Historic Accounts of the Mountain Meadows Massacre

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Mountain Meadows Massacre

Historical Accounts

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Rumored Massacre on the Plains, Los Angeles Star, October 3, 1857

Massacre of Arkansas and Missouri Emigrants, Los Angeles Star, October 10, 1857

The Immigrant Massacre, Daily Alta, San Francisco, October 17, 1857

Murders At Mountain Canon Confirmed, Daily Alta, San Francisco, October 27, 1857

The Federal Government and the Mormons, San Francisco Evening Bulletin, October 27, 1857

The Mormon Murderers, San Francisco Evening Bulletin, October 28, 1857

The Mormons and the Late Massacre, San Francisco Evening Bulletin, November 5, 1857

Killing of Immigrants -- Mormons Falsely Accused, Western Standard, San Francisco, November 6, 1857

Brigham Young's Tactics, Daily Alta, San Francisco, San Francisco, Wed., December 23, 1857

The Utah Expedition, New York Times, February 4, 1858

Special Report Of The Mountain Meadow Massacre, by J. H. Carleton, Brevet Major, United States Army, May 25, 1859

Surviving Children of the Murdered fix the Crime upon the Mormons, San Francisco Evening Bulletin, May 31, 1859.

The Massacre At Mountain Meadows, Harper's Weekly, August 8, 1859

Mountain Meadow Massacre: Statement of one of the Few Survivors, Daily Arkansas Gazette, September 1, 1875, Nancy Sophrona Huff Cate

Mountain Meadows Massacre, an 1889 Account by Hubert Howe Bancroft

Survivor of a Massacre: Mrs. Betty Terry, Arkansas Gazette, September 4, 1938

Martha Elizabeth Baker Terry Personal Account, date unknown

Mountain Meadow Massacre Related by Rebecca Dunlap Evans, Fort Smith Elevator, August 20, 1897

The Mountain Meadows Massacre: An Episode on the Road to Zion, by Sara Frances "Sallie" Baker Mitchell, The American Weekly, September, 1940

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Note: These articles are not verbatim. Obvious spelling and grammatical errors, incorrect names, formatting, and in some cases, archaic language has been changed for accuracy and easier reading.

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