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People on the Mormon Frontier: Kanab's Families of 1874

*Dean L. May is Research Historian, Mormon Church Historical Department. An early version of this paper was presented at the annual meeting of the Western History Association, Tulsa, Oklahoma, October 1975. Richard L. Bushman, Maris A. Vinovskis, and Robert Wheaton generously took time to read the manuscript and offer helpful suggestions. Professors George Addy, Blair Holmes, and David Chandler of the Brigham Young University History Department, and BYU students Neil Christensen, Beverly Cornett, Roger Purdy, and William Slaughter worked with the author in gathering the data, preparing it for computer processing, and preliminary analysis. The study was greatly facilitated by their labors and thoughtful suggestions. While Whig congressmen were squabbling over the spoils of their first Presidential victory under the popular, but ill-starred William Henry Harrison, the parents of four-year-old Robert Adam Smith were contemplating treasures of a wholly different sphere. Mormon missionaries proselyting southward into Mississippi had included the backwoods Tennessee home