It was while residing here that the Prophet was dragged out by a mob, tarred and feathered, almost poisoned, and severely beaten. Friends stayed the night to remove tar and patch wounds, and the very next morning the Prophet preached a sermon to the Saints in the area, converting several from the mob that attended the meeting.
The Prophet Joseph recieved many revelations while residing there and the home has been restored by the Church and held as a sacred place in LDS history.
It was while residing here that the Prophet was dragged out by a mob, tarred and feathered, almost poisoned, and severely beaten. Friends stayed the night to remove tar and patch wounds, and the very next morning the Prophet preached a sermon to the Saints in the area, converting several from the mob that attended the meeting.
The Prophet Joseph recieved many revelations while residing there and the home has been restored by the Church and held as a sacred place in LDS history.
Family Members
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Alice Elsa Johnson Olney
1800–1841
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Alice (Elsa) Johnson Olney
1800–1841
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Robert Johnson
1802–1861
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Fanny Catherine Johnson Ryder
1803–1879
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John Johnson Jr
1805–1887
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Luke Johnson
1807–1861
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Olmstead G Johnson
1809–1834
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Lyman Eugene Johnson
1811–1859
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Emily H Johnson Quinn
1813–1855
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Marinda Nancy Johnson Hyde
1815–1886
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Mary Beal Johnson
1818–1833
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Justin Jacob Johnson
1820–1894
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Edwin Johnson
1821–1830
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Charlotte Johnson
1821–1830
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Albert G Johnson
1823–1830
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Joseph Wilson "Dan" Johnson
1826–1906