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Visions of Moses, June 1830, as Recorded in Cleminson, Record [Moses 1]

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“A Revelation given to Joseph the Revelator June 1830,” Visions of Moses, [
Fayette Township

Located in northern part of county between Seneca and Cayuga lakes. Area settled, by 1790. Officially organized as Washington Township, 14 Mar. 1800. Name changed to Fayette, 6 Apr. 1808. Population in 1830 about 3,200. Population in 1840 about 3,700. Significant...

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, Seneca Co., NY, or
Harmony Township

Located in northeastern Pennsylvania. Area settled, by 1787. Organized 1809. Population in 1830 about 340. Population in 1840 about 520. Contained Harmony village (no longer in existence). Josiah Stowell hired JS to help look for treasure in area, Oct. 1825...

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, Susquehanna Co., PA (or possibly
Colesville Township

Area settled, beginning 1785. Formed from Windsor Township, Apr. 1821. Population in 1830 about 2,400. Villages within township included Harpursville, Nineveh, and Colesville. Susquehanna River ran through eastern portion of township. JS worked for Joseph...

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or
Manchester Township

Settled 1793. Formed as Burt Township when divided from Farmington Township, 31 Mar. 1821. Name changed to Manchester, 16 Apr. 1822. Included village of Manchester. Population in 1825 about 2,700. Population in 1830 about 2,800. JS reported first vision of...

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, NY)], June 1830. Version copied [between 1838 and 1846] in Cleminson, Record, pp. [26]–[33]; handwriting of
John Cleminson

28 Dec. 1798–28 Nov. 1879. Farmer, teacher, cabinet maker, carpenter, clerk. Born at Lancaster, Lancashire, England. Migrated to St. John’s, New Brunswick (later in Canada), 1812. Moved to Louisville, Jefferson Co., Kentucky. Moved to Lexington, Lillard Co...

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; CHL.

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another come. And there is no end to my works neither my words. For behold this is my work to my glory, to the immortality and the Eternal life of man. And now Moses my son. I will speak unto you concerning this earth upon which thou standest, and thou shalt write the things which I shall speak; and in a day when the children of men shall esteem my words as nought, and take many of them from the book which thou shalt write. Behold I will raise up another like unto thee, and they shall be had again among the children of men.
Among even as many as shall beleive these words were spoken unto Moses in the mount the name of which shall not be known among the children of men. And now they are also spoken unto you shew them not unto any except them that beleive. Amen. [p. [33]]
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Visions of Moses, June 1830, as Recorded in Cleminson, Record [Moses 1]
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