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Journal Article

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Braby, Junia

Charles B. Thompson : Harbinger of Zion or Master of Humbuggery?

John Whitmer Historical Association Journal

2003

23

2003

149-164

Charles B. Thompson was an early member of the LDS Church, who after Joseph Smith's death created the Jehovah's Presbytery of Zion, nicknamed Baneemyites or Thompsonites. One of Thompson's followers was William Marks, stake president in Nauvoo. An account of the settlement of his group in western Iowa is given. Some of the group's descendants became members of the Reoganized Church.

Thompson, Charles B.
Schisms, Jehovah's Presbytery of Zion
Schisms, RLDS
Iowa
Marks, William

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