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The ship that early Saint, Charlotte Jenkins Cole was emigrating
on wasn’t going anywhere. What was the problem?
a.
Stuck in a
whirlpool
b.
Stuck on a
sandbar
c.
Surrounded by
icebergs
d.
Ran ashore
Yesterday’s
answer:
B Joseph Smith
From the life of Miriam Clarke: Miriam Clarke was the second of three
children born in her family, being born in 1821 in North Wales. She also had
eight half brothers and sisters by her father and his second wife, Ann Jarvis.
Miriam was baptized a member of the Church of Jesus
Christ of Latter-day Saints, in February, 1852. She and her half-brother Amos,
were the only members of their family who accepted the Gospel and came to Utah.
Miriam endured all the hardships incident to this time
period. After coming to Utah she lived in Salt Lake City. In 1880, she lived on
Chestnut Street.
Life was very difficult for a woman living alone in
this time period. She did not marry, but was sealed to the Prophet Joseph
Smith.
Pioneer Women
of Faith and Fortitude, Daughters of
Utah Pioneers: (International Society Daughters of Utah Pioneers: 1998), 1:
605.
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