Genesis 37; Joseph's brothers fake his death, trick Jacob/Israel into thinking he is dead.
Genesis 27; Jacob deceives Isaac into blessing him.
In WWP's hand, GAEL gives definition of "boat" hieroglyph.
Parley P. Pratt's pamphlet that inspired the Kinderhook hoaxers.
John Taylor describes discovery of Kinderhook Plates.
William Clayton journal entry describing Joseph translating Kinderhook Plates.
B. H. Roberts reproduces Joseph's statement about the facsimiles.
Charlotte Haven describes her encounter with the Kinderhook Plates.
Brigham describes seeing the Kinderhook Plates.
Quincy Whig report on Kinderhook Plates discovery.
Parley P. Pratt describes Kinderhook Plates to John Van Cott, and says they contained genealogy of the Jaredites back to Ham.
JS journal entry describing encounter with Kinderhook Plates.
Contemporary non-LDS report of JS translating Kinderhook plates.
Anonymous source describing experience with Kinderhook Plates.
Contemporary reprint of reports of Kinderhook plates discovery.
David Orr writes to Joseph for information on plates.
John Taylor & Wilford Woodruff broadside with facsimile of Kinderhook plates.
Thomas C. Sharp gives an account of the Kinderhook Plates.
LDS missionary Richard Savary compares Kinderhook Plates with Egyptian papyri.
Reprint of Times and Seasons account of Kinderhook Plates that includes facsimiles of plates.
John Taylor reprints facsimile of Kinderhook Plates.
Non-LDS recounting of the Kinderhook Plates.
"Discoverer" of Kinderhook Plates gives recollection of event.
William Clayton records Joseph's history account of plates in first person.
Disaffected critic accounts for Kinderhook Plates.
Confession letter of WF; says JS would not translate the plates until authenticated.
Wilburn Fugate's confession letter.
The Daily Inter Ocean provides critical account of Kinderhook Plates discovery.
Improvement Era writer uses Kinderhook Plates as evidence for the Book of Mormon.
B. H. Roberts made an argument for plates being genuine.
Late account, published in Decatur Illinois Herald, of the Kinderhook Plates incident.
Anonymous source published in the Journal of the Illinois State Historical Society describing motive behind the Kinderhook Plates hoax.
WWR published arguments for plates being authentic.
George M. Lawrence provides scholarly examination of the plates.
Mark E. Petersen uses Kinderhook Plates as evidence for the BOM.
Stanley B. Kimball published article in the Ensign on Kinderhook Plates.
Stanley Kimball published article in the Ensign on Kinderhook Plates.
Religious Studies Center 2015 publication on JS interest in ancient languages, artifacts.
Don Bradley reprints a photograph of a surviving Kinderhook Plate.
