The Eight Witnesses's manuscript testimony.

Blatchley states that the plates are said to weigh 30 lbs.

8 Witnesses published statement in 1830 claiming that Joseph showed them the plates.

In a letter, Phelps says "the family of Smiths is poor."

Dogberry reports the dimensions of plates to be 8 inches square.

William Owen reports that ten witnesses handled the plates.

The CT gives dimensions for the stone box.

Joseph says he was tempted by the monetary value of the plates.

Chase says Joseph told him the plates were 40-60 pounds.

Whitmer affirms truth of the testimony of the 3 and 8 witnesses.

Joseph calls plates "plates of gold."

Cowdery reports that Whitmer and P Whitmer Jr. maintained their testimonies of the BOM.

Joseph's 1838 history account of plates and stone box.

Sally Bradford Parker recounts Joseph and Lucy Mack Smith bearing testimony of handling the plates.

Turley recounts Whitmer saying he handled plates with "supernatural power."

Joseph explains why plates were returned to angel: mobs tried to steal them.

Pratt gives the dimensions of the plates as 7x8x6 inches.

Smith reports dimensions of the plates to Murdock.

Hyde reprints Pratt's description of the plates.

Joseph gives dimensions of the plates and that they had the "appearance" of gold.

Campbell mentions that Stowell handled the plates in letter to Joseph.

Appleby reports dimensions of the plates.

Lucy retells experience of the 3 Witnesses.

Page reaffirms his testimony; defends BOM.

Ford claims 8 witnesses were self-deluded; never saw any plates.

Harris says the plates weighed 40-50 pounds.

Harris says Beaman heard the plates klink.

Harris affirms his testimony that he handled the plates.

Noble's reminiscence of mob trying to steal the plates.

Harris gives the weight of plates as between 40-60 pounds.

Whitmer reaffirms his testimony to Davis.

Whitmer says he never heard any other witnesses recant their testimonies.

BM gives dimensions of plates as that of an "ordinary Bible."

Whitmer affirms testimony of BOM plates in public.

Poulson reports John Whitmer's final testimony of the BoM.

William Sayre notes how Joseph had a reputation for being poor.

Whitmer gives dimensions of plates as 6x9 inches.

Taylor recalls Samuel H Smith bearing testimony as a BOM witness.

Smith compared dimensions of plates to a large Bible.

Whitmer describes the plates as being 8x7 inches.

George Mantle summarized that Martin Harris testified that Joseph translated by the power of God.

Smith remembers hefting the plates and judged them to be about 60 pounds.

George Edward Anderson reports that John Whitmer was firm in his testimony before his death.

Roberts responds to criticism that the plates were too heavy.

Hancock recalls how Joseph's sisters hid the plates.

Putnam makes an argument that the plates were tumbaga and weighed 40-60 pounds.

JBMS argues that the plates were tumbaga and weighed 60 pounds.

Church magazine addresses weight of the plates.

The health requirements for the Philmont trek, affiliated with the BSA.

Peterson describes actor running with replica of the plates.