Footnotes
See Jensen, “Ignored and Unknown Clues of Early Mormon Record Keeping,” 147–154.
Jensen, Robin Scott. “Ignored and Unknown Clues of Early Mormon Record Keeping.” In Preserving the History of the Latter-day Saints, edited by Richard E. Turley Jr. and Steven C. Harper, 135–164. Provo, UT: Religious Studies Center, Brigham Young University, 2010.
“Contents of Box No. Two,” Joseph Fielding Smith, Papers, 1893–1973, CHL.
Smith, Joseph Fielding. Papers, 1893–1973. CHL. MS 4250.
“Inventory of President Joseph Fielding Smith’s Safe,” 23 May 1970, First Presidency, General Administration Files, CHL.
“Inventory of President Joseph Fielding Smith’s Safe,” 23 May 1970. First Presidency, General Administration Files, 1921–1972. CHL.
Footnotes
Mulholland, Journal, 22 Apr. 1839.
Mulholland, James. Journal, Apr.–Oct. 1839. In Joseph Smith, Journal, Sept.–Oct. 1838. Joseph Smith Collection. CHL. MS 155, box 1, fd. 4.
JS, Journal, 10, 11, and 12–14 June 1839; see also Mulholland, Journal, 10–15 June 1839.
Mulholland, James. Journal, Apr.–Oct. 1839. In Joseph Smith, Journal, Sept.–Oct. 1838. Joseph Smith Collection. CHL. MS 155, box 1, fd. 4.
Mulholland, Journal, 17–20 June 1839.
Mulholland, James. Journal, Apr.–Oct. 1839. In Joseph Smith, Journal, Sept.–Oct. 1838. Joseph Smith Collection. CHL. MS 155, box 1, fd. 4.
JS, Journal, 3 and 4–5 July 1839; Mulholland, Journal, 3–6 July 1839.
Mulholland, James. Journal, Apr.–Oct. 1839. In Joseph Smith, Journal, Sept.–Oct. 1838. Joseph Smith Collection. CHL. MS 155, box 1, fd. 4.
See Mulholland’s journal entries from July to October 1839.
Mulholland, James. Journal, Apr.–Oct. 1839. In Joseph Smith, Journal, Sept.–Oct. 1838. Joseph Smith Collection. CHL. MS 155, box 1, fd. 4.
JS, Journal, 4–5 July 1839.
See JS, Journal, 8 July–28 Sept. 1839.
Emma Smith, Nauvoo, IL, to JS, Washington DC, 6 Dec. 1839, Charles Aldrich Autograph Collection, State Historical Society of Iowa, Des Moines.
Aldrich, Charles. Autograph Collection. State Historical Society of Iowa, Des Moines.
TEXT: Possibly an ink blot rather than a cancellation.
TEXT: This blank space may indicate that James Mulholland intended to add more narrative at a later time. In Draft 2, a paragraph at this point was taken from earlier in Draft 1. A small scrap of paper affixed to the top right corner of this page of Draft 1 is inscribed in Mulholland’s hand as follows: “[page torn]ag 112 N 2 | [page torn] & 181 No 1”. These numbers correspond to the page numbers of, respectively, sections 29 and 28 in the 1835 edition of the Doctrine and Covenants. These revelations both date to September 1830, providing evidence that Mulholland organized the sections of the Doctrine and Covenants (which often appear out of chronological order) into a chronological sequence before putting them into the history.