place of ...
Mountain Meadows, The Rifle Pit, The Spring, Present Monument more key places in the massacre
Sworn testimony of Phillip Klingon Smith cont. "I immeadiately put the little children in baggage w...
A quote from Stenhouse of the sworn testimonyof Phillip Klingon Smith who was a Bishop in the Church...
Trips to the various sites concerning the Mountain Meadows Massacre which occured Sepmtermber 11, 18...
Parowan, Cedar City, Leachy Spring, Pinto, Burgess house, Mountain Meadows key places in the massacr...
Earl L. Smith continues his story. "The emigrants had a very restless night and decided to get an e...
"One's own judgement must rule. Much winnowing must be done, and considerable chaff from each side ...
"When the survivors were returned home [to Arkansas] Clark says a big party was held...
"No doubt there are some remains under the large pile of rocks enclosed by the walls of the present ...
"Earl L. Smith's great-grandfather was John Sherman Baker, of the second section of the Fancher-Bake...
"Pink Weaver arrived with help on the fourth or fifth day, and they were returned, eventually to the...
Smith and Beckwith went from Beaver, Utah to Fort Cameron where John D. Lee was held prisoner
In June 1950, Earl L. Smith and Frank Beckwith went to the museum in Fillmore, Utah then to Baker Ca...
Fort Cameron where John D. Lee was a prisoner awaiting trial as instigator of the Mountain Meadows M...
Smith and Beckwith visit Pinto, Utah and beyond finding the road Fancher used. At the low place of ...
Mountain Meadows, The Rifle Pit, The Spring, Present Monument more key places in the massacre
Sworn testimony of Phillip Klingon Smith cont. "I immeadiately put the little children in baggage w...
A quote from Stenhouse of the sworn testimonyof Phillip Klingon Smith who was a Bishop in the Church...
Trips to the various sites concerning the Mountain Meadows Massacre which occured Sepmtermber 11, 18...
Parowan, Cedar City, Leachy Spring, Pinto, Burgess house, Mountain Meadows key places in the massacr...
Earl L. Smith continues his story. "The emigrants had a very restless night and decided to get an e...
"One's own judgement must rule. Much winnowing must be done, and considerable chaff from each side ...
"When the survivors were returned home [to Arkansas] Clark says a big party was held...
"No doubt there are some remains under the large pile of rocks enclosed by the walls of the present ...
"Earl L. Smith's great-grandfather was John Sherman Baker, of the second section of the Fancher-Bake...
"Pink Weaver arrived with help on the fourth or fifth day, and they were returned, eventually to the...