Scope and Contents Three letters addressed to the High Council of the Weber Stake of Zion of theChurch of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints dated July 6, 1886; July 17, 1886; and May 28, 1892.The July 6 and July 17 letters are written by Nathan Tanner, Jr. The May 28, 1892 letter is signedby George Q. Cannon, Joseph Fielding Smith, and Wilford Woodruff and is a photocopy. Theseletters concern a complaint from Tanner about a dispute with Job Pingree and how...

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Letter from the Weber Stake High council to Nathan Tanner, Jr., discussing terms of divorce

from Annie Pingree.

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Letter to President Lewis W. Shurtliff of the Weber Stake of Zion, of the Church of Jesus Christ

of Latter-day Saints, from James D. Stirling, clerk of the High Council of the Salt Lake Stake of

Zion. Announcement that ordination of Scott Anderson to Elder was void because of rules

violation. October 24, 1889. Original, typewritten translation, and photocopy.

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Correspondence and minutes of meetings to authorities of the Weber Stake of the Church of

Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints from Thomas D. Dee and Joseph Stanford concerning a legal

dispute over money between Dee and Stanford. Original and photocopies, 1888, 1889. (Original

papers in Special Collections’ vault.)

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Correspondence from the Church Of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints’ courts of the Weber Stake dated 1886-1897. Letters are written by stake and ward leaders and individuals. Includes complaints, proceeding seminars, statements of testimony, and appeal requests. Cases stated cover land ownership, disputes, membership status, and debt collection. Places of origin include Ogden, Kanesville, Peterson, Hoopersville, West Weber, Huntsville, Marriott, and Harrisville.

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This collection contains meeting minutes, transcribed diary pages, and researcher notes

documenting the Weber Stake of Zion circa 1875. Materials range in date from 1847 – 1875.