1805 encyclopedia defines America as encompassing the entire hemisphere.

Noah Webster defines "America" in his 1828 dictionary.

Joseph gives a revelation calling Oliver Cowdery to preach to the Lamanites.

Ezra Booth criticizes JS's support for alleged intermarriage with Native Americans.

Wilford Woodruff records the discovery of Zelph.

Reuben McBride recalls JS remarks about Zelph; including arrow in ribs, white Lamanite, and "Omandagus".

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

JS refers to the plains of the Nephites, bones as proof of BOM.

EDH on JS's reasoning behind Zelph story.

Samuel D. Tyler records identifying the location of Manti.

Editorial in the Millennial Star quotes John Lloyd Stephens.

Charles Blancher Thompson cites John Lloyd Stephens as evidence for the Book of Mormon.

An editorial in the Times and Seasons quotes John Lloyd Stephens's Incidents of Travel.

JS talks about historicity of the Book of Mormon.

Parley P. Pratt cites Incidents of Travel as evidence for the Book of Mormon.

Times and Seasons publishes extracts on American antiquities.

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

William H. Prescott describes Mexico as being part of North America.

The Times and Seasons commends John Lloyd Stephens' book as evidence for the Book of Mormon.

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.

Arnold Guyot divides America into two continents.

William H. Dame records account of the "Cumorah Cave."

Wilford Woodruff records an account of the "Cumorah Cave."

Brigham retells an account of the "Cumorah Cave."

Orson Pratt identifies the Hill Cumorah as being in New York; identifies records still hidden in the hill.

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

Edward Stevenson recounts a version of the "Cumorah Cave" story.

Deseret Evening News reports a meeting on Church leaders and scholars meeting to discuss Book of Mormon geography.

Frederick J. Pack concludes it is unlikely Joseph actually said Lehi landed in Chile.

John J. Stewart uses Lamanites as a case study in curse-by-darkening.

Paul R. Cheesman writes on the location of the Hill Cumorah in The Instructor magazine.

J. Thomas Fyans understands the increase in missionary efforts, and increase in Church membership of, "Lamanites" (Native Americans) to be a fulfillment of prophecy.

Brant A. Gardner deconstructs Christianized images of Quetzalcoatl; argues the parallels with Christ are illusory.

John Clark argues that the Book of Mormon describes an "hourglass" geography.

The Church News reports on the publication of the Encyclopedia of Mormonism.

Preface to the Encyclopedia of Mormonism mentions the oversight of Church leaders on the project.

Ernst Axel Knauf writes on the land of Uz from the Bible.

William J. Hamblin writes on the difficulties of reconstruction ancient geographies.

Daniel C. Peterson writes in favor of the Mesoamerican theory in the Ensign.

Diane E. Wirth argues for parallels between Jesus Christ and Quetzalcoatl.

John E. Clark writes on the archaeology of the Hill Cumorah.

Clate W. Mask Jr. speaks of "Children of Lehi" in Central America embracing the Gospel, including Temple attendance.

Brant A. Gardner writes on Book of Mormon geography, highlighting the major models.

AIS identifies Zelph location as Naples-Russell Mound #8.

Andrew H. Hedges and Alex D. Smith write about Joseph's activities while hiding in Nauvoo from extradition orders.

Seminary manual on the Book of Mormon says the Church has no official position on its geography.

BOM introduction identifies Lamenite relationship with indigenous Americans.

Matthew Roper writes on the reception of John Lloyd Stephens among early Saints.

Alexander L. Baugh writes on Joseph Smith discovering a "Nephitish alter."

During a trip to Paraguay (October 2018), Wendy Nelson teaches that the Paraguayan people are the children of Lehi and Sariah.

Gospel Topics essays says the Church has no position on Book of Mormon geography.

Editorial introduction to the 1 September 1842 issue of the Times and Seasons on the Joseph Smith Papers website.