Heber C. Kimball
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Heber C. Kimball was noted for his prophecies. In fact, Brigham
Young once referred to him as his prophet. What did Heber C. Kimball correctly
prophesy about John Taylor?
a.
He would serve a mission to England
b.
He would become the President of the
Church
c.
He would live in the largest mansion
in Salt Lake City
d.
He would be shot a number of times in
a jail and live to tell about it
Yesterday’s answer:
C Got a job at the hat store
From the life of Frances Ann Tatton Bench: Frances Ann
was nine years old when her family boarded the ship, “Camillus,” which was sailing
to America. They arrived in New Orleans on June 7, 1853. Here they received
instructions by wagon master, John Brown, to travel up the Mississippi River to
Keokuk, Iowa, to be outfitted for their trip west. They did so and arrived in
Salt Lake Valley on October 17, 1853. Frances had walked most of the way.
Frances was educated and worked in her father’s hat shop as a
clerk. While she was working here, a young student was smitten with her beauty
and made several trips past the hat shop just to look at her. He finally
obtained a job from her father just to meet Frances. Frances and William Bench
fell in love and were married in December, 1862. During the next ten years, the
young couple lived in Salt Lake and in Manti, Utah.
International Society Daughters of Utah Pioneers, Pioneer Women
of Faith and Fortitude, (Publisher Press, 1998), 1:216.
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