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What does the term Nauvoo mean?
Joseph Smith said that Nauvoo meant "beautiful place".
Where is Joseph smith the founder of mormonism buried?
Joseph Smith is buried in the Smith Family cemetery in Nauvoo, Illinois. He is buried next to his wife and his brother Hyrum who was killed at the same time Joseph was.
What happened to the newspaper that Joseph Smith said printed lies about the Mormons?
Many newspapers have printed lies about the Mormon Church, but I believe you may be referring to the Nauvoo Expositor, which Joseph Smith (as mayor of Nauvoo) had destroyed beacuse they were causing an uproar in the town. (This was also the action for which he was jailed, and this inprisonment allowed his assasination) The Nauvoo Expositor printed only one issue. Joseph Smith, as mayor, had their printing press destroyed as punishment for disturbing the peace, and they never printed anything again. They didn't really have a reason to print anything else, as after that Joseph was dead and the Mormons moved out of the state.
Who was the visionary who translated the Book of Mormon and who was eventually killed by a mob in Nauvoo IL?
Joseph Smith
Where was Joseph smith died?
Joseph Smith was killed by a mob while awaiting trial in Carthage, Illinois. The trial was based on his ordering the destruction of a printing press that was causing civil disorder in Nauvoo, where he was mayor.
Who was killed by a mob in the town of Nauvoo Illinois?
I believe you are thinking of Joseph Smith and Hyrum Smith, leaders of the Mormon church (officially called the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints) which was based in Nauvoo. However, they were actually killed in Carthage as they were awaiting a trial.
Joseph Smith and Hyram Smith were on the last trip that they made. Where did they turn around and come back to Navoo?
Joseph and his brother Hyrum had left Nauvoo and crossed the Mississippi River into the Iowa territory. They stopped just after crossing the river in Montrose, Iowa. It was there that it was reported to the brothers that mobs and militia were threatening to surround and enter Nauvoo. Rather then allow the Saints to face this, Joseph asked Hyrum what they should do. With the promise by Governor Ford that they would be protected arrived, Hryum then replied to Joseph that they should return to Nauvoo and surrender themselves. Their return to Nauvoo launched the final few days of their lives, leading to the martyrdom on June 27, 1844.
Where did Joseph smith death take place?
Joseph Smith was murdered in the jailhouse at Carthage, Illinois on June 27, 1844. He was being held in the jailhouse awaiting trial for ordering the destruction of a printing press for "disturbing the peace" in Nauvoo, where he was Mayor.
Why was Joseph Smith arrested in Nauvoo Illinois?
As Mayor of Nauvoo, Joseph Smith ordered the destruction of a printing press which was printing publications that caused many fights, riots, and unrest in the city. The owners of the printing press were taking him to court for violation of their first amendment rights. He was held in jail awaiting his trial supposedly for the safety of himself and his family, so that mobs would not come to his home and hurt his wife and children.
How did Joseph Smith Jr's wife die?
Emma Hale Smith Bidamon, Joseph Smith Jr.'s wife, died at the age of 75 in Nauvoo, Illinois. The causes of her death are due to her old age. She had become sick a few weeks before and her condition only worsened.
When was the nauvoo expositor press destroyed?
The Nauvoo Expositor press was destroyed on June 10, 1844. This event occurred shortly after the newspaper's first and only issue was published, which criticized the leadership of Joseph Smith and the practices of the Latter Day Saint movement. The destruction of the press led to significant tensions in Nauvoo and contributed to the events leading up to Smith's arrest and eventual death later that month.
Why was Joseph Smith in Carthage?
Joseph Smith was in Carthage awaiting a legal trial. As mayor of Nauvoo, he had ordered the destruction of a printing press that was printing anti-Mormon materials. He determined that this was causing civil unrest and ordered that the press be destroyed. He was being tried to see if it was legal for him to do so.
