Amasa lyman biography of william hill
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Power of Attorney to Amasa Lyman, 28 February 1843
The previous summer, when Orson Pratt was excommunicated and dropped from the Quorum of the Twelve, JS directed that Lyman be ordained in his place. On 20 January 1843, after Pratt had returned to favor, JS instructed the apostles to reinstate Pratt to his standing in the quorum, explaining that he would make Lyman a counselor in the First Presidency. At the time, JS was apparently considering bringing charges against Sidney Rigdon in a church court, and JS probably intended for Lyman to replace Rigdon. However, JS waited more than two weeks before informing Lyman of his intentions, and shortly after that, JS and Rigdon reconciled. (Woodruff, Journal, 10 Aug.–19 Sept. 1842; Historian’s Office, Brigham Young History Drafts, 63–64; Amasa Lyman, Great Salt Lake City, Utah Territory, to Wilford Woodruff, 23 Aug. 1856, Historian’s Office, Histories of the Twelve, 1856–1858, 1861, CHL; “Amasa Lym
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When Lyman Hill was born from about 1804 to 1805, in Montpelier, Washington, Vermont, United States, his father, William Hill, was 35 and his mother, Amy Ross, was 26. He married Edna Preston on 6 October 1833, in Middlesex, Washington, Vermont, United States. They were the parents of at least 1 son and 2 daughters. He lived in Mukwonago, Waukesha, Wisconsin, United States in 1860 and West Point, Columbia, Wisconsin, United States for about 10 years. In 1850, his occupation is listed as farmer in Wisconsin, United States. He died before 6 October 1884, in United States.
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Review
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Title: Thirteenth Apostle: The Diaries of Amasa Lyman, 1832-1877
Editor: Scott H Partridge
Publisher: Signature Books
Genre: Documentary History
Year Published: 2016
Number of Pages: 1050
Binding: Cloth
ISBN: 978-1-56085-236-0
Price: $60.00
Reviewed by Andrew Hamilton for the Association for Mormon Letters
I have to admit, this was a very personal review because “Thirteenth Apostle” really affected me on a very något privat eller personligt level. inom was affected like this not only because this was a very good book and Amasa Lyman led a very interesting life, but also because I have been waiting for this book for nearly 25 years. inom was on my LDS mission in 1992 when I first began to very seriously read LDS Church history. As inom studied the founding years of the church and read about Joseph Smith, Brigham ung and the other early LDS leaders and pioneers, one of the individuals who inom quickly became very captivated by was Amasa Mason Lyman.
There are many reasons why Amasa Lyman’