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Rebecca “Beck” Nibley had a number of
opportunities of marriage throughout the 1870s but consistently turned them
down, why?
a.
She didn’t want to be in
a polygamous relationship
b.
They were to non-members
c.
They were to men that
had not served missions
d.
They were to students
Yesterday’s answer:
A From the life of Joseph Hatten Carpenter: In
March, 1886, he left England for West Australia in a sailing ship, round the
Cape of Good Hope, and after visiting most of the Australian colonies he started
for San Francisco. While on board the ship “Zealandia” he met two Mormon
Elders, Wilson Ross Pratt and Wm. C. Mellor. After hearing the gospel as taught
by them, he believed it and went direct to Salt Lake City, where he was
baptized March 1, 1887, by James Leatham and settled in the 19th Ward.
Jenson, Andrew, LDS Biographical Encyclopedia (Salt
Lake City: Andrew Jensen History Company, 1914), 2: 562.
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