| ID | Title | Date | Hearsay |
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| src-190 | William Waddoups's comment at Benson Stake Conference in April 1923 about Martin Harris affirming ha | Apr 20, 1918 | Thirdhand+ |
| src-191 | John W. Peterson recalls William Smith telling him Joseph put the U&T (which looked like a pair of s | May 1, 1921 | Thirdhand+ |
| src-192 | Sunday School Lesson from 1930 describing how the Urim and Thummim were used. | 1930 | Thirdhand+ |
| src-193 | Nels Madsen interviews Emma Smith on whether or not Joseph could have translated the BOM. | Nov 27, 1931 | Thirdhand+ |
| src-194 | Sunday School lesson in 1934 describes briefly how Joseph Smith used seer stones. | 1934 | Thirdhand+ |
| src-195 | Sunday School lesson from 1936 teaches that the Urim and Thummim helped with Book of Mormon translat | 1936 | Thirdhand+ |
| src-196 | Francis W. Kirkham argues that Joseph Smith did not use seer stones when translating the Book of Mor | Oct 1939 | Direct |
| src-197 | Theodore Farley in 1940 recounts Martin Harris affirming testimony in the Book of Mormon having been | Mar 23, 1940 | Thirdhand+ |
| src-198 | Francis W. Kirkham calls into question the accuracy of Martin Harris's and David Whitmer's descripti | 1942 | Thirdhand+ |
| src-199 | Fawn M. Brodie describes Joseph Smith's use of a seer stone both with treasure hunting and when tran | 1945 | Thirdhand+ |
| src-200 | John A. Widtsoe discusses Joseph's seer stone; while acknowledging it was made serviceable by God, d | 1951 | Thirdhand+ |
| src-201 | Joseph Fielding Smith writes his reasoning on why he believes Joseph Smith did not use the seer ston | 1956 | Thirdhand+ |
| src-202 | Joseph Fielding Smith rejects claim Joseph used a seer stone to translate the plates. | 1956 | Thirdhand+ |
| src-203 | Herbert Passin and John Bennett offered academic discussion of traditional "Magic" in Illinois town | 1965 | Thirdhand+ |
| src-204 | Keith Thomas (16th century historian) stated that common people believed folk magic/scryers came fro | 1971 | Thirdhand+ |
| src-205 | The Friend briefly describes the seer stones and how they were used. | Sep 1974 | Thirdhand+ |
| src-206 | Article in The Friend (September 1974) discusses the use of a seer stone as one of the means by whic | Sep 1974 | Direct |
| src-207 | Richard Anderson mentions various possibilities for the translation process for the Book of Mormon ( | Sep 1977 | Thirdhand+ |
| src-208 | Jon Butler wrote that early American Christianity was intermingled with the occult. | Apr 1979 | Thirdhand+ |
| src-209 | Blake T. Ostler argues that the Book of Mormon is an ancient record with nineteenth century expansio | 1987 | Thirdhand+ |
| src-210 | Kenneth W. Godfrey, in an article published in the Ensign, notes that scripture indicates the transl | 1988 | Thirdhand+ |
| src-211 | Russell Nelson, referencing Whitmer, taught that Joseph used a Seer Stone in a Hat to translate BOM. | Jul 1993 | Direct |
| src-212 | Neal A. Maxwell taught that Joseph used a seer stone to translate plates in Ensign. | Jan 1997 | Thirdhand+ |
| src-213 | D. Michael Quinn said that seer stones common for treasure digging in Palmyra in Joseph's time. | 1998 | Thirdhand+ |
| src-214 | Royal Skousen proposes how Joseph Smith may have translated the Book of Mormon. | 1998 | Thirdhand+ |
| src-215 | Lorenzo Saunders recalled how Sally Chase had a seer stone. | 1998 | Thirdhand+ |
| src-216 | Historian Ashurst-McGee perspective on Joseph's progression from village seer to prophet. | 2000 | Thirdhand+ |
| src-217 | Robert Matthews discussed disparity between knowledge of artists and scholars about issues, includin | 2003 | Direct |
| src-218 | Richard Bushman describes how the Book of Mormon might have been translated. | 2005 | Thirdhand+ |
| src-219 | Brant A. Gardner gave 1800s background to Joseph's use of Seer Stones. | 2009 | Thirdhand+ |
| src-220 | 2012 Seminary Teacher Manual States Plates Translated by "Urim and Thummim." | 2012 | Direct |
| src-221 | Moroni discussed sealing up the interpreters with the plates. | 2013 | Direct |
| src-222 | 2013 D&C Manual Published by Church: Urim and Thummim is an instrument that aids a seer in the work | 2013 | Direct |
| src-223 | Gospel Topics Essay Teaches Joseph did use the Seer Stone in a Hat Method to Translate Plates. | Dec 2013 | Thirdhand+ |
| src-224 | Anthony Sweat depicted Joseph using a rock in a hat to translate the BOM in a Deseret Book publicati | 2014 | Thirdhand+ |
| src-225 | Anthony Sweat quoting Walter Rane on the Difficulty of portraying the translation process in art. | 2015 | Thirdhand+ |
| src-226 | Steven Snow affirmed in Ensign that Joseph used a Seer Stone to translate the Plates. | Sep 2015 | Thirdhand+ |
| src-227 | Richard Turley et al. wrote about how Joseph used a seer stone. | Oct 2015 | Thirdhand+ |
| src-228 | Artistic Depiction of Joseph using Seer Stone in a hat in the Church History Topics. | 2016 | Thirdhand+ |
| src-229 | Michael MacKay and Nicholas Frederick's book, published by Deseret and BYU, discussing how Joseph us | 2016 | Thirdhand+ |
| src-230 | John Welch gives quotes and overview of various sources discussing BOM translation. | 2017 | Thirdhand+ |
| src-231 | Saints mentions Joseph using a seer stone in a hat to translate the plates. | 2018 | Thirdhand+ |
| src-232 | 2020 Come Follow Me Manual References Joseph using a seer stone to translate plates. | 2019 | Thirdhand+ |
| src-233 | Steven Snow describes how we keep records in order to keep God's commandments. | Apr 2019 | Direct |
| src-234 | Michael Mackay addresses importance of gold plates (even when hidden while Joseph translated). | 2020 | Thirdhand+ |
| src-235 | New Era teaches youth that Joseph used a stone in a hat to Translate BOM Plates. | Apr 2020 | Thirdhand+ |
| src-236 | The Church says that the plates are evidence that links the Book of Mormon to the ancient world. | Apr 13, 2020 | Direct |
| src-237 | Joseph Smith Papers description of Seer Stones and seeing things not visible to the natural eye. | 2021 | Thirdhand+ |
| src-238 | Grant Hardy discusses how Joseph may have translated the Book of Mormon. | Jul 1, 2021 | Direct |