Nauvoo (IL)
Found in 6 Collections and/or Records:
A Proclamation
Farr Family Documents
Jonathan Browning Houses and Workshops
Brochure by Nauvoo Restoration, Inc. titled “The Jonathan Browning Houses and
Workshops.” Included is a color photograph postcard of the Jonathan Browning Home and
Gunshop in Nauvoo, Illinois.
Nauvoo Affidavits and Certificates
Re-composed copy of a broadsheet issued in 1842 by the Times and Seasons of
Nauvoo, Illinois. The original document has ink showing through one side to the other, making it
difficult to read. It is also a rare document available only at the LDS Historical Department in
Salt Lake City and the Beinecke Library at Yale University. The current facsimile has been re-
typeset for clarity and distribution.
Nauvoo High Council Collection
Circular concerning the decision to send a company of pioneers from Nauvoo to settle a valley in the Rocky Mountains. The decision was determined on January 20, 1846 with the move being planned for early March, 1846.
The George W. Taggart Manuscript Collection
The collection contains a Xerox copy of a typescript of a journal written by George W. Taggart,
1846-1847 of his journey from Nauvoo, Illinois with the Mormon Battalion. The journal starts
February 17, 1846. Original vocabulary, spelling, and punctuation maintained. The collection
also contains copies of four personal letters written while in the Mormon Battalion from George
Taggart to his wife, Fanny.