| 800 BC - 600 BC | God gives coats of skins to Adam and Eve. | Unknown | Standard Works |
| 1350 - 1400 | An unknown authored poem, appropriated by Freemasons, uses "so mote it be." | Unknown | Direct |
| 1833 | John Quincy Adams recorded the Masonic oath. | John Quincy Adams | Direct |
| Oct 1, 1835 | Oliver Cowdery described how Joseph, Oliver, and W.W. Phelps worked on the Egytpian alphabet and unfolded a system of astronomy. | Joseph Smith, Jr. | Direct Scribed Summary |
| Dec 29, 1835 | Joseph used language associated with Masonry in his journal. | Joseph Smith, Jr. | Holograph Direct |
| Jun 18, 1840 | Joseph expressed plans to dedicate himself to translation between 1835 and 1842. | Joseph Smith, Jr. | Scribed Summary |
| May 1841 | Joseph referenced Abraham's record post-1835 and pre-1842. | Joseph Smith, Jr. | Scribed Paraphrase |
| Sep 1, 1841 | Joseph commented on how he wishes to be translating Egyptian documents more pre-1842. | Joseph Smith, Jr. | Direct Scribed Summary |
| Oct 15, 1841 | John C. Bennett provides copy of dispensation by Abraham Jonas authorizing establishment of the Nauvoo Masonic Lodge. | Abraham Jonas | Direct |
| Nov 22, 1841 | Joseph Fielding identifies Freemasonry as a stepping stone to higher understanding of priesthood. | Joseph Fielding | Scribed Verbatim Reprint |
| Dec 30, 1841 | John C. Bennett's minutes record that Joseph et al. request initiation into Freemasonry. | John C. Bennett | Holograph Direct |
| Dec 30, 1841 | William Clayton recorded the minutes of the December 30, 1841 Nauvoo Masonic Lodge meeting. | William Clayton | Scribed Verbatim Reprint |
| Jan 1842 - Mar 1842 | Joseph offers temple-related explanations of Egyptian characters in his explanation of facsimile 2. | Joseph Smith, Jr. | Scribed Verbatim |
| Mar 1, 1842 | Times and Seasons publishes a facsimile from the Book of Abraham. | Abraham | Reprint |
| Mar 15, 1842 | Times and Seasons publishes temple-related explanations of hieroglyphics. | Joseph Smith, Jr. | Direct Reprint |
| Mar 15, 1842 | WC records AJ dispensation for Joseph's initiation in secondary copy of Nauvoo Masonic Lodge minutes. | Abraham Jonas | Scribed Verbatim Reprint |
| Mar 15, 1842 | Willard Richards scribes for Joseph's journal where Joseph indicates that he was admitted to the Masonic lodge. | Joseph Smith, Jr. | Direct Scribed Paraphrase |
| Mar 15, 1842 | JCB records AJ dispensation for Joseph's initiation in earliest version of Nauvoo Masonic Lodge minutes. | Abraham Jonas | Scribed Verbatim Reprint |
| Mar 15, 1842 | Abraham Jonas writes letter providing dispensation for Joseph's initiation into Freemasonry. | Abraham Jonas | Holograph |
| Mar 17, 1842 | Eliza Snow uses Masonic language to describe the mission of the Relief Society in their minute book. | Eliza R. Snow | Holograph |
| Mar 31, 1842 | Joseph urges women to follow Masonry in keeping a secret in a letter to Emma Smith. | Joseph Smith, Jr. | Direct |
| Mar 31, 1842 | Eliza Snow records Joseph using Masonic language to describe the Relief Society's progress. | Joseph Smith, Jr. | Scribed Paraphrase |
| Apr 1, 1842 | W.W. Phelps highlights importance of knowledge of natural laws in Times and Seasons. | W. W. Phelps | Direct |
| May 4, 1842 | Willard Richards summarizes details of the first endowment ceremony in Joseph's manuscript history of the Church. | Joseph Smith, Jr. | Scribed Verbatim |
| Jun 17, 1842 | Heber C. Kimball notes that Joseph considered masonry to be an offshoot of priesthood. | Heber C. Kimball | Holograph 2nd Hand |
| Jul 2, 1842 | John C. Bennett charges Joseph Smith with "the actual seduction of several Master Masons' wives, sisters, and daughters." | John C. Bennett | Scribed Verbatim Direct Reprint |
| Jul 7, 1842 | WC records JCB being expelled from the Masonic Lodge. | Willard Richards | Scribed Summary |
| Jul 30, 1842 | Abraham Jonas issues injunction for "irregularities" in Nauvoo Lodge. | Abraham Jonas | Scribed Verbatim |
| Aug 8, 1842 | Robinson describes what might be temple garments. | Ebenezer Robinson | Direct Reprint Unsourced |
| Nov 2, 1842 | The Nauvoo Masonic Lodge minutes reports that Abraham Jonas lifts injunction against lodge. | Meredith Helm | Direct Reprint |
| Jun 11, 1843 | Joseph maintains that ordinances of salvation, "instituted in the heavens before the foundation of the World," should not be altered. | Joseph Smith, Jr. | Direct Scribed Paraphrase |
| Oct 15, 1843 | JS uses Mason language to tell fellow leaders to "keep a secret." | Joseph Smith, Jr. | Scribed Verbatim |
| Jul 15, 1844 | Times and Seasons comments on Joseph and Hyrum Smith as Masonic status. | Unknown | Direct Unsourced |
| Dec 16, 1845 | William Clayton comments on early production of garments. | William Clayton | Direct Reprint |
| Dec 16, 1845 | William Clayton comments on early production of garments. | William Clayton | Direct Reprint |
| Dec 21, 1845 | William Clayton records Heber C. Kimball alluding to garment description. | Heber C. Kimball | Scribed Summary Reprint |
| Dec 21, 1845 | Miller claims that the marks the Apostle Paul referenced are the marks on the temple garments. | William Clayton | Scribed Summary Reprint |
| Dec 21, 1845 | William Clayton records George Miller speaking of garment providing protection. | George Miller | Scribed Paraphrase Reprint |
| Dec 21, 1845 | William Clayton records conversation about Joseph and Hyrum not wearing their garments at Carthage. | William Clayton | Scribed Summary Reprint |
| Dec 21, 1845 | Heber C. Kimball refers to Willard Richards being not shot at Carthage because of garments. | William Clayton | Scribed Summary Reprint |
| Jan 13, 1846 | Brigham wants to stop production of garments. | Brigham Young | Scribed Verbatim Direct |
| 1854 | Benjamin G. Ferris provides description of garments. | Benjamin G. Ferris | Direct Unsourced |
| Dec 31, 1856 | Official martyrdom account highlighting protection for Richards through garment. | Jonathan Grimshaw | Holograph Direct |
| 1857 | Church critic John Hyde ridicules Church's use of Freemasonry. | John Hyde | 2nd Hand Late |
| 1858 | Mary Ettie V. Smith maintains that Mormonism has no relationship with Masonry. | Mary Ettie V. Smith | Direct |
| Feb 17, 1858 | FamilySearch documents Berry as being endowed. | FamilySearch | Direct |
| Nov 13, 1858 | HCK attributes Freemasonry to Solomon and David and Church possesses true Masonry. | Heber C. Kimball | Scribed Verbatim Direct |
| 1862 | Richard Burton traces Mormonism to freemasonry. | Richard Burton | Unsourced |
| Feb 9, 1862 | Kimball said Jesus, apostles wore garments. | Heber C. Kimball | Scribed Verbatim Unsourced |
| 1867 | George A. Smith said that Frederick Williams saw Jesus dressed "in his vesture without seam" at the dedication of the Kirtland temple. | George A. Smith | Scribed Verbatim Direct |
| Feb 10, 1867 | Brigham roots Freemasonry in Solomon's Temple. | Brigham Young | Scribed Verbatim Direct |
| Feb 10, 1867 | Brigham attributes endowment to Solomon's Temple. | Brigham Young | Scribed Verbatim |
| May 23, 1870 | FamilySearch identifies John Henry Biggs as endowed at the time of his death. | FamilySearch | Direct |
| Sep 3, 1870 | CP condemns Mormonism for using Masonic symbols. | Chalmers I. Paton | Direct |
| 1873 | T. B. H. Stenhouse notes that Church leaders saw Freemasonry as degenerate version of priesthood. | T. B. H. Stenhouse | Direct Late |
| Nov 17, 1873 | JT describes temple attire at burial. | John Taylor | Direct Reprint |
| 1876 | Ann Eliza Young quotes Brigham as describing the endowment as "Celestial Masonry." | Ann Eliza Young | 2nd Hand |
| Feb 7, 1877 | BY describes first endowment, use of garments. | L. John Nuttall | Holograph |
| 1878 | Young denies Masonry has any relationship with the Endowment House. | Ann Eliza Young | Direct Late |
| Jan 6, 1879 | John Taylor comments on spiritual power of garments. | John Taylor | Scribed Verbatim |
| 1884 | Heber C. Kimball said that Jesus wore garments like Joseph Smith did. | Heber C. Kimball | Scribed Verbatim Direct |
| Jan 2, 1884 | Lucius N. Scovil recalls endowment in Nauvoo. | Lucius N. Scovil | Direct Late |
| Apr 9, 1884 | Abraham H. Cannon offers description of appropriate temple garments. | Abraham H. Cannon | Direct Reprint |
| 1886 | William Wyl notes that JS saw Freemasonry as holding the "key" of his endowment. | William Wyl | Unsourced |
| Mar 15, 1886 | JI identifies Christ as the "chief and master Mason." | H. Belnap | Direct Unsourced |
| Jul 17, 1889 | Sarah G. Richards comments on description of garments being shibboleth. | Sarah G. Richards | Holograph Direct |
| Mar 30, 1891 | John D.T. McAllister asks about garment style; George Q. Cannon describes proposed garment style. | George Q. Cannon | 2nd Hand Reprint |
| 1892 | The Bodley Lodge wrote letters complaining of irregularities in the initiation of Joseph Smith by Abraham Jonas. | Abraham Jonas | Scribed Paraphrase |
| 1893 | Johnson remembers Joseph speaking on the origin of temple garments. | Joseph Smith, Jr. | Holograph Direct Late |
| Apr 26, 1895 | Brother Earl describes his garments. | George Q. Cannon | 2nd Hand Reprint |
| Apr 4, 1899 | Rudger Clawson cites Franklin D. Richards as saying that Joseph Smith sought to know missing keys of Masonry. | Rudger Clawson | Direct Reprint Late |
| 1900 | Benjamin Franklin LeBaron says his mother said Joseph presented the garments to the Church. | Benjamin Franklin LeBaron | 2nd Hand Reprint Late |
| Nov 17, 1900 | Joseph F. Smith condemns "secret organizations." | Joseph F. Smith | Scribed Verbatim Journalism |
| 1900 | Oliver B. Huntington provides account of garments at martyrdom. | John Taylor | Reprint 3rd Hand Late |
| Apr 21, 1902 | Woodward recalls temple clothing and garments used in the time of Joseph Smith in Nauvoo. | Maria Jane Johnston Woodward | Scribed Verbatim Direct Late |
| May 12, 1903 | David H. Cannon reports on standards for garments. | David H. Cannon | Reprint |
| Aug 31, 1904 | David H. Cannon comments on acceptable design of garments. | David H. Cannon | Reprint |
| Dec 13, 1904 | WT includes photo of man in garments, says Mormons "Never Wholly" remove it. | Washington Times | Direct Unsourced |
| Sep 14, 1905 | Anonymous observer has conversation with Marian Ronsail on description of garments. | Unknown | 2nd Hand |
| Dec 31, 1906 | Joseph F. Smith describes garments as unchanged. | Joseph F. Smith | Direct |
| Dec 1907 | Louis Bertrand, a former Mason, rejects relationship between Masonic lodge and Endowment. | Louis Bertrand | Direct Reprint Late |
| Nov 12, 1908 | 1908 RR newspaper advertisement for temple garments. | N/A | Direct |
| Jun 15, 1910 | SLHR reports on establishment of BCH. | Beehive Clothing Mills | 2nd Hand Journalism |
| Dec 31, 1912 | First Presidency offers instructions on making of endowment. | Joseph F. Smith | Direct Reprint |
| Mar 10, 1915 | FP comments on timing of original temple garment design. | First Presidency | Direct Reprint |
| May 21, 1915 | Mary E. Hanks writes poem dealing with garments. | Mary E. Hanks | Direct Reprint |
| Oct 8, 1916 | Walter P. Monson associates garments with service, warning, and work. | Walter P. Monson | Scribed Verbatim Direct |
| Jun 1, 1917 | Advertisement re: temple garments. | N/A | Direct Journalism |
| Dec 14, 1918 | Church critic LLS describes what garments look like and call them "the secret garment." | Lulu Loveland Shepherd | Scribed Paraphrase 2nd Hand Journalism |
| Aug 1921 | B. H. Roberts maintains Joseph's endowment rooted in Abraham. | B. H. Roberts | Direct Late |
| Oct 12, 1921 | George F. Richards comments on physical power of garments. | George F. Richards | Direct |
| Nov 30, 1921 | Improvement Era offers advertisement for Temple Garment production. | Model Knitting Works | Direct |
| Jun 4, 1923 | Salt Lake Telegram reports on temple garment changes by Heber J. Grant. | Heber J. Grant | Unsourced Journalism |
| Jun 22, 1923 | DC reports on how youth respond to temple garment use and design. | N/A | Direct Unsourced Journalism |
| Dec 31, 1923 | Reed Rasband asks whether he should wear old or new style garments. | Reed Rasband | Direct |
| Dec 2, 1924 | HGR tells RR that he may choose which garments to wear. | Harold G. Reynolds | Direct |
| Aug 1929 | Horace C. Cummings maintains that his grandparents conducted JS through masonry for the first time. | Joseph Smith, Jr. | Scribed Summary Reprint 3rd Hand Late |
| 1934 | John A. Widstoe asserted that the Church did not take anything from the Masons. | John A. Widstoe DELETED | Direct |
| 1934 | Anthony Ivins comments on lack of need for Freemasons. | Anthony Ivins | Direct |
| 1934 | Anthony Ivins dismisses claims of antique roots for Freemasonry. | Anthony Ivins | Direct |
| Mar 25, 1938 | First Presidency offers comments on proper design of garments. | First Presidency | Direct Reprint |
| Jul 20, 1938 | First Presidency comments on the proper design of garments. | First Presidency | Direct Reprint |
| Oct 14, 1938 | Bingham Bulletin carries advertisement for garments. | Bingham Bulletin | Direct |
| May 31, 1950 | Te Karere provides account of Sister Akiano. | Te Karere | Unsourced |
| 1951 | Chiniwalla describes the sacred clothing including underclothing of Zoroastrians. | Saheb Framroze S. Chiniwalla | Direct Secondary |
| Nov 4, 1955 | First Presidency requests proper markings be placed on approved articles of underwear due to difficulty importing garments to Europe. | First Presidency | Direct Reprint |
| 1962 | Wilson K. Andersen prints William E. Berrett's statement saying protection comes from God, not garments. | Wilson K. Andersen | 2nd Hand Reprint |
| Feb 24, 1965 | JZ reports that GH has a old LDS temple garments for sale. | George Henderson | Direct Journalism |
| 1968 | The Church condemns "oath-bound" organizations. | The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints | Direct |
| 1974 | Reed C. Durham assures readers that he believes temple endowment inspired, in spite of Masonic influence. | Reed C. Durham | Holograph |
| Apr 20, 1974 | Reed C. Durham argues that Freemasonry deeply influenced Joseph's life. | Reed C. Durham | Scribed Verbatim Secondary |
| Oct 3, 1975 | Temple Clothing Program offers instructions re: when garments are no longer useful. | Temple Clothing Program | Scribed Verbatim Reprint |
| Mar 1977 | In New Era, Barbra Smith comments on who has rights to distribute garments. | Barbara Smith | Direct |
| Jan 1980 - Feb 1980 | Sunstone announces temple garment change to two-piece. | Sunstone | Direct |
| Nov 11, 1981 | RP offers physical description of current temple garments. | Ronald Priddis | Direct Journalism |
| May 1985 | Allen D. Roberts offers summary of use of Masonic symbols in Church iconography. | Allen D. Roberts | Direct |
| Sep 18, 1985 | USDC offers summary of past non-LDS garment manufacturers. | United States District Court, D. Utah, C.D | Direct |
| 1987 | Armand L. Mauss maintains that the endowment developed out of a Masonic cultural context, concludes it is not a "big issue." | Armand L. Mauss | Direct Secondary |
| Oct 10, 1988 | First Presidency offers advice urging for members to wear garments more often than not. | First Presidency | Direct Reprint |
| 1995 | Lavinia Cohn-Sherbok and Dan Cohn-Sherbok define a Tallit Katan as a sacred undergarment for Orthodox Jews. | Lavinia Cohn-Sherbok | Secondary |
| 1997 | Robert T. Francoeur records joke about garments as "Mormon contraceptives." | Robert T. Francoeur | Direct |
| 2000 | Dan Vogel summarizes evidence relating to Smith family involvement in Freemasonry in New York. | Dan Vogel | Secondary |
| 2002 | BKP speaks of moral significance of garments. | Boyd K. Packer | Direct |
| 2002 | The Jewish Encyclopedia defines sheitel as a type of headcovering that Jewish women may wear. | Cyrus Adler | Secondary |
| 2005 | Devery Anderson and Gary J. Bergera offer estimate total number of Nauvoo Temple Endowments at 5,583. | Devery Anderson | Direct |
| Mar 30, 2005 | The Sikhi Wiki describes how Sikhs wear sacred underclothing to control their sexual desires. | Sikhi Wiki | Direct |
| Feb 2007 | Ensign article explaining why there are symbols in the temple. | The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints | Direct |
| Mar 6, 2007 | Jana describes why she stopped wearing garments including finding them uncomfortable. | Jana | Direct |
| 2010 | The 2010 edition of the Church handbook states "Endowed members should wear the temple garment both day and night." | The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints | Direct |
| 2011 | Devery Anderson transcribes account of the First Presidency and Quorum of the Twelve Apostles report containing symbolism and significance of the marks on temple garments. | Devery Anderson | Direct |
| 2011 | Patrick Q. Mason offers description massacre at Cane Creek, with missionaries wearing garments. | Patrick Q. Mason | Secondary |
| 2011 | The Church released their guidelines on dress and appearance in the For Strength of Youth. | The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints | Direct |
| 2012 | Austin E. Fife and Alta Stephens Fife record folklore about protective value of garments. | Austin E. Fife and Alta Stephens Fife | Direct |
| Jan 25, 2012 | Coppins answers questions that people may have about garments because of Romney's election. | McKay Coppins | Direct Journalism |
| Sep 24, 2012 | Cartoonist makes fun of Romney and his garments. | NBC News | Journalism |
| Oct 19, 2014 | CN releases article explaining garments. | Church Newsroom | Direct |
| Feb 9, 2015 | The Catholic diocese of Denver explains the types of habits nuns wear. | Denver Catholic | Direct |
| 2018 | The Encyclopedia Britannica describes how religions have different clothes. | James Dickie | Secondary |
| Mar 14, 2018 | Jana Riess praises updated temple garments for women. | Jana Riess | Direct |
| Apr 9, 2018 | The Church announces new garment styles and fabrics for men and women. | The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints | Direct |
| Oct 2018 | Russell M. Nelson comments on temple rites being of ancient origin. | Russell M. Nelson | Direct |
| Oct 18, 2018 | New World Encyclopedia defines a cassock as an outer robe that monks wear. | New World Encyclopedia | Secondary |
| Dec 18, 2018 | The Church releases video explaining garments. | ComeUntoChrist.org | Scribed Verbatim |
| 2019 | The Church says garments "will serve as a protection against temptation and evil." | The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints | Direct |
| Jan 18, 2019 | O'Brien describes the different components to Buddhist robes. | Barbara O'Brien | Direct |
| Feb 11, 2019 | Diane Evans replied to a Quora post saying she finds garments comfortable. | Diane Evans | Direct |
| Feb 19, 2019 | The Church announces expansion of the stretch cotton garment line. | The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints | Direct |
| Mar 3, 2019 | Mamie expresses that temple garments make her feel uncomfortable. | Mamie | Direct |
| Aug 6, 2019 | Weglarz says that Latter-day Saints wear garments during sex. | Lindsay Weglarz | Direct |
| Oct 6, 2019 | "Wearing the Garment" Statement from Temple Recommend Questions. | First Presidency | Direct |
| Jan 2020 | Church Newsroom provides the updated 2020 temple recommend interview questions. | The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints | Direct |
| 2020 | The Church publishes the list of covenants that are made in the temple. | The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints | Direct |
| May 8, 2021 | LDS-Mormon blog published the Temple Recommend Questions from 1991 – 1995. | The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints | Direct |
| May 21, 2021 | Scott Taylor provides account of missionaries, who were almost certainly wearing garments, dying. | Scott Taylor (DN Reporter) | Direct Journalism |
| Jul 21, 2021 | Sasha Piton urges the Church to provide more comfortable garments. | Sasha Piton | Scribed Verbatim |
| Dec 3, 2021 | New World Encyclopedia defines what a yarmulke is. | New World Encyclopedia | Direct |
| Dec 3, 2021 | Merriam-Webster defines "sheitel" as a head covering for Orthodox Jewish women. | Merriam-Webster | Secondary |
| Dec 3, 2021 | Merriam-Webster indicates that nuns wear habits. | Merriam-Webster | Secondary |
| Dec 3, 2021 | Merriam-Webster defines cassock as a garment worn by Catholic and Anglican priests and laypersons. | Merriam-Webster | Direct |
| 2022 | Jeffrey Bradshaw quotes Freemason Jacob Strong who said that the square and compass are presented differently in the Endowment. | Jeffrey M. Bradshaw | Direct Secondary |
| 2022 | The Church publishes a list of temple garment fabrics. | The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints | Direct |
| 2022 | In the latest handbook, the Church stated that wearing the garment will serve as a protection. | The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints | Direct |
| 2022 | The Church said that garments will serve as a protection if properly worn. | The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints | Direct |
| Aug 2, 2022 | Jeffrey Bradshaw described the square and compass as ancient symbols while acknowledging that Masonry also has these symbols. | Jeffrey M. Bradshaw | Direct Secondary |
| Aug 8, 2022 | Church issues statements on Military/ Colored Garments. | The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints | Direct |
| Oct 2022 | The Church said that the Lord's modesty standard to honor the sacredness of your body. | The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints | Direct |
| Nov 17, 2022 | Utah Area Presidency issues statement on "casual and inconsistent wearing of the temple garment" during an Area Broadcast. | Kevin W. Pearson | Direct |
| 2023 | Zebedee Coltrin recalled seeing Jesus wearing "white garments" in the Kirtland temple. | Zebedee Coltrin | Reprint Late |
