Joseph Smith didn't exactly lead anyone westward. Throughout his lifetime, he tended to stay behind while sending groups forward to where the whole of the Church would eventually move. This happened as the church moved to Kirtland, Ohio; Independence, Missouri; and Nauvoo, Illinois. He would make visits to these new settlements, but did not personally lead anyone there or move there until later on.
Joseph Smith was killed in Illinois, and the man who lead Joseph's followers westward to Utah is Brigham Young, his successor as leader of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (the "Mormon" church).
This question is a two part question that has no answer. The Mormon Trail is commonly known as the trek westward from the state of Illinois to the (now state) of Utah which began in 1846. The Prophet Joseph Smith was assassinated prior to the trek westward in 1844. Therefore Joseph Smith never traveled the Mormon Trail.
I believe you are thinking of Joseph Smith, and his starting of the Mormon religion
no. Joseph Smith was the founder of mormanism.
Upon his birth, Joseph Smith was named Joseph Smith. Throughout his life he was called Joseph Smith, Jr. because his father's name is also Joseph Smith. His son was named Joseph Smith, III. His enemies often referred to him as Joe Smith. This was intended to be very disrespectful, and it was often offensive.
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Alvin Smith - brother of Joseph Smith - was born on 1798-02-11.
No, Joseph Smith, Jr. did not have a middle name. His full name is simply Joseph Smith, Jr.
Joseph Lindon Smith was born in 1863.
Joseph B. Smith was born in 1826.
Ronald Joseph Smith died in 1995.
The Joseph Smith Papers was created in 2008.
Joseph Lee Smith was born in 1776.