Mercy Fielding Thompson recalls seeing the plural marriage revelation.

Date
Jan 31, 1886
Type
Letter
Source
Mercy Fielding Thompson
LDS
Hearsay
Direct
Late
Reference

Mercy R. Thompson, Letter to Amos M. Musser, January 31, 1886, in "An Important Testimony," Deseret News, February 17, 1886

Scribe/Publisher
Mercy Fielding Thompson, Deseret News
People
Hyrum Smith, Thomas Grover, Amos M. Musser, Mercy Fielding Thompson, Joseph Smith, Jr., Joseph Smith III
Audience
Amos M. Musser, Reading Public
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Transcription

Salt Lake City, January 31st, 1886.

A. M. Musser:

Dear Brother—Having noticed in the Deseret News an enquiry for testimony concerning the revelation on plural marriage, and having read the testimony of Brother Grover, it came to my mind that perhaps it would be right for me to add my testimony to his on the subject of Brother Hyrum reading it to the High Council. I well remember the circumstances. I remember he told me he had read it to the brethren in his office. He put it into my hands and left it with me for several days. I had been sealed to him by Brother Joseph a few weeks previously, and was well acquainted with almost every member of the High Council, and know Brother Grover's testimony to be correct. Now if this testimony would be of any use to such as are weak in the faith or tempted to doubt, I should be very thankful. Please make use of this in any way you think best, as well as the copy of the letter addressed to Joseph Smith at Lamoni.

Your Sister in the Gospel,

Mercy R. Thompson.

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