Book of Mormon Title Page identifies itself as being written to the Lamanites.

Ezra Booth identifies Native Americans as Lamanites.

CT reports OP saying Lehi landed in South America and the final battle in the BoM happened where the plates were found.

WW records the discovery of Zelph.

RM recalls JS remarks about Z, including arrow in ribs, white Lamanite, and "Omandagus."

MM gives details on Z's remains, including 8 or 9 feet height.

RM notes Z was a warrior under a Prophet, "Omandagus," and was known from the Atlantic to the Rocky Mountains.

Heber C. Kimball recalls the cholera outbreak that accompanied the end of Zion's Camp.

Joseph Smith says the angel described the gold plates as "an account of the former inhabitants of this continent."

T&S links Central American ruins to the BoM.

JS, in T&S, sees Central American findings as "proof of the Nephites and Lamanites."

Kenneth W. Godfrey reprints Heber C. Kimball's autobiography entry concerning discovery of Zelph that was later reprinted in the Times and Seasons.

Native tribes recount their history to Joseph, say different colors of men make no difference.

A reprint of HC Kimball's journal finding Z.

JS recalls the discovery of Z's remains and the visions accompanying it.

JS notes on finding the remains of Z, the Lamanite.

LH records JS telling Sylvester Smith the story of Z personally.

LeGrand Richards discusses the role of Brazil in Official Declaration 2.

Location of Z's mound is identified as Naples-Russell Mound 8.

IAS dates Zelph mound to 50 BC - 250 AD.

BOM introduction identifies L relationship with indigenous Americans.