Brigham Young had three homes in Utah, the first was in Salt Lake City and was called the Beehive House. Once his family outgrew the Beehive House, another home was built right next door, the Lion House. He also had a winter home in St. George. All three of these homes have been preserved or restored and are open for public tours.
Brigham Young also technically owned a handful of other homes but never lived in them. Many of these were homes he purchased for the welfare of widows, who could not afford a place to live on their own.
Brigham Young lead the Mormons to Utah in search of a place where they could practice their religion free of persecution.
Church of Mormon. Brigham Young University (BYU) is a Mormon university.
Brigham Young had faith.All Mormon's have faith even I do, an 11 year old Mormon.
Yes, and he is also a descendant of Brigham Young.
Brigham Young
The majority of them.
Joseph Smith.
Brigham Young was the president of the LDS church (Mormon) when the school was founded in October 16, 1875.
Brigham Young. He is called the "Great Colonizer of the West."
Brigham Young lead them after Smith's death to Utah.
No, although he played for Brigham Young University, a LDS/Mormon college in Utah.
Yes, Brigham Young and his siblings converted to the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (the "Mormon" church) as young adults. Brigham's brother is the one who introduced him to the Church.
No, the Mormon religion was founded by Joseph Smith and Brigham Young.