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The blog has been getting lots of visits recently from relatives searching for their ancestors. I realized that I need a better index. The o...

Many thanks to a descendant of John and Helen Groesbeck Morgan who sent photos of the gravestones of John Morgan and his wives. Here is th...

Richardson, Arthur M., and Nicholas G. Morgan. The Life and Ministry of John Morgan: For a Wise and Glorious Purpose . [S.l.]: N.G. Morgan, ...

During the lapse of time between the July conference and August conference President Morgan and Elder Barbour held some good spirited meetin...

Richardson, Arthur M., and Nicholas G. Morgan. The Life and Ministry of John Morgan: For a Wise and Glorious Purpose . [S.l.]: N.G. Morgan, ...

In previous articles The Star readers have been informed that Elders M.F. Cowley and George C. Parkinson were assigned to labor in St. Louis...

The success which attended the arduous labors of the Elders expended during the year 1880 did not terminate therewith, but merged into the f...

John Morgan died in August 1894 at the early age of 52. His death was a shock to his wives and children and associates. He left his families...

Friday, Nov. 19, they were joined at Columbus, Kentucky, by nineteen souls from Mississippi. Elder John W. Gibson, of North Ogden, came with...

June, 1880, Sister Sarah Church, of Utah, visited the south, and while thus engaged made a number of appointments to preach, bearing her tes...