Lucy Mack Smith

17 bearers of surname "Smith"

Records (13)

• mentioned Joseph Knight Sr.'s holograph reminiscences (10 pages, undated) recounting his interactions with Joseph Smith from circa 1826 through the organization of the Church in 1830. Knight, a prosperous farme
• mentioned Lucy Mack Smith's complete Book 7: Martin Harris insists on taking 116 translated pages home to Palmyra; swears oath to show only 5 family; departs July 1828. Emma gives birth to son Alvin who dies sa
• declarant Lucy Mack Smith's complete Book 7: Martin Harris insists on taking 116 translated pages home to Palmyra; swears oath to show only 5 family; departs July 1828. Emma gives birth to son Alvin who dies sa
• mentioned Lucy Smith says that after Joseph repented of his sins, he was given an instrument by God by which to translate the BOM.
• declarant Lucy Smith says that after Joseph repented of his sins, he was given an instrument by God by which to translate the BOM.
• recorder Lucy Smith says that after Joseph repented of his sins, he was given an instrument by God by which to translate the BOM.
• publisher Lucy Smith says that after Joseph repented of his sins, he was given an instrument by God by which to translate the BOM.
• mentioned Henry Caswell reports Lucy Mack as describing Joseph translating the BOM through using the Urim and Thummim resembling two large diamonds in a pair of spectacles.
• mentioned Lucy Smith offers account of BOM translation.
• declarant Lucy Smith offers account of BOM translation.
• mentioned Lucy Mack Smith describes the Urim and Thummim as having two smooth, three cornered diamonds set in silver bows.
• declarant Lucy Mack Smith describes the Urim and Thummim as having two smooth, three cornered diamonds set in silver bows.
• mentioned Kenneth W. Godfrey, in an article published in the Ensign, notes that scripture indicates the translation involved "the Urim and Thummim or a seerstone."