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| Minutes of April 30, 1832 (United
Firm) |
| Sidney Gilbert and Newel
K. Whitney are appointed agents, and the latter is to borrow $15,000 on
behalf of the United Firm. |
| The United Firm is
also known as the United Order or the Order of Enoch. Organizers of
the United Firm include Joseph, Sidney, Jesse, Oliver, Martin, W. W. Phelps,
Sidney Gilbert, Newel K. Whitney, John Whitmer, and Edward Partridge. Later,
Frederick G. Williams and John Johnson are added. |
| Date |
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April 30, 1832 |
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FWR,
47–48. |
| Location |
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Zion |
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| Description |
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Minutes of a meeting of the United Firm.
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| President |
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Joseph Smith Jr. |
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term:
first use of president of a conference instead of moderator. |
| Clerk |
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Oliver Cowdery |
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| Present |
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Joseph Smith jr., President of Conference & also of the Highpriesthood
Oliver Cowdery, Clerk of Conference, and printer to the Church
Edward Partridge Bishop
Newel K. Whitney Bishop of Kirtland
Sidney Gilbert Agent in Zion
Sidney Rigdon, Counsillor of President.
John Whitmer, Lord's Clerk.
W. W. Phelps, printer to the Church
Jesse Gause Counsillor to the President
(denied the faith).
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Sidney
Gilbert's first name is Algernon.
Original: Gauss
is original. |
| Sidney
Gilbert and Newel agents |
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Sidney Gilbert and
N. K. Whitney are appointed agents for the firm. |
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| Two
branches united |
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When any special business
occurs, the branches in Jackson and Geauga counties will "regulate
the same by special agency." |
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The
firm had branches in Missouri and Ohio. |
| Kirtland
branch borrow $15,000 |
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N. K. Whitney &
Co. is authorized to borrow $15,000 for five years or longer at 6% annually
or semi-annually. |
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| Close |
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Prayer by Sidney Rigdon. |
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Minutes of April 30, 1832 (Literary Firm)
Minutes of May 26, 1832
Minutes of April 26–27, 1832
Jackson County Minutes
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